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A fair coin is tossed 80 times in an experiment. If the coin is fair, what would be a reasonable number of times tails should appear, based on your knowledge of the theoretical probability of this event? (Show your work!) a. 25 to 39 times
b. 33 to 47 times
c. 15 to 65 times
d. 42 to 58 times

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