Tree Diagrams (Edexcel GCSE Maths): Quizzes

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At any branching point, what must all probability values add up to?

11

How do you find the probability of a specific sequence of outcomes?

Multiply along the branches

What must all end probabilities add up to when you've completed your tree diagram?

11

How do you answer questions about combined outcomes in tree diagrams?

Add relevant end probabilities

When sampling with replacement, what happens to probabilities for subsequent selections?

They remain the same

In replacement scenarios, each selection is what with respect to previous selections?

Independent

When sampling without replacement, what type of probabilities are created?

Conditional probabilities

After drawing a red disc first (from 5 red, 3 green), what is P(extredagain)P( ext{red again}) without replacement?

47\frac{4}{7}

What equals the probability of 'at least one'?

1P(extnone)1 - P( ext{none})

What is the fundamental rule for calculating probabilities with tree diagrams?

Multiply along, add across

In the BARBARA tiles example, what is P(extBonfirstdraw)P( ext{B on first draw}) with 7 tiles total?

27\frac{2}{7}

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