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Jack flips a coin 54 times and sees tails 19 times. How many tails should he...

Jack flips a coin 54 times and sees tails 19 times. How many tails should he expect to see if he flips the coin 185 times? How many heads should he expect to see if he flips the coin 185 times?

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