Math, asked by sohalrajvinder, 3 months ago

Three coins are tossed simultaneously.
(i) S is the event of getting at least two heads.
(ii) A is the event if getting at least one tail (we have to find the probability..)​

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Answered by KnowtoGrow
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Answer:

When three coins are tossed simultaneously, the possible outcomes are:

  1. HHH
  2. TTT
  3. THT
  4. HTH
  5. TTH
  6. HHT
  7. HTT
  8. THH

i.e. Total number of possible outcomes = 8

(i) Total number of possible outcomes= 8

   Number of favourable outcomes = 4

  1. HHH
  2. HTH
  3. HHT
  4. THH

   Therefore,

   P(S) = No. of favourable outcomes/ Total number of possible outcomes

          = 4/8

          = 1/2

(ii) Total number of possible outcomes = 8

    Number of favourable outcomes = 7

  1. TTT
  2. THT
  3. HTH
  4. TTH
  5. HHT
  6. HTT
  7. THH

    Therefore,

    P(A) = No. of favourable outcomes/ Total number of possible outcomes

           = 7/8

Hence, Proved.

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