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A coin toss is a simple method for making random decisions. It is performed by holding a coin by its edge and tossing it in the air, allowing it to land on the ground or be caught in the hand and reveal the outcome. The typical outcome of a coin toss is "heads" or "tails," which is determined by the face that appears on the top of the coin after landing.

Coin tosses are commonly used in a variety of situations, such as in gambling games, to determine the order of people in a line, or to make decisions when an agreement cannot be reached otherwise. It is a simple and fair way to make a decision at random, as the results are completely random and cannot be influenced by any external force.