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consider a coin with P(head) =0.45 and P(tail)=0.55. the coin is flipped 1000 times. let X...

consider a coin with P(head) =0.45 and P(tail)=0.55. the coin is flipped 1000 times. let X be the number of heads obtained .using chebyshev's inequality, find a lower bound for P(30<X<60)

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Here the no of toss is told as 1000.which is an error.It would be 100.And I did the problem using n=100.

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