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Two coins are tossed once, where E is the event of no tail appearing, F is the event of no head appearing. Then the value of P(E/F) is:

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Solution

The sample space of the given experiment is
S={HH,HT,TH,TT}
Here, E: no tail appears
And F: no head appears
E={HH} and F={TT}
EF={ϕ}
So, P(E)=14,P(F)=14,P(EF)=04=0
Now, we know that by definition of conditional probability,
P(E/F)=P(EF)P(F)
Substituting the values we get
P(E/F)=01/4=0

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