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Three coins are tossed. Let the event H = all Heads and the event K = at least one Heads. 1. P(H∩K) = 2. The probability that

Posted on October 23, 2021 By mobete 1 Comment on Three coins are tossed. Let the event H = all Heads and the event K = at least one Heads. 1. P(H∩K) = 2. The probability that

Three coins are tossed. Let the event H = all Heads and the event K = at least one Heads.
1. P(H∩K) =
2. The probability that the outcome is all heads if at least one coin shows a head
3. P(K) =
Choices:
7/8
1/7
1/8

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Comment (1) on “Three coins are tossed. Let the event H = all Heads and the event K = at least one Heads. 1. P(H∩K) = 2. The probability that”

  1. fia31 says:
    October 23, 2021 at 8:38 am

    1/7 the choice

    Step-by-step explanation:

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