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    The Probability of Obtaining One Head and Then Followed by One
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The Probability of Obtaining One Head and Then Followed by One

Question 7

Question 7

Multiple Choice

The probability of obtaining one head and then followed by one tail on two tosses of a coin is:


A) .25
B) .50
C) .75
D) 1.00

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