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Answer:</h2>
Option: D is the correct answer
D. Tossing a coin, tossing a second coin and tossing a third coin.
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Step-by-step explanation:</h2>
We know that when a coin is tossed then there are only two possible outcomes i.e. either a head or a tail.
Now, when a second coin is tossed then again we have two possible outcomes i.e. head and a tail.
and the total sample space of the two events is given by:
HH HT TT TH
Now, when a coin is tossed third time then in than two outcomes are possible on the coin i.e. a head and a tail.
Hence, the total number of outcomes are:
HHH HTH TTH THH
HHT HTT TTT THT
i.e. when a coin is tossed n times that the total possible outcomes are:

Here the coin is tossed three times.
Hence, the total possible outcomes are: 