drag each label to the correct location on the tree diagram. each label can be used more than once, but not…
drag each label to the correct location on the tree diagram. each label can be used more than once, but not all labels will be used. jolene can take either of two roads to return home from school, road 1 or road 2. she can choose to walk, bike, or ride her scooter. she must choose one road and one mode of travel. the sample space is given as a tree diagram. complete the sample space. road 1 scooter walk bike returning home road 2 bike scooter
Answer
Explanation:
Step1: Identify first - level branches
The first - level branches represent the two roads. One is already labeled as "road 2", so the unlabeled first - level branch should be "road 1".
Step2: Identify second - level branches for road 1
For each road, there are three modes of travel. For road 1, the unlabeled second - level branches should be filled with the remaining modes of travel not yet shown for road 1. Since "walk" and "bike" are already shown for one of the roads in the given part of the tree, the missing labels for road 1 are "scooter" and "walk" (in either order).
Answer:
From top to bottom in the unlabeled boxes: road 1, scooter, walk