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In three coin tosses, 'no head', 'exactly one head' and 'at least two heads' are
Aexhaustive only
Bexclusive only
Cneither property
Dboth properties
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. both properties
The three events share no outcome and together contain all eight outcomes.
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