Implement a fair coin given an unfair coin

[@pradeeppant8809]

superb!!!

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[@thejaykay97]

Thanks a lot, breaking down the propability of each event has finally made me understand this approach!

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[@rishabhdubey4842]

very well explained bro 💝

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Thanks Rishabh 😊

[@prashanthvaidya]

Very well explained. Thankyou :)

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Thanks Prashanth!

[@manojk3194]

Can someone explain intuition behind this method of tossing a coin to get equal probability from a biased coin?

[@rentedunicorn]

great explanation!

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Yeah I am regular viewer of your videos here. Often i watch them as soon as they are uploaded. :) good work, helps me a lot.

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+Monu Mishra Wow! Thanks for your kind words again Monu :)

[@bhavyanigam3785]

how can i find expected number of flips of the baised coin required for extracting one unbaised coin flip?

[@abhinowporwal]

more probability please

[@kingshukjana4718]

very helpful. Can you also provide the full working code in your website.

[@mohammadburhani2755]

Suppose all you have is a biased coin that when tossed comes up heads 41% of the time, tails 58% of the time, and lands on edge 1% of the time. How can you use it to simulate a fair coin, i.e. one that comes up heads 50% of the time and tails 50% of the time? Explain why your method works.