1st Toss½½HT2nd Toss12 H Head, Head½12T Head, TailHTail, Head½ T Tail, Tail-|× -|*7Using this probability tree, what is the probability of getting at least one "tails"outcome when flippling a coin twice?

Given that Coin is tossed twice, then possible outcomes are {(H,H),(H,T),(T, H),(T,T)}

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