Probability Tree Diagram Exercise by chris cambré
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This example demonstrates the use of tree diagrams in probability calculations. Key mathematical concepts include probability calculation and tree diagrams. Using GeoGebra commands such as Random, If, and Segment, a tree diagram is constructed and probabilities are calculated. Suitable for middle school and above students to learn probability and statistics.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Random(1, 3) → kkRandom(4, 8) → blauwRandom(3, 8) → groenIf(kk ≟ 1, kk1, If[kk ≟ 2, kk2, kk3]) → tellerSegment(A, R) → aSegment(A, V) → bSegment(A, B) → cSegment(R, G) → hSegment(V, K) → kSegment(B, O) → nSegment(R, I) → iSegment(R, J) → jSegment(B, Q) → pSegment(B, S) → qSegment(V, M) → lSegment(V, N) → mTextfield(leeg) → Invulvak1FractionText(opl) → tekstoplIf(kk ≟ 1, "groen", If[kk ≟ 2, "blauw", "rood"]) → tekstwelk