Team Selection and Outcome Analysis

The video tutorial explains the process of selecting a two-person team from a group of four students, detailing the roles of presenter and researcher. It lists all possible outcomes of team selections and analyzes a specific subset of these outcomes. The tutorial evaluates different options to describe the subset, focusing on combinations of boys and girls in the roles.

What is the role of the first person chosen in the team selection process?

• Researcher

• Presenter

• Coordinator

• Observer

How many possible outcomes are there when Amir is the presenter?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• Five

Who can be the researcher when Aaron is the presenter?

• Caitlyn or Denise

• Only Denise

• Only Caitlyn

• Amir or Caitlyn

Which of the following is a possible outcome when Caitlyn is the presenter?

• Caitlyn with Amir

• Caitlyn with Denise

• Caitlyn with both Amir and Aaron

• Caitlyn with Aaron

What is the subset of outcomes marked in red based on?

• One boy and one girl

• All girls

• All boys

• Two boys and two girls

Which option correctly describes the subset of outcomes?

• All outcomes with two boys

• Outcomes with a girl presenter and a boy researcher

• All outcomes with two girls

• Outcomes with one boy and one girl

What is true about the subset of outcomes where the team is not made up of all boys or all girls?

• It includes both boy and girl presenters

• It excludes all boy and all girl teams

• It includes only boy presenters

• It includes only girl presenters

Which outcomes are included in the subset where a girl is the presenter and a boy is the researcher?

• Outcomes 1, 4, 9, 12

• Outcomes 3, 6, 9, 12

• Outcomes 7, 8, 10, 11

• Outcomes 2, 3, 5, 6

What is the main criterion for the subset of outcomes described in the video?

• Two boys and two girls

• One boy and one girl

• All girls

• All boys

Which of the following is NOT a correct description of the subset?

• Outcomes with all boys

• Outcomes with one boy and one girl

• Outcomes with all girls

• Outcomes with a girl presenter and a boy researcher