You toss 3 coins. What is the probability that you get exactly 3 heads given that you get at least one head???
@ybarrap help quickly!!
@Luigi0210
is it 1/7??? please answer! I have to move on!
@Hero
your probability is 1 - 1/8 = 7/8
help
how do u know
@Jasmineflvs ????
here i got this from a person who asked the same exact question on openstudy http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/4f85bd03e4b0505bf085c85a
the tree diagram shows it
its not the exact same question... :( :(
just a sec then
it is
if you need more help message a moderator or someone who has an experience in this
:( I had to submit it cuz i ran out of time :(
oh you had a time limit?
look at the tree (posted above) and find the number of "leaves" or paths that have at least one head. Count up the number. Now count up the number in that set that have 3 heads (there is only 1 path with 3 heads) the probability of 3 heads given 1 head is the ratio of those two numbers: 1/# of paths with at least 1 head
1/7
Probability of at least on head (given above, using tree in link) is 7/8 Probability of 3 heads and at least one head out of three is the same as probability of 3 heads, because this is the only way to match both conditions. This is 1/8 Probability of 3 heads given at least 1 head : P(3 heads|at least 1 head) \[= \frac{ P(3heads \cap at least 1 head) }{ P(at least 1 head) }\] \[= \frac{ P(3heads) }{ P(at least 1 head) }\] \[=\frac{ 1/8 }{ 7/8 }\] \[=1/7\]
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