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How do you explain the Law of Large Numbers in simple terms?

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The law of large numbers basically states that the more times you do something, the more accurate the data. For example, If i flip a coin 2 times, My data won't be as accurate as if i flipped it 100 times because There is more chance of getting heads half the tima and tails the other half. =)

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