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Tree Diagrams (B) - Probability without replacement practice problems with visual tree diagrams.

Tree diagram worksheet with three probability problems involving cubes, students, and nails, each with a corresponding tree diagram for first, second, and third choices.

Tree diagram worksheet with three probability problems involving cubes, students, and nails, each with a corresponding tree diagram for first, second, and third choices.

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1) a. 132/306 = 22/51
b. 1 - (30/306) = 276/306 = 46/51

2) a. 9/19
b. (10/20) * (10/19) + (10/20) * (10/19) = 100/380 = 5/19

3) a. 4/199
b. (5/200) * (4/199) * (3/198) = 60/7880400 = 1/131340
c. (195/200) * (5/199) * (194/198) = 189150/7880400 = 1261/52536
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