Another way of thinking about it is each of these scenarios this is a scenario heads, heads because you got a heads and then a heads.

This is exactly two heads.

This is the scenario heads, tails.

We took the derivative of both sides of that.

Spiders are also extremely old.

That's 1 head.

This number defines the row position in an alphabetic grid they share.

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So let me give you an example.

let's say it's a million dollars.

The moon.

They make a lot of money.

Of course, Bosch called this hell.

The surface of the moon is irregular.

Say, does this building have a food inventory?

Let's see, that's all tails.

And this is a nontrivial question. Let's do the truth table.

This vector is this difference over here of xi 1 over yi 1 xi over yi.

I subtract the mean.

And notice, I'm not saying that it has to be in that order.

We hoisted them on poles to photograph.

Let me write that down.

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So this right over here is Wyoming.

And wow! It came up heads again.

So, for flip 1, we have the outcomes of heads, heads, tails, tails.

And the answer is 2.

This is three heads, so it's not exactly two heads.

So, for example, you know, it could be heads, tails, heads, tails, heads, heads.

And, yes, it's in the second case and in the third case.

This table has a smooth surface.

It's called the Phi coefficient. The Phi coefficient starts with a table.

The top boundary is that plane.

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And the result we get in this case for this particular V is 1 6.

And the answer, I think, can be found in things like this.

And here's the crown jewel. I am the Gasee guy. So...

And this interesting statement is, above we had a 50 50 chance of getting heads

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It's easier for me to draw a dotted curve than a straight curve.

So when all is said and done, we still have Î (n 2) edges total.

Well, what's the probability of getting I don't know all heads and then the last flip I get is tails?

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