Subject: Mathematics
Book: Maths Mastery
Probability trees help map multi-stage or conditional events. Each branch holds a probability, and the product along a path yields the joint event probability. Summing relevant path probabilities solves “either/or” questions. For instance, flipping two coins can be diagrammed with branches for heads/tails at each step, calculating 1/4 probability for each HH, HT, TH, TT outcome. Probability trees excel in sequences: test performances, repeated draws without replacement, or multi-step game moves. This structured approach ensures no scenario is overlooked, promoting clarity in advanced probability analysis.
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