However, the two experiments taken together imply that in this random sequence of n = 100 independent tosses, X = 36 Heads are obtained.

However, the two experiments taken together imply that in this random sequence of n = 100 independent tosses, X = 36 Heads are obtained. According to the chart on page 1-4, the corresponding p-value = 0.0066, which is much less than = .05, suggesting that the combined sample evidence tends to refute the hypothesis that the coin is fair. Explain this apparent discrepancy.