
To explain when is using a tree diagram better and when fundamental counting principle.

Explanation of Solution
Given information: Two methods to show possible outcomes.
Explanation-
A tree diagram is required to show the
Fundamental Counting Principle only tells you how many possible outcomes are there to an event. For example, when a die is rolled, what are the chances of having a 5. This does not help us in identifying the sample space to the event.
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