paragtam said:Consider the example of flipping of a coin. There are only two inputs. The output may be different each time you flip the coin. The head and tail will not appear simultaneously but randomly. Is there a function set which can determine the outcome of the flipping process?
No, the outcome of a coin flip is completely random and cannot be predicted.
No, the outcome of a coin flip is determined by the initial force and angle used to flip the coin and cannot be manipulated.
The only factors that can influence the outcome of a coin flip are the initial force and angle used to flip the coin, as well as external forces such as wind or gravity.
While it may seem like there are patterns in coin flipping (such as "heads" coming up more often than "tails"), these are simply due to random chance and not an indication of any pattern.
Yes, it is possible for a coin to land on its edge but it is extremely unlikely and has only been achieved under controlled conditions.