Q2/ Three coins are tossed, let A be event (at least 2 heads) and B be the event (all the same ). Find P(A/B) , P(B/A), P(A°/B) and P(B /A) .

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Q2/ Three coins are tossed, let A be event (at least 2 heads) and B be the event (all
the same ). Find P(A/B) , P(B/A), P(A°/B) and P(B“/A) .
Transcribed Image Text:Q2/ Three coins are tossed, let A be event (at least 2 heads) and B be the event (all the same ). Find P(A/B) , P(B/A), P(A°/B) and P(B“/A) .
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