To find: The greatest number of the consecutive head.
Answer to Problem 1SAP
The correct option is D.
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The coin is flipped with 20 times and the head is obtained 10 times and the tail is for 10 times.
Calculation:
Consider the coin is flipped for 20 times and the equal number of head appear for 10 time and same is the case for the number of tails. Consider that the first and the last flips are both the heads. Then, there is no possibility that the all the ten heads are consecutive and then the maximum consecutive head is 9.
Then, the correct option is D.
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