1- Let a coin and a die be tossed; let the sample space S consists of the twelveelements:S-{HI, H2, НЗ, Н4, Н5, Н6, Т1, Т2, ТЗ, Т4, Т5, T6}(i) Express explicitly the following events:A={heads and an even number appear}B={a prime number appears}C={tails and an odd number appear}(ii) Express-explicitly the event-that:(a) A or B occurs.(b) Band C occurs(c) Only Boccurs.(iii) which of the events A, B and C are mutually exclusive?iii onlySelect one:О а. В and CO b. A and BO C. A and B and CO d. A and C

Given: Sample space is shown below S = {H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, H6, T1, T2, T3, T4, T5, T6} A = heads…

Answered: Let a coin and a die be tossed; let the…

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