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What is the probability of each of the three outcomes in a trial: two heads, one head and one tail, and two tails? why is one of them different than the other two?

What is the probability of each of the three outcomes in a trial: two heads, one head and one tail, and two tails? why is one of them different than the other two?
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What is the probability of each of the three outcomes in a trial: two heads, one head and one tail, and two tails? why is one of them different than the other two?

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The "one head and one tail" would be my best guess because you get one of each outcome, whereas the other two outcomes are two of the same outcome.
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