Coin Flipping Experiment
This experiment is about finding out which side of an average coin appears the most. We simply start be flipping a coin twice, you can either have:

1. Heads and tails
2. Tails and heads
3. Heads and heads
or...
4. Tails and tails

So obviously most of the kids in our class estimated that 50% of our flips in the one-hundred-two-coin-flip would be heads and tails, tails and heads, tomato tomahto. And that 25% would be tails and tails, and 25% heads and heads. After that, we add all the partner's in Mr. Perry Wicklow's classes records together (For example: all the heads and heads will be added into one record and all the  tails and tail's records will be added together). And then we will really find out the dominant side! Scroll down to look at my experiment papers.
 

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