You have a bucket with 500 coins. 499 of them are normal coins, but one of them is double headed. you pick a coin randomly from this bucker and flip it 5 times. if you picked a normal coin, what would be the probability of flipping 5 heads?

If a normal coin is picked then probability of flipping 5 heads = 0.031

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Number of coins = 500

Number of normal coins =499

Number of double headed coin = 1

Event A:

Pick a normal coin

Probability of event A to occur

Event B:

Normal coin is flipped 5 times to get head.

Probability of flipping one head at a time =

Probability of event B to occur (flipping 5 heads)

P(B) =  

Probability of event A and B to occur together

If a normal coin is picked then probability of flipping 5 heads = 0.031

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