Counting Outcomes with Tree Diagrams

The video tutorial explains a scenario where a person wins a contest at a car dealership and receives a new car. The car's engine type and color are determined randomly. The engine can be either a four-cylinder or a six-cylinder, decided by a coin flip. The car color is chosen from red, blue, green, or white, with each color equally likely. The tutorial explores the probability of receiving a six-cylinder white car using a tree diagram. It demonstrates how to calculate the probability by considering all possible outcomes and highlights an alternative method for constructing the tree diagram.

What are the two types of engines mentioned?

• V6 and V8

• Electric and Diesel

• Two-cylinder and Four-cylinder

• Four-cylinder and Six-cylinder

What action determines the engine type?

• Rolling a dice

• Drawing from a hat

• Flipping a coin

• Random number generation

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What is the first decision made in the selection process?

• Car model

• Engine type

• Car color

• Car brand

How many colors are available for the car?

• Five

• Three

• Four

• Six

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What color options are mentioned for the car?

• Orange, Purple, Brown, Black

• Black, Silver, Grey, White

• Red, Blue, Green, White

• Red, Yellow, Blue, Green

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What is the probability of getting a six-cylinder white car?

• 1/4

• 1/8

• 1/2

• 1/16

How many total outcomes are possible?

• 4

• 8

• 16

• 12

What does each leaf on the tree diagram represent?

• A possible outcome

• A specific car model

• A possible color

• A possible engine type

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Which method is used to calculate the probability?

• Bar graph

• Pie chart analysis

• Tree diagram

• Venn diagram

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Can the tree diagram method be applied differently?

• No, it's fixed

• Yes, starting with color

• No, only with engine type

• Yes, starting with car brand

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