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For a Fair Coin, Fairly Tossed, We Say That the Probability

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For a fair coin, fairly tossed, we say that the probability of it coming up heads is .50. This is an example of

A) empirical probability
B) theoretical probability
C) the addition theorem
D) the multiplication theorem

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