Tree Diagrams (AQA A-Level Mathematics): Flashcards

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Tree diagram definition

Visual representation showing all possible outcomes of a series of events

Branches in tree diagram

Each branch represents a possible outcome; probabilities are written along them

Nodes in tree diagram

Points where branches split; represent stages or decisions

Leaves in tree diagram

Ends of branches; represent final outcomes of the sequence

Calculating sequence probability in tree diagram

Multiply probabilities along the branches

Conditional prob. from tree diagram method

Divide desired outcome's probability by total prob. of allowed outcomes

First step for conditional prob. in tree diagram

Highlight allowed branches relevant to the given condition

Tree diagram applications

Multiple stages, conditional probability, complex problems

Effect of drawing without replacement

Changes probabilities for subsequent draws

Multiple paths to same outcome probability

Add probabilities of different paths

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