content area top Part 1 If you flip a fair coin repeatedly and the first three results are tails, are you more likely to get heads on the next flip, more likely to get tails again, or equally likely to get heads or tails? Question content area bottom Part 1 Choose the correct answer below. A. The next flip is more likely to be heads because the Law of Large Numbers says that as the number of experiments increases the empirical probability approaches the theoretical probability, which in this case is an equal number of heads and tails. B. The next flip is equally likely to be heads or tails because each flip is independent of the others and the coin does not "keep track" of the past results. C. The next flip is more likely to be tails because the Law of Large Numbers says that as the number of experiments increases the empirical probability approaches the theoretical probability, which in this case is an equal number of heads and tails. D. The next flip is more likely to be tails because the last three results were tails