Flipping a coin pt.3 (Medium...)
I have three coins. Coin A is fair. Coin B is biased towards heads 60% - 40%. And Coin C is biased towards tails 80% - 20%. If I flip each of them one after the other, what is the probability that only one lands on tails?
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