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2 years ago

HELP FAST!!!! Name the 3 ways you can find a sample space for compound events.

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There are three ways to create a sample space for a compound event.

1) Ordered List: The events can be written as a list.

2) Table: A table is a way to representing the sample space of a compound event and it does so very clearly.
3) Tree Diagram: A tree diagram shows the events of a sample space as the leaves of the tree diagram.

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