Probability of Combined Events (Independent)
Using tree diagrams and possibility diagrams to calculate probabilities for multiple independent events.
Key Questions
- Explain how to distinguish between independent and dependent events in a real-world scenario.
- Justify why we multiply probabilities along branches for independent events.
- Design a tree diagram to represent the outcomes of two independent events.
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