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thanks for the reply, why did you say q^n <50% was the percentage that it was probable for at least one E to occur. Also, why did you multiple n by 10 to get your final answer. thanks

i dunno, you tell me. I would think that since all flips are random, any group of 10 would an independent chance at 10 in a row.

Ok well here goes. what is the chance of flipping a coin 10 times and getting either 10 heads or 10 tails. Once this is known, how many times would you expect to flip a coin before you get 10 in a row(I of course don't mean that after this number you would be guaranteed to get 10 in a row, i...