I have the answers for number 9 but I need a better explanation and breaking it down.
a) P( exactly one head ) = No of Outcomes Favorable to Exactly one head/Total Outcomes
= 2/4
= 1/2
b) P( At least one head) = No of Outcomes Favorable to at least one head/Total Outcomes
= 3/4
c) P( No more than O head) = No of Outcomes Favorable to no more than 0 heads/Total Outcomes
= 1/4
I have the answers for number 9 but I need a better explanation and breaking it...
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