Rosencrantz chooses a coin from guildenstern's collection of one hundred pennies and promptly tosses six heads in a row. while rhapsodizing over his good luck, he learns that four of the pennies were two-headed. the probability that rosencrantz chose one of the two-headed pennies given that he flipped six heads in a row can be expressed in the form m/n, where m and n are relatively prime positive integers. find m, n.