Probability, Tree Diagrams and Sample Space

We flip a red-yellow chip once. Which is the sample space?

• {red, yellow}

• {red, yellow, red, yellow}

• {yellow, 2}

• {red, red}

We flip a coin. Which tree diagram shows the sample space of that experiment?

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We flip a coin twice. Which tree diagram shows the sample space of that experiment?

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Which is the sample space of this spinner?

• {red, white, violet, green, blue, orange}

• {green}

• {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6}

On your paper, create the tree diagram to display the sample space and then type "I did it" in the blank below without the quotation marks. MAKE THE TREE DIAGRAM ON YOUR PAPER NOW, BEFORE YOU TYPE THE WORDS.

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Which list shows the same sample space than the tree diagram?

• {(snow,snow), (snow,no snow), (no snow, snow), (no snow, no snow}

• {snow,no snow}

• {very cold, cold, warm, very warm)

• {(snow,snow), (snow,no snow)}

We roll a number cube once. Which is the sample space of the experiment?

• {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6}

• {red, yellow}

• {1, 2, 3}

• {1, 3, 5}

To which experiment does this sample space belong: {(heads, red), (heads, yellow), (tails, red), (tails, yellow)}

• Flipping a coin and then flipping a red-yellow chip

• Flipping a coin twice

• Flipping a red-yellow chip

• Flipping a coin an then rolling a number cube

At the school cafeteria, we can choose between plain or chocolate milk, and between peach or apple. Which tree diagram shows all the possible combinations of milk and fruit?

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We flip a coin. Which is the probability of getting heads?

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