Use a tree diagram to find probability

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Probability
Use a tree diagram.

Use a diagram to list the sample space showing possible arrangements of heads and tails when four coins are tossed . Then use the sample space to find the probability that:

1. at most two coins come up heads

2. at least two coins come up heads

3. no more than three coins come up tails.

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