A hooman plays toss coin. Hooman started by tossing three coins.A. Find the probability getting atleast two heads.Find the probability get atleast a tail and head.C. Find the probability that he gets three tails.B.

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A. Find the probability getting atleast two heads. B. Find the probability get atleast a tail and head. C. Find the probability that he gets three tails.