PROBABILITY OF AN EVENT (CONTINUED) In the previous probability tree, the coin was tossed one time. In the next probability tree, the coin is tossed two times. The probability that the coin will land on heads or tails on the first toss is } for each. The probability that the coin will land on heads or tails on the second toss is also . PROBABILITY TREE: showing possible outcomes for a coin tossed two times 1st toss 2nd toss (H = head; T = tail) head HH head Probability of coin tail -HT landing head or tail head TH & tail tail TT 6. In the probability tree above, the coin is tossed times. 7. The two possible outcomes that may occur on each toss of the coin are or 8. Each time the coin is tossed the probability of a head or tail is the proper fraction 9. In the above probability tree, the coin is tossed two times so there are outcomes. 10. The events that may occur are or In the space below, develop a probability tree showing the outcomes, events, and probabilities when a coin is tossed three times