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Probability if `n` heads in `2n` tosses of a fair coin can be given by
a.`prod_(r=1)^n((2r-1)/(2r))`
b. `prod_(r=1)^n((n+r)/(2r))`
c. `sum_(r=0)^n(( ""^n C_r)/(2^n))^2`
d. `(sum_(r=0)^n(""^n C_r)^2)/(sum_(r=0)^(2n)(""^(2n)C_r)^2)`

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A, C, D

`P(E) = (.^(2n)C_(n))/(2^(2n)) = ((2n)!)/(n! n! 2^(n) 2^(n))`
`=(1xx2xx3xx...xx(2n))/(n!n!2^(n)2^(n))`
`=(1xx3xx5...xx(2n - 1))/(n! 2^(n))`
Now,
`underset(r = 1)overset(n) prod((2r-1)/(2r))=(1xx3xx5xx...xx(2n-1))/(2xx4xx6xx...xx(2n))`
`=(1xx3xx5xx...xx(2n-1))/((1xx2xx3xx...xxn)2^(n))`
`underset(r = 0)overset(n)sum((.^(n)C_(r))/(2^(n)))^(2) = (1)/(2^(n)2^(n)) underset(r = 0)overset(n)sum (.^(n)C_(r))^(2) = (1)/(2^(n)2^(n)) .^(2n)C_(n)`
Also, `(underset(r = 0)overset(n)sum(.^(n)C_(r))^(2))/((underset(r = 0)overset(2n)sum .^(2n)C_(r))) = (.^(2n)C_(n))/(2^(2n))`
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