Completing the tree diagram We multiply the probabilities along the branches to complete the tree diagram. Here's the completed diagram:

Tree diagrams display all the possible outcomes of an event. Each branch in a tree diagram represents a possible outcome. Tree diagrams can be used to find the number of possible …

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Using a tree diagram to work out a conditional probability question. If someone fails a drug test, what is the probability that they actually are taking drugs?

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Starting a tree diagram The chance that the alarm is triggered depends on whether or not the bag contains a forbidden item, so we should first distinguish between bags that contain a forbidden …

This is part of the tree method: rather than assigning specific probabilities to each leaf (or branch), we construct the tree so that all leaves under the same node all have the same probability.

The tree diagram below shows all the possible outcomes of flipping three coins. At the top of the tree, this shows us the two outcomes for the first coin, and then given each of those outcomes, …

In this article, we'll take a look at phylogenetic trees, diagrams that represent evolutionary relationships among organisms. We'll see exactly what we can (and can't!) infer from a …

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