If you toss 100 coins simultaneously, there are many different ways for half the coins to land with half having heads facing up and half with tails facing up. How many ways are there to have all heads, and what does this imply?
a. As many ways as there are to have half heads and half tails, and it implies that both events are just as likely.
b. As many ways as there are to have half heads and half tails, and it implies that half heads and half tails is a much more likely outcome.
c. Two ways only, and this implies that all heads is unlikely.
d. One way only, and this implies that it is much less likely to have all heads than to have half heads and half tails.
e. One way only, implying that it is just as likely as for half heads and half tails.
Question 2
What makes a system disordered?
a. It is arranged according to a different organization than the one you need to examine.
b. It is rearranged into a new organization.
c. Its arrangement is unique.
d. It has many different equivalent arrangements.
e. It has only a small number of possible equivalent arrangements.
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