Two students are flipping coins and recording whether or not the coin landed heads up. One student flips a coin 50 times and the other student flips a coin 100 times. Which student is more likely to get 48% to 52% of their coin flips heads up? The student who flips the coin 50 times because the percent that are heads up is less likely to be exactly 50%. The student who flips the coin 100 times because that student has more chances to get a coin flip that is heads up. The student who flips the coin 100 times because the more flips that are made will increase the chance of approaching a result of 50% heads up. Neither student is more likely because the flipping of the coin is random and therefore you cannot predict the outcome of the flips