Math, asked by gsehrawat, 1 year ago

three unbiased coins are tossed what is the probability of getting at least two heads

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Answered by aanal

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Three events=head & tail, tail & head, head & head
P(A) =given/total
=3/3=1

gsehrawat: this is wrong

aanal: how

gsehrawat: because the total outcomes must be 9

gsehrawat: or 6

aanal: okk

gsehrawat: can you tell favourable outcomes

aanal: no sorry i don't know

gsehrawat: ok

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