Weighted Coin

A weighted coin is a coin designed so that the likelihood of landing on heads or tails is not equal. Instead, one side is made more likely to land face-up when flipped. This is achieved by adjusting weight distribution or shape, affecting how the coin moves in the air and lands. Unlike a standard coin with a 50/50 chance, a weighted coin's probabilities are skewed, making it more likely to land on one side. This concept is used in probability experiments, games, or demonstrations where controlled outcomes are desired.