In the science exhibit of a museum of natural history, a coin-flipping machine tosses a silver dollar
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In the science exhibit of a museum of natural history, a coin-flipping machine tosses a silver dollar into the air and tallies the outcome on a counting device.
What are all of the respective possible outcomes in any three consecutive coin tosses? In any three consecutive coin tosses, what is the probability of:
a) at least one head,
b) not more than one head,
c) at least two heads,
d) not more than two heads,
e) exactly two heads,
f) exactly three heads.
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Introductory Biostatistics For The Health Sciences
ISBN: 9780471411376
1st Edition
Authors: Michael R. Chernick, Robert H. Friis
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