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Tree Diagrams in Math: Definition & Examples

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How many outfits could you make if you had three pairs of pants, three shirts, and two pairs of shoes?

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Tree Diagrams in Math: Definition & Examples Worksheet

1. If we had a six-sided die and we rolled it twice, how many outcomes are possible?

2. The following tree diagram represents the possible outcomes of a certain event. What outcome is represented by the path marked with pink branches?

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About This Quiz & Worksheet

You can build a better conceptual understanding of tree diagrams in math with this worksheet and quiz. Topics you'll need to address include how many outfits you'd be able to make with a given amount of articles of clothing and the number of possible outcomes with a six-sided die.

Quiz & Worksheet Goals

The goals of the quiz and worksheet are to get you to:

  • Determine the outcome represented by a given example of a tree diagram
  • Name the number of possible outcomes for a certain event represented by a tree diagram
  • Apply the theories of the tree diagram in real life situations

Skills Practiced

With the quiz and worksheet you will practice the following:

  • Making connections - use understanding of the concept of possible outcomes and how they are connected to tree diagrams
  • Interpreting information - verify that you can read information regarding a six-sided die and interpret it correctly
  • Information recall - access the knowledge you've gained regarding tree diagrams

Additional Learning

Utilize this lesson entitled Tree Diagrams in Math: Definition & Examples for more information on the subject. Once you've completed the lesson, you will have learned the following study objectives:

  • Understand the purpose of a tree diagram
  • Analyze examples
  • Recognize the different situations a tree diagram can be used for
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