One side of a coin is selected at random ten times, and each time it's either heads or tails. Is there a limit on the number of outcomes that can have less than four possible outcomes?

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One side of a coin is selected at random ten times, and each time it's either heads or tails. Is there a limit on the number of outcomes that can have less than four possible outcomes?

 

 

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