Choose the correct reasoning of when a projectile reaches its highest point. A. A projectile reaches its highest point when its
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Answer:
The tree diagram is shown below.
Step-by-step explanation:
The color of the four skittles Junior had in his bag are:
S = {red (R), blue (B), green (G) and yellow (Y)}
It is provided that Junior takes a skittle out and eats it and then takes another skittle from the bag.
So, Junior has four options for the first draw, i.e. {R, B, G and Y}.
Then three options for the second draw. But the second draw is dependent on the first draw.
- If Junior ate the red skittle first, then the second skittle could be any of the three, (B, G and Y).
- If Junior ate the blue skittle first, then the second skittle could be any of the three, (R, G and Y).
- If Junior ate the green skittle first, then the second skittle could be any of the three, (R, B and Y).
- If Junior ate the yellow skittle first, then the second skittle could be any of the three, (R, B and G).
Consider the tree diagram below to better understand the information above.
