PART 3 TREE DIAGRAMS HOMEWORK DAY 3 HW

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PART 3 TREE DIAGRAMS HOMEWORK: DAY 3 HW (1, 2, 4)

PART 3 TREE DIAGRAMS HOMEWORK: DAY 3 HW (1, 2, 4)

BY THE TIME I WALK OUT OF CLASS TODAY • I can draw a

BY THE TIME I WALK OUT OF CLASS TODAY • I can draw a tree diagram to calculate the probability an event will occur.

EXAMPLE You flip the same coin 3 times in a row. H (0. 5

EXAMPLE You flip the same coin 3 times in a row. H (0. 5 ) We can draw a tree diagram H to show all the possible (0. 5) outcomes. T (0. 5) H (0. 5) T (0. 5 ) H (0. 5) H T (0. 5) T H (0. 5) T (0. 5) 0. 125 0. 125

KEY FEATURES Every time the tree branches, those probabilities have to add up to

KEY FEATURES Every time the tree branches, those probabilities have to add up to 100%. H (0. 5 ) H (0. 5) T (0. 5 ) T (0. 5) H T (0. 5) T H (0. 5) T (0. 5) 0. 125 0. 125

KEY FEATURES Every time the tree branches, those probabilities have to add up to

KEY FEATURES Every time the tree branches, those probabilities have to add up to 100%. The probabilities at the bottom are found by multiplying the percentages along the path. H (0. 5) H (0. 5) T H (0. 5) T (0. 5) H T (0. 5) T H (0. 5) T (0. 5) 0. 125 0. 125

KEY FEATURES Every time the tree branches, those probabilities have to add up to

KEY FEATURES Every time the tree branches, those probabilities have to add up to 100%. The probabilities at the bottom are found by multiplying the percentages along the path. The bottom percentages must all. H (0. 5) add up to 100%. H (0. 5 ) H (0. 5) T (0. 5 ) T (0. 5) H T (0. 5) T H (0. 5) T (0. 5) 0. 125 0. 125

EXAMPLE We know there are 8 total outcomes because that’s how many paths there

EXAMPLE We know there are 8 total outcomes because that’s how many paths there are. H (0. 5 ) Now, we can use that to H (0. 5) calculate the probability of… T (0. 5) H (0. 5) T (0. 5 ) H (0. 5) H T (0. 5) T H (0. 5) T (0. 5) 0. 125 0. 125

EXAMPLE • H (0. 5 ) H (0. 5) T (0. 5 ) T

EXAMPLE • H (0. 5 ) H (0. 5) T (0. 5 ) T (0. 5) H T (0. 5) T H (0. 5) T (0. 5) 0. 125 0. 125

EXAMPLE • H (0. 5 ) H (0. 5) T (0. 5 ) T

EXAMPLE • H (0. 5 ) H (0. 5) T (0. 5 ) T (0. 5) H T (0. 5) T H (0. 5) T (0. 5) 0. 125 0. 125

EXAMPLE You flip a coin, then draw a marble from a bag. If you

EXAMPLE You flip a coin, then draw a marble from a bag. If you flip Heads, the bag has red and blue marbles. If you flip Tails, the bag has red, blue and green marbles. Draw a tree diagram. H (0. 5 ) R (0. 5) 0. 25 B (0. 5) 0. 25 T (0. 5 ) R (0. 33) 0. 166 B (0. 33) 0. 166 G (0. 33) 0. 166

EXAMPLE • H (0. 5 ) R (0. 5) 0. 25 B (0. 5)

EXAMPLE • H (0. 5 ) R (0. 5) 0. 25 B (0. 5) 0. 25 T (0. 5 ) R (0. 33) 0. 166 B (0. 33) 0. 166 G (0. 33) 0. 166

EXAMPLE • H (0. 5 ) R (0. 5) 0. 25 B (0. 5)

EXAMPLE • H (0. 5 ) R (0. 5) 0. 25 B (0. 5) 0. 25 T (0. 5 ) R (0. 33) 0. 166 B (0. 33) 0. 166 G (0. 33) 0. 166

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PART 3 TREE DIAGRAMS HOMEWORK: DAY 4 HW (1, 2, 4)

PART 3 TREE DIAGRAMS HOMEWORK: DAY 4 HW (1, 2, 4)

WARM-UP A dice is rolled that has 3 “A” faces, 2 “B” faces, and

WARM-UP A dice is rolled that has 3 “A” faces, 2 “B” faces, and 1 “C” face. A colored marble is then randomly drawn from the bag whose letter was rolled. Draw a tree diagram to show all the possible outcomes.

WARM-UP A (3/6) R (3/5) 9/30 B R (2/5) (4/5) 6/30 8/30 B (2/6)

WARM-UP A (3/6) R (3/5) 9/30 B R (2/5) (4/5) 6/30 8/30 B (2/6) C (1/6) R B (1/5) (2/5) 2/30 B (3/5) 3/30

WARM-UP •

WARM-UP •

EXAMPLE 3 girls are trying out for different sports. Gladys has a 40% chance

EXAMPLE 3 girls are trying out for different sports. Gladys has a 40% chance of making her team. Becky has a 30% chance of success for making her team. Serita has a 25% chance of success for making her team. Fill in the percentages for the tree diagram.

EXAMPLE 30% 70% 40% 60% 30% 70% 25% 3% 75% 25% 9% 7% 75%

EXAMPLE 30% 70% 40% 60% 30% 70% 25% 3% 75% 25% 9% 7% 75% 21% 4. 5 % 13. 5 % 10. 5 % 75% 25% 75% 31. 5 %

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