P( one up and one out) = P( 1st one up 2nd one out)+P( 1st one out 2nd one up)
=2. P( 1st one up 2nd one out)
= 2. P(1st one up). P(2nd one out)
Similarly , P(one up then one out) = P(1st one up 2nd one out)
P(two down in a row)=
So they are in order of most to least probabilities
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