Question

Ou toss a coin (heads or tails), then spin a three-color spinner (red, yellow, or blue). Complete the tree diagram, and then use it to find a probability.
1. Label each column of rectangles with "Coin toss" or "Spinner."

2. Write the outcomes inside the rectangles. Use H for heads, T for tails, R for red, Y for yellow, and B for blue.




3. Write the sample space to the right of the tree diagram. For example, write "TY" next to the branch that represents "Toss a tails, spin yellow."


4. How many outcomes are in the event "Toss a tails, spin yellow"? (1 point)


5. What is the probability of tossing tails and spinning yellow? (1 point)

Answer 1

The tree diagram that represents the events is an illustration of probability and combination

The tree diagram

To draw the tree diagram, we make use of the following representations:

• H for heads, T for tails,
• R for red, Y for yellow, and B for blue.

See attachment for the tree diagram.

The sample space and the outcomes

From the tree diagram, the sample space is as follows:

S = {HR, HY, HB, TR, TY, TB}

The number of outcomes that represents "Toss a tail, spin yellow"

This is represented as: TY

From the sample space above, we have:

TY = 1

Hence, the number of outcomes that represents "Toss a tail, spin yellow" is 1

The probability

We have:

TY = 1

Sample size = 6

Hence, the  of tossing tails and spinning yellow is 1/6

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