Problem 3.58. Three coins are tossed in succession. Assume that the simple events are equiprob- able. Find the probabilities of the following: (a) the first coin is a heads, (b) exactly two heads have occurred, (c) not more than two heads have occurred.
Problem 3.58. Three coins are tossed in succession. Assume that the simple events are equiprob- able. Find the probabilities of the following: (a) the first coin is a heads, (b) exactly two heads have occurred, (c) not more than two heads have occurred.
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Transcribed Image Text:Problem 3.58. Three coins are tossed in succession. Assume that the simple events are equiprob-
able. Find the probabilities of the following: (a) the first coin is a heads, (b) exactly two heads
have occurred, (c) not more than two heads have occurred.
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