What is the probability of getting all head in 5 consecutive coin toss?

• 1 case:
  HHHHH
  
  P=(1/2)^5=1/32
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• 1/32
  
  Probability of heads 5 times=(1/2)^5=1/32
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• 1/(2^5)=1/32
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• possibility=2^5=32
  sum of observation (all head ) = (HHHHH) = 1
  probability = sum of observation / possibility
  probability = 1 / 32
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• 5c5*(1/2)^0*(1/2)^5
  1/32
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• 1/32
  1/2 for each toss, and multiplied together it is 1/32
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• 1/120
  If we consider all the possibilities then the total no of possibilities will be 5! i.e. 120 and in only 1 case we got all heads i.e. HHHHH
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• Answer=2^5=32
  
  Sum of observations (all heads ) = HHHHH= 1
  probability = sum of observation /total possibility
  so, probability of all heads = 1 / 32
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• =1/32
  =Number of Total possible outcomes = 2^5
  =32
  and number of times all heads occur is 1
  hence P = 1/32
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