Number Heads 2 Number Tails 2 Four Coin Toss You have 1000 points. BOLLAR D G. REGINA Total Number Heads 2 Total Number Tails 2 BAZARETHL REGINA A D R FOLLAS D 1. Draw a tree diagram for tossing a coin four times. 1. Use your tree diagram to calculate the number of all possible outcomes. 2. Use The Fundamental Counting Principle to calculate the number of all possible outcomes 2. Play the Four Dice Roller in the Games Fair. • Explain how a tree diagram could be used to explain how many total possible outcomes, n(S), there are to rolling four dice. You can draw this diagram partially if it would help you with the explanation. . Using the slot method and multiple cases, calculate the probability that you would roll three sixes. Games Fair Games Fair

Number Heads 2 Number Tails 2 Four Coin Toss You have 1000 points. BOLLAR D G. REGINA Total Number Heads 2 Total Number Tails 2 BAZARETHL REGINA A D R FOLLAS D 1. Draw a tree diagram for tossing a coin four times. 1. Use your tree diagram to calculate the number of all possible outcomes. 2. Use The Fundamental Counting Principle to calculate the number of all possible outcomes 2. Play the Four Dice Roller in the Games Fair. • Explain how a tree diagram could be used to explain how many total possible outcomes, n(S), there are to rolling four dice. You can draw this diagram partially if it would help you with the explanation. . Using the slot method and multiple cases, calculate the probability that you would roll three sixes. Games Fair Games Fair

Functions and Change: A Modeling Approach to College Algebra (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337111348

Author:Bruce Crauder, Benny Evans, Alan Noell

Publisher:Bruce Crauder, Benny Evans, Alan Noell

ChapterP: Prologue: Calculator Arithmetic

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