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S Chrome File Edit View History Bookmarks People Window Help Take a Test Matthew Murray Secure https://www.mathxl.co 16231374 3&centerwin; yes A Hom Test EXAM #2 Chapters 4, 5 and 6 Column D27 A This Question 1 pt 9 of 28 Three coins are tossed. a. Give an example of a simple event. b. Give an example of a joint event. c. What is the complement of getting a tail on the second coin? d. What does the sample space consist of? 13 O D. Not getting a tail on the first coin E c. What is the complement of getting a tail on the second coin? 15 Which of the following is the complement of getting a tail on the second coin? 18 19 O A. Getting a head on all coins O B. Getting a tail on the second coin and a head on all others 22 O C. Getting a head on the second coin and a tail on all others 23 24 O D. Getting a head on the second coin 25 26 d. What does the sample space consist of? 27 28 Which of the following identifies the sample space for the three flipped coins? 29 30 31 Click to select your answer. 32 33 34 Save for Later 35 36 37 hich of the following nt event? HE 251 solnH PS T 64% Tue Jun 13 10:42:22 PM Q E View Ma Matthew Murray 6/13/17 10:42 PM Submit Test This Test: 28 pts possible operts for your tough UE TO POST tions remaining Solutions Solutions textbook 6th Edition Show All

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c. complement of getting a tail on the second coin is getting a head on the second coin as in 1st and 3rd coin may appear any of head or tail. so correct answer is - D.

d. when we toss 3 coins we can get head or tail on any of the 3 coins , that is our sample space .so correct answer is- D.

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