[See] Express the tossing of one coin as a probability distribution of x, the number of heads occurring (that is x=1 if a head occurs and x=0 if a tail
Question: Express the tossing of one coin as a probability distribution of \(x\), the number of heads occurring (that is \(x=1\) if a head occurs and \(x=0\) if a tail occurs).
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