Number one only Lesson 33AName:Represent Sample Spaces and Identify OutcomesStudy the example showing how to represent samplespaces and identify outcomes. Then solve problems 1-4.ExampleKatie is playing a word game in which tiles with single letterson them are drawn from a bag. Toward the end of the game,the remaining tiles have the letters Z, A, I, L, A, and L. Katiedraws two tiles at random. Find all of the ways in which Katiecan draw two of the same letter.Z, AZ, AZ,LYou can make a table that lists all of thepossibilities. Each listed pair is (first draw,second draw). There are 4 ways that Katiecan draw two of the same letter.Z,1I, LI, AI,L1,Z1, AL AL, ZL,ALIL,ALDL, ZL, ALIA, LA, ZA,IA, LA, LA, ZA,IA, L1 You also can represent the sample space by using atree diagram. The top letters are the first letter drawn.The lower letters are the second letter drawn.Complete the diagram.AILAL2 Explain how to use the tree diagram to find all ofthe ways that Katie can draw two of the same letter.©Curriculum Associates, LLC Copying is not permitted.Lesson 33A Probability of Compound Events347

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Description: Number one only Lesson 33AName:Represent Sample Spaces and Identify OutcomesStudy the example showing how to represent samplespaces and identify outcomes. Then solve problems 1-4.ExampleKatie is playing a word game in which tiles with single letters