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Simulate a toss of a coin

Which of the following Excel formulas would be employed to simulate a toss of a coin that is loaded in such a way that P(T)= 0.3?
Hint: There may be more than one correct response.

A. =IF(RAND()<=0.3, "T", "H")

B. =IF(RAND()<=0.7, "H", "T")

C. =IF(RAND()<0.3, "T", "H")

D. =IF(RAND()=0.3, "H", "T")

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