you have a coin bias so that each toss produces heads with probability P and tail with complementry probability Q=1-P. Assume that each toss of a coin is independent from previous tosses: the probability of getting head at any given tosses is exactly P, regardless of previous outcomes. unfortunately we do not know the value of P. We have to design a simple process by which we could use this coin to generate perfectly unbiased sequence of random bits...?
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