Coin Tossing

Coin tossing is a basic method used to make decisions or determine outcomes randomly. When you flip a coin, it has two sides: heads and tails. Each side has an equal chance of landing face up, specifically a 50% probability. This randomness is often employed in various contexts, from games and sports to resolving disputes. The fairness of the coin toss relies on the assumption that the coin and the flipping technique do not favor one side over the other. Overall, it serves as a simple yet effective way to introduce randomness into decision-making processes.