4. A coin is tossed three times. a} bl fl Using Binomial distribution {or otherwise), calculate how many different combinations there are of the coin landing on two Heads. {2 marks) Using Binominal distribution (or otherwise}, calculate the probability of the coin landing on two Heads. (2 marks) Now the coin is tossed ten times. Using Binomial distribution, calculate how many different combinations there are of the coin landing on two Heads. (2 marks) Using Binomial distribution, calculate the probability of the coin landing on two Heads. [2 marks) Now the coin is tossed 60 times. Using Binomial distribution, calculate how many different combinations there are of the coin landing on two Heads. [2 marks) Using Binomial distribution, calculate the probability of the coin landing on two Heads. [2 marks)