One Question, One Hundred Hidden Flips
A referee flips a fair coin times behind a screen, producing a hidden heads/tails sequence. You may pose a single yes-or-no question about the sequence, which the referee answers truthfully; then you must guess the entire -flip sequence. What is the best probability of a correct guess you can achieve, and does the choice of question matter?
Answer
Free accounts unlock one worked solution a day. Pro includes every answer.
