It's binary tree is given as below:
The above given tree shows the Favourable Outcomes.
Using, Conditional Probability,
P(A| B) = P(A andB)/ P(B) given B has already occurred.
Given that two tails outcome in step 2 (which are ticked)
We need to find , P(Tail in step1 | 2 tails in step 2)
= P( Tail in Step 1 and having 2 tails in step2)/ P( 2 tails in step 2 )
P( Tails in step 1 and 2 tails in step 2 ) = P(TT)
= 0.5*0.5 = 0.25
P( Tail in step 1 and 2 tails in step2 ) = 0.25
Now, P(2 tails in step2) = P( HTT) + P(TT)
= 0.5*0.25 + 0.5*0.5
= 0.125 + 0.25
= 0.375
P( 2 Tails in step 2 ) = 0.375
Thus, P(Tail in step1| 2 tails in step2) = 0.25/0.375
= 0.67
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