Probability Tree Diagrams
Learn how to draw and use probability tree diagrams to work out probabilities step by step. Letβs get started! π

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ποΈ What Is a Probability Tree Diagram?
- A probability tree diagram shows all possible outcomes step by step.
- It is used for two-stage events, like drawing one ball at a time.
ποΈ Drawing the Probability Tree Correctly
- Write fractions on every branch so probabilities are clear.
- After the first outcome, update the probabilities for what is left.
ποΈ Finding the Probability of a Single Outcome
- You multiply the probabilities along one path.
- This gives the probability of one specific result.
ποΈ Finding the Probability of a Combined Event
- A combined event means more than one path fits the question.
- You add the probabilities of paths like red-red and blue-blue.
ποΈ Probability of At Least One Event Happening
- You can add all paths where the event happens.
- Or do 1 β probability of the opposite to save time and check your answer.
Practice Questions
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Interactive Activity
Use a tree diagram to visualise how probabilities are calculated.
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