Using Sample Spaces to Find Compound Probability

The video tutorial explains how to use sample spaces to find compound probabilities. It begins with a review of sample spaces and then demonstrates how to calculate the probability of rolling two dice to get a sum of 8. The tutorial then shifts to creating and analyzing tree diagrams for flipping coins, first with two coins and then with three. It also covers creating a sample space for different ways to commute to and from school. Throughout, the video emphasizes understanding compound events and calculating their probabilities using sample spaces and tree diagrams.

What is the sample space when rolling two dice?

How many outcomes result in a sum of 8 when rolling two dice?

Describe how to create a tree diagram for flipping two coins.

What is the probability of flipping one head and one tail using a tree diagram?

What are the different ways to get to school and home as described in the video?

How many different outcomes are there when flipping three coins?

What is the probability of flipping one head and two tails in any order?