streak data TABLEs

Table of run probabilities (p(Heads)= 50%) for 'at least' 1 to 10 and trials from 1 to 30.

example: 2+ means 2 'or more' or 'at least' 2

p(Heads) = 1/2... a fair coin. Probability of a 'run' table.

a=average # of trials for a run, t=number of trials, r=run length.

Data for a 'specific run', say "Heads", NOT any run(either heads Or tails).

Table of run probabilities (p(Heads)= 40%) for 'at least' 1 to 10 and trials from 1 to 30.

example: 2+ means 2 'or more' or 'at least' 2

p(Heads) = 2/5. Probability of a 'run' table.

a=average # of trials for a run, t=number of trials, r=run length.

Data for a 'specific run', say "Heads", NOT any run(either heads Or tails).

Table of run probabilities (p(Heads)= 60%) for 'at least' 1 to 10 and trials from 1 to 30.

example: 2+ means 2 'or more' or 'at least' 2

p(Heads) = 3/5. Probability of a 'run' table.

a=average # of trials for a run, t=number of trials, r=run length.

Data for a 'specific run', say "Heads", NOT any run(either heads Or tails).

Values showing 1 in data are not exactly 1 but very close to it (rounding).

Average number of trials for a run from 2 to 20. Data for a 'specific run', say "Heads", NOT any run(either heads Or tails).

Average number of trials formula used.

(1/(p^r)-1)/(1-p) where p = prob success and r = run length

Average number of trials for any run from 2 to 20. Data for any run(either heads Or tails).

success Heads = p (header row) success Tails = 1-p.