at pizza parlor, a customer has a choice of pizza toppings and sizes. The topping choices are ham, pepperoni, and black olive. The size choices are medium and extra-large. a. Make a tree that shows all of the possible one-topping pizzas. b. find the probability of randomly selecting a extra-large black olive pizza.
I will not do the whole thing, but I will help you get started to make the tree, I'll start with 3 for the 3 topping choices. I'll label them H, P, and B for ham, pepperoni, and black olive |dw:1597074623173:dw|
now, starting on the H-branch, there are two sizes, medium and x-large. I'll label them as M and XL like so: |dw:1597074735204:dw| now, that's all the possible one-topping size combos involving ham. repeat this process for the p-branch and the b-branch to complete the tree
for part b, count the total # of combinations of one topping and one size (how many branches are there?) then, since XL-black olive is only 1 combination, the probability is 1/(total # of combinations)
fine @Mercury this is a complex problem
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