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theres no statement applying the number of tmes any of the coins were tossed so it would be 1/3 for each
There is only one possible outcome. And that outcome would be that every coin lands on it's side or something like that.
Seriously, though. You gotta be more specific and how you are differentiating outcomes. Are we differentiating based on whether each coin is heads or tails?
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@arianadarsh It's a stupid question, but I'll bite anyway. Each coin has two possible outcomes: heads or tails. When counting total outcomes among independent events, you multiply their individual outcomes. In this case, we have \(2\times 2\times 2 = 8\).
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