
Kenneth S. answered 06/08/16
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There are 4 ways to get exactly 1 'head', i.e. it could appear on the first, second, third or 4th try.
This probability is 4(½)4 which equals ¼.
The probability of getting all 4 heads is (½)4 which equals one sixteenth.
The sum of these two mutually exclusive probabilities is 5/16.