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Standard VIII
Mathematics
Calculating Probability of an Event
Two coins are...
Question
Two coins are tossed simultaneously. Find the probability of getting
i)
exactly one head
ii)
at least one tail
iii)
no tail
iv)
at most one head
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Solution
When two coins are tossed the results are
(
H
H
,
H
T
,
T
H
,
T
T
)
Total no. of outcomes
=
4
1
)
Exactly one head
=
only two cases are
(
H
T
,
T
H
)
=
2
4
=
1
2
2
)
At least one tail
=
There are three cases
(
H
T
,
T
H
,
T
T
)
=
3
4
3
)
No. tail
=
only one case (HH)
=
1
4
4
)
Atmost one head
=
three cases
(
H
T
,
T
H
,
T
T
)
=
3
4
.
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