Dave has a coin. One side of it is a picture of a duck, and the other side of it is the maple leaf. For dinner tonight, he can’t decide whether he wants to have a burger or roast chicken, so he decides to let chance pick for him. However, he has a hunch that the coin is weighted. In order to ensure a fair chance of picking burger or roast chicken, he decides to toss the coin 9 times and pick the outcome that occurs the most times: If he gets more maple leaves, he’ll have burger, and if more ducks, roast chicken. The question is, is his method good enough to ensure he gets an unbiased result? Please explain your reasoning.