Develop a tree diagram for tossing two, eight-sided gaming dice to figure out how many possibilities there are. Discuss the purpose of using such a visual in working out probability.
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The document Probability_Tree.pdf contains text and images describing the tree diagram building on page 1 and 2. The final tree is shown on page 3.
I am also attaching the files in the original format: BrainMass_Tree.ppt (Tree) and BrainMass_Tree.docx ...
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The solution contains a pdf document with text and images describing the tree diagram building on page 1 and 2. The final tree is shown on page 3.
The original .ppt and doc.x format is also included as another viewing option for the convenience of the student as well.
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