Fair and unfair games
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The document discusses fair and unfair games. A fair game gives all players an equal chance to win based on the possible outcomes of the game. An unfair game favors one player to win regardless of the outcome. Examples are given of both fair and unfair coin toss games. The document also discusses creating probability games and includes guidelines for student groups to design an original fair probability game to present to the class.
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