Consecutive coin flips across n trials.

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Probability of a winning consecutive $k$-subset out of $n$ coin flips

My question is as follows: You have a weighted coin, 30% chance to fall on tails, and 70% to fall on heads. What is the chance across n coin flips that the coin lands upon heads x times in a row.

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