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GCSE Secondary Maths Age 13-17 - Probability & Statistics: Tree Diagrams - Explained
SchoolOnline's Secondary Maths videos are brilliant, bite-size tutorial videos delivered by examiners. Ideal for ages 13-17, they cover every key topic and sub topic covered in GCSE Maths in clear and easy to follow...
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Using a Tree Diagram - Probability
In this math video we will be using a tree diagram to determine the number of different combinations possible for desired outcomes. We will learn how to read a tree diagram showing probable outcomes. We will use the tree diagram to...
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An Introduction to Tree Diagrams
This video explains how to work with tree diagrams for probability. We explain how to use them to calculate probabilities for a combination of outcomes for more than one event and how to draw a tree diagram for a probability question....
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Conditional probability in a tree diagram
Pupil outcome: I can calculate a conditional probability from a tree diagram. Key learning points: - A tree diagram can be used to calculate conditional probabilities - A tree diagram can be used to calculate conditional probabilities...
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Finding Probability of Compound Events - Tree Diagrams & Fundamental Counting Principle - 7.SP.C.8
Welcome back to Math Defined*! I'm Mrs. C, and today we're diving into **finding probability for a compound event* β where multiple decisions come together to create a whole world of outcomes. β½π§¦π
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Calculating theoretical probabilities from probability trees (two events)
Pupil outcome: I can calculate and use theoretical probabilities for combined events using probability trees (2 events). Key learning points: - The probability of an outcome can be found with a probability tree diagram showing all...
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Combinations
Pupil outcome: I can derive the product rule for counting, including when to divide by 2. Key learning points: - By systematically listing the outcomes for two or more events, a pattern begins to emerge - This pattern can be generalised...
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Understanding Venn Diagrams and Probability Trees for Calculating Probabilities
The video provides an overview of two mathematical tools used to calculate probabilities: Venn diagrams and probability trees. The speaker explains the concept of sets and elements within a set, and how Venn diagrams can be used to...
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Comparing multiple representations to calculate theoretical probabilities for combined events
Pupil outcome: I can compare and contrast the usefulness of the different representations when calculating theoretical probabilities for combined events. Key learning points: - The probability of an outcome can be found from multiple...
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Set notation
Pupil outcome: I can use formal language for set notation and see how it relates to various representations. Key learning points: - Set notation is a shorter way of writing probability statements - The notation relates to certain aspects...
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Describing Sample Spaces and Probability
This video explains the concept of sample space and how to organize all possible outcomes using examples such as gender outcomes and playing Rock, Paper, Scissors. It also introduces the fundamental counting principle and discusses the...
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Problem solving with advanced algebraic fractions
Pupil outcome: I can use my knowledge of advanced algebraic fractions to solve problems. Key learning points: - Real world formula can be complex and contain multiple variables. - When rearranging, you can sometimes check equivalence...
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Comparing what plants need in different habitats
Pupil outcome: I can compare how the requirements of plants can vary from plant to plant. Key learning points: - A good habitat for a plant provides a combination of air, light, water, nutrients from the soil and room to grow. - The...
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Khan Academy: Counting With Trees (Video)
Tree diagrams allow us to visualize these counting problems using any number of parts. [0:48]
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Khan Academy: Tree Challenge (Video)
In this video (1:152) poses the question: How can trees be combined to count robots with many parts? Now, we need three kinds of parts; heads, bodies, and arms which can't be done with the table. See if you can combine the two diagrams...
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Virtual Nerd: Using a Tree Diagram to Count Number of Outcomes in a Sample Space
Demonstrates how to construct a tree diagram to systematically find out how many combinations you can make from three types of shirts, two bottom types, and two kinds of shoes. [6:16]
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Virtual Nerd: Use a Tree Diagram to Count Number of Outcomes in a Sample Space
Discover how to use a tree diagram to figure out how many different outfits can be created from the possible shirts, bottoms, and shoes given. [6:16]
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Khan Academy: 4. Counting With Trees
Tree diagrams allow us to visualize these counting problems using any number of parts.
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Khan Academy: Two Headed Robots (Video)
Video [1:31] What happens if the director changes their mind and asks for two headed robots with different heads? How do you figure the combinations?
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Khan Academy: Casting Challenge (Video)
Now it's your turn to drive. In this video [2:12] we'll present you with a casting challenge to complete using everything we've learned so far. Challenge: Build exactly 12 different robots with a total cost below $300.