A tree diagram has two stages. Stage 1 has three nodes and stage 2 has six nodes.In stage 1, the branch from the starting position to node A is labeled 0.3. The branch from the starting position to node B is labeled 0.1. The branch from the starting position to node C is an answer blank.In stage 2, the branch from node A to node E is an answer blank. The branch from node A to node F is labeled 0.5.In stage 2, the branch from node B to node G is an answer blank. The branch from node B to node H is labeled 0.8.In stage 2, the branch from node C to node I is an answer blank. The branch from node C to node J is an answer blank.Node I is labeled P(I ∩ C) = 0.24.Node J is labeled P(J ∩ C) = 0.36.

The objective of the question is to find the missing probabilities in the tree diagram. The tree…

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A tree diagram has two stages. Stage 1 has three nodes and stage 2 has six nodes.

In stage 1, the branch from the starting position to node A is labeled 0.3. The branch from the starting position to node B is labeled 0.1. The branch from the starting position to node C is an answer blank.
In stage 2, the branch from node A to node E is an answer blank. The branch from node A to node F is labeled 0.5.
In stage 2, the branch from node B to node G is an answer blank. The branch from node B to node H is labeled 0.8.
In stage 2, the branch from node C to node I is an answer blank. The branch from node C to node J is an answer blank.
Node I is labeled P(I ∩ C) = 0.24.
Node J is labeled P(J ∩ C) = 0.36.