Consider a tree diagram representing all the possible final outcomes of this scenario: You buy a computer with 5 choices of color, 9 choices of monitor size, 12 choices of hard-drive size, and either a regular or a large battery. How many "leaves" does the tree have?
i got 1080 but needto show work!
# of combos = (# of colors)*(# of monitor types)*(# of hdd types)*(# of battery types)
so you're just multiplying out all the different numbers given
but 5*9*12 isnt 1080?
you're forgetting the battery type counts
regular or a large battery so you have to add in a *2 in there
5*9*12*2 instead of just 5*9*12
okay see i wouldve never guessed to multiply the 2
you are a life saver! :P
yw yeah i fell for that trap too because i just multiplied out all of the visible numbers without actually reading it first
yeah. i think we all do (:
which is why a lot of text books will say "two books" instead of "2 books" so students won't just pick out the visible numbers
yeah common since.
definitely, wish they wouldn't throw in those traps though lol
i know , like they want us to fail? lol
lol who knows, maybe it's just trying to see if you're paying attention and not falling asleep
falling alseep! LOL
lol I know I do sometimes when I'm reading a boring textbook
Ironically, that happens when I'm reading a section that says "...to date, there are no known cures for insomnia..." lol jk
what is the slope of a line that goes through the points(2,5) and (8,6)?
use the slope formula m = (y2-y1)/(x2-x1) m = (6-5)/(8-2) m = ??
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