How to Calculate Binomial Distribution Probabilities in Excel 2016

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Sir ,I have a question please answer me how we want to do it in exal sheet.
Eight fair coins are tossed 256 times.In how many tossess do you expect atleast one head.

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Hi Athira, There's no need for Excel on this one. Since at least one heads means "not all tails," you just just need to calculate the probability of getting all 8 tails = 1/2^8 = 1/256. So out of 256 coin tosses, you'd expect 1 of the 256 to be all tails and 255/256 to have at least one heads.