A man tosses three coins in the air. When they land, he finds that two of the coins have heads up and one has tails up.
What is the probability that when the coins are tossed again, they will land again with two heads up and one tails up.
Please note that the coins are unbiased.  Choose the correct choice from the following options: A) 50% B) 40% C) 70% D) 60% E) 55%
A   50%   Explanation:   When the coins are tossed there can be eight possible outcomes (2*2*2)   HHH   HTT   HTH   HHT   TTT   THH   THT   TTH   If you find out, we have only four favorable outcomes. Also, the events here are independent and thus we can calculate the probability by using these only.   Thus the probability is 50 percent.
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A man tosses three coins in the air. When they land, he finds that two of the coins have heads up and one has tails up.
What is the probability that when the coins are tossed again, they will land again with two heads up and one tails up.
Please note that the coins are unbiased.