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    The document contains examples of probability calculations for events with multiple possible outcomes. It includes the probability of getting all heads, exactly one head, and at least two heads when tossing a coin three times. It also provides the probability of drawing two queen cards, two black cards, and two red balls from pools of options without replacement.

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    The document contains examples of probability calculations for events with multiple possible outcomes. It includes the probability of getting all heads, exactly one head, and at least two heads when tossing a coin three times. It also provides the probability of drawing two queen cards, two black cards, and two red balls from pools of options without replacement.

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    The document contains examples of probability calculations for events with multiple possible outcomes. It includes the probability of getting all heads, exactly one head, and at least two heads when tossing a coin three times. It also provides the probability of drawing two queen cards, two black cards, and two red balls from pools of options without replacement.

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    1) You toss a fair coin three times:

    1. What is the probability of three heads, HHH?

    ANSWER-1/8

    2. What is the probability that you observe exactly one heads?

    ANSWER- 1/4

    3. Given that you have observed at least one heads, what is the probability
    that you observe at least two heads?

    ANSWER- 4/7

    • What is the probability of selecting two queen cards from the deck of 52 cards?

    ANSWER- 4/52

    • What is the probability of selecting two black cards from the deck of 52 cards?

    ANSWER- 25/102

    • There are 12 balls in the pool. 6 balls are blue, and the rest are red. Two of the balls
    are picked up from the pool without replacement. What is the probability of selecting
    two red balls from the pool?

    ANSWER- 5/22

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