Two unfair coins are tossed. The first lands HEADS side up with probability p1, and the

Chapter 33, Problem 33.6

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Two unfair coins are tossed. The first lands HEADS side up with probability p1, and the second lands HEADS side up with probability p2. Let X be the random variable that gives the number of HEADS that appear when these two coins are flipped. Please calculate P .X D a/ for a D 0; 1; 2.

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