There are 8 possible outcomes when you throw a coin three times:

Out of these combination, the ones with exactly two heads are

So, 3 combinations out of 8 have exactly two heads. This means that the probability of having two heads with three coin throws is 3/8
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Answer:
30x³
Step-by-step explanation:
2x×3x=6x²
6x²×5x=30x³
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
a = 20(hypotenuse)
b = 12(leg)
z = ?
z=
= 16
To find the lateral area of a cone, use this formula:

where r is the radius (in this case, 11) and h is the height (in this case, 26)
Try plugging the values in. If you need additional help, feel free to ask!