Which is a compound event?
a) heads lands 0 times in 1 coin flip.
b) heads...
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Which is a compound event?
a) heads lands 0 times in 1 coin flip.
b) heads or tails lands 1 time in 1 coin flip.
c) heads lands 3 times and tails lands 5 times in 8 coin flips.
d) heads lands 3 times in 8 coin flips.
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