So you could get heads, heads, heads, you could get heads, heads, tails, you could get heads, tails, heads, you could get heads, tails, tails, you can get tails, heads, heads, this is a little tricky sometimes, you want to make sure you're being exhaustive in all the different possibilities here, you could get tails, heads, tails, you could get tails, tails, heads, or you could get tails, tails, tails.

And of course, to get heads and then tails would be 25 chance.

So in this situation, let's do the same one.

So, for example, you know, it could be heads, tails, heads, tails, heads, heads.

I think you get the pattern.

Tails, tails, heads, tails, tails.

Heads Heads, heads tails, and then this is tails heads, tails heads.

I could get heads, tail, heads.

I could get tails, heads, heads.

I could get tail, heads, tails.

That could be tail oh sorry.

I could get 2 heads and then a tail.

Or I can get heads, tails, tails.

And the answer is 2.

And this answer is tricky. We will derive it through the truth table. Now there's eight possible cases.

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Or the probability of getting heads, tails, right?

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And notice, I'm not saying that it has to be in that order.

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Head tail head overlaps itself.

Heads or tails?

Heads or tails?

And this is a nontrivial question. Let's do the truth table.

There were two coin flips flip 1 and flip 2 and each had a possible outcome of heads, heads heads, tails tail, heads and tail, tail.

Another way of thinking about it if we tossed a coin eight million times, then we'd expect a million head tail heads and a million head tail tails but the head tail heads could occur in clumps.

So, for flip 1, we have the outcomes of heads, heads, tails, tails.

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I'm getting confused.

Tails, tails, tails.

We could get tails, tails, heads.

We could get tails, heads, heads.

I could get a head on the first flip and a head on the second flip, head on the first flip, tail on the second flip,

And, yes, it's in the second case and in the third case.

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This is the scenario heads, tails.

So, here's my result when you build the truth table, you'll find that exact the 3 possible outcomes have had exactly once it's H T T, T H T, and T T H.

Flip 3, I get a head.

Right?

But there's no reason I could expect it.

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And the answer using our product rule is heads, heads comes out to 0.6 0.6, which is 0.36.

We could get tails, heads, tails.

We could get heads, tails, tails.

We could get heads, tails, heads.