A coin is tossed 100 times, and the relative frequency of heads is 0.6. If 40 of the first 50 tosses were heads, how many tails were in the remaining 50 tosses?

The problem states there are initial spins and then an extra number of spins. Add these two quantities to find the total number of spins.

You are given the relative frequency of Heads after the total number of spins. Multiply this relative frequency by the total number of spins (from Step 1) to find the total count of Heads.

Subtract the total number of Heads (from Step 2) from the total number of spins (from Step 1) to find the total count of Tails.

Subtract the initial number of Heads (given in the table for the first set of spins) from the total number of Heads (from Step 2).

Subtract the initial number of Tails (given in the table for the first set of spins) from the total number of Tails (from Step 3).

Write the number of Heads from the extra spins (from Step 4) followed by a colon, then the number of Tails from the extra spins (from Step 5).