Now that was a challenging question. I’m going to make it even more challenging for you now. I’ll give you a loaded coin–the probability for H is 0.6. I expect this will take you awhile on a piece of paper to really calculate this probability over here. But you can do exactly the same thing. You go through the truth table. You apply the multiplication I showed you before to calculate the probability of each outcome; they’re not the same anymore. H, H, H is clearly more likely than T, T, T. And when you’ve done this, add the corresponding figures up, and tell me what the answer is.