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If E be the random experiment of throwing an unbiased coin and S be its sample space and if H and T denotes the events of occurrence of head and tail respectively, then
If three coins are thrown simultaneously or one coin is thrown three times, then find the sample space of E.

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If m coins are thrown simultaneously or one coin is thrown m-times, then there are `2^m` sample points in the sample space.
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