Use the given​ table, which lists six possible assignments of probabilities for tossing a coin​ twice, to determine which of the assignments of probabilities are consistent with the definition of a probability model.   ​is/are consistent with the definition of a probability model.   ​(Use a comma to separate answers as​ needed.)

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