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However, this theory turned out to be wrong. To prove this, scientists asked volunteers to flip 350,757 coins in 46 different currencies. What did the experiment show? When
However, this theory turned out to be wrong. To prove this, scientists asked volunteers to flip 350,757 coins in 46 different currencies.
When a coin is tossed, it causes a slight wobble, making it more likely to land on the same side as it originally did, according to a team led by American mathematician Percy Diaconis.
Based on the throws analyzed, Diakonis found that coins landed on the side they were thrown about 51% of the time. In a new experiment, 48 participants tossed 350,757 coins in 46 different currencies and found that the overall probability of the coin landing on the side it was tossed was 50.8 percent.
When flipping a coin to make high-stakes decisions, it is best to hide the starting position of the coin.
– scientists note.
We previously wrote that researchers from the University of California at Santa Barbara made a revolutionary scientific discovery by discovering a new state of matter using the properties of subatomic particles.
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