Mathematics, 11.03.2021 19:30, gloryxu

Two fair coins are being used in a probability experiment. During each trial of the experiment, the coins are flipped and the outcomes are recorded with H representing heads and representing tails.
There are four possible outcomes: HH. HT. TH, and TT. What is the probability, on each trial of the
experiment, that the outcome is one head and one tail, in any order?
A. 255
B. 339
C 50%
D. 759

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