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Technically answer is 50/50 but they want out of the box thinking. Perhaps suggest that the coin must not be fair or that there is an outside factor playing a role. Minder
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It's 50/50, and the thing to understand is that 99 heads in a row is no more likely or unlikely than a sequence of, say, H,T,H,T,T,T,T,H,H,T,H,H,T,T... and so on up to 99. Each particular "random"sequence of heads & tails is equally unlikely. If we take the averages of all possible sequences then heads comes up as many times as tails does, but for a particular string of 100 flips, there's no knowing until we are finished whether it's going to be H(99) & T(1) or H(100) & T(0). Could go either way, and the odds are 50/50. Minder
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should be 135
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Angle Problem: The hour hand is halfway between the 10 and 11 and the minute hand is on the 6, so they are 4.5 away and there are 12 total on the clock. 4.5/12 * 360 = 30*4.5 = 45*3 = 135 degrees Minder
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Yes I have x amount of experience in trading in xyz and I find a great passion in it Minder
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various commodities and equities and I trade very successfully