Probability of Independent Events using Tree Diagrams
Students will calculate the probability of independent multi-step events using tree diagrams.
Key Questions
- Explain how the sample space changes when we add a second stage to an experiment.
- Analyze how tree diagrams can help us organize complex decision-making processes.
- Construct a tree diagram to represent the outcomes of two independent events.
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