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You are first going to spin the spinner pictured below. Then you roll a six sided die. Lastly, you flip a fair coin. Draw an area model AND a tree diagram depicting the probability outcomes
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You are first going to spin the spinner pictured below. Then you roll a six sided die. Lastly, you flip a fair coin.

Draw an area model AND a tree diagram depicting the probability outcomes

You are first going to spin the spinner pictured below. Then you roll a six sided-example-1
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According to the Fundamental Counting Principle, when we roll the die and spin the spinner the number of equally likely outcomes is (6)(4) = 24.

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