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Standard XII
Mathematics
Binomial Probability Theorem
Five coins ar...
Question
Five coins are tossed simultaneously. Find the probability of event that at least one head turns up. (Assume that wins are fair).
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Solution
Let
A
be the event that ‘at lest one head turns up.
since each coin turns up on either a head or a tail.
Hence, the sample space consists of
2
5
=
32
outcomes.
Each outcome having a probability of occurrence as
1
32
.
Then
A
c
is the event that ‘No head turns up’.
Thus
A
c
consists of only one outcome,
Hence
P
(
A
c
)
=
1
32
⇒
P
(
A
)
=
1
−
1
32
=
32
−
1
32
=
31
32
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