Using a coin, perform the experiment discussed on pages 180–181. Toss a coin 10 times, observe the number of heads (or put 10 coins in a cup, shake and dump them into a box, and use each toss for a block of 10), and record the results. Repeat until you have 200 tosses. Chart and graph the data as individual sets of 10 and as cumulative relative frequencies. Do your data tend to support the claim that P(head) = 1/2? Explain.