Use statistics software to simulate flipping a coin.
a. Simulate 10 flips of a coin and make a bar graph of the results. How do your experimental probabilities compare to the theoretical probabilities of getting heads or tails?
b. Simulate 1000 flips of a coin by adding 990 more trials to your simulation. How do the experimental probabilities now compare to the theoretical probabilities?
c. Explain how you could modify your simulation to model an unfair coin that comes up heads more frequently than tails. Make the necessary modifications and test whether or not your simulation produces appropriate experimental results.