Consider a scenario in which you have three coins. Coin A comes up heads with probability 0.5 ,Coin B with probability 0.2, and Coin C with probability 0.9. You choose a coin randomly with equal probability for all three. Use one of the definitions from the slides to calculate the probability you get heads, i.e. P(H). Hint: Multiple cases. (Give your answer to four decimal places with a leading zero) Enter your answer here Save Answer Q2.4 1 Point What definition did you just use? (Choose the best answer) O Conditional Probability O Law of Total Probability Bayes' Theorem Binomial Coefficient Correct Save Answer Last saved on Jan 11 at 3:42 AM Q2.5 2 Points Use one of the definitions/theorems from the slides to calculate the probability that you chose the Coin A, given that you got heads, i.e. P(A|H). (Give your answer to four decimal places with a leading zero) Enter your answer here