... ≤.21n(.1)2=21n.Thus, if n = 100 ,P (|A 100 − .3|≥.1) ≤ .21 ,or if n = 100 0,P (|A 100 0− .3|≥.1) ≤ .021 .These can be rewritten asP (.2 <A 100 <.4) ≥ .79 ,P (.2 <A 100 0<.4) ≥ .979 .These ... so to speak, a certain fate.I do now know whether Plato wished to aim at this in his doctrine ofthe universal return of things, according to which he predicted that allthings will return to ... x) to compute the exact probability that you estimated in Exercise 1. Compare the two results.3 Write a program to toss a coin 10, 000 times. Let Snbe the number of headsin the first n tosses....