A COIN-TOSSING EXPERIMENT In the next exercise, you are to toss a coin ten times and, in each rectangle, record a head or tail after each toss. Before you begin the coin-tossing experiment, answer questions 1 and 2. 1. I predict that there will be heads in the ten tosses of the coin. 2. I predict that there will be tails in the ten tosses of the coin. Now begin the coin-tossing experiment. After each toss of the coin, record the result in the chart below. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7 . 8. 9. 10. Answer the following questions. 3. The total number of events is. 4. The number of heads is 5. The number of tails is 6. The fraction representing the number of heads is - 7. The prediction I made in question 1 was that the coin would land heads up of the time. 8. The fraction in question 6 changed to simplified form is 9. The fraction representing the number of tails is 10. The fraction in question 9 changed to simplified form is