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Ian tosses four fair coins and writes down all the possible outcomes. After creating the sample space for his experiment, he decides to find the probabilities of different events. Arrange the events in order of their probability from least to greatest.
the probability of getting tails in
consecutive tosses
the probability of getting heads in
the second and fourth tosses only
the probability of getting at least
three tails in a row
the probability of getting atleast
two tails
the probability of getting three or
more heads
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