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| Question 363853:  Hello, Can someone show me how to draw a tree diagram, I am really trying but I having a hard time been out of school for 15 years.
 Original Question:
 Literature Choices You decide to take a Literature course. A requirement for the course is that you must read one classic book, one nonfiction book, and one science fiction book from the list below.
 Classic 	Nonfiction 	Science Fiction
 A Farewell to Arms (F)	John Adams(J)	War of the Worlds (W)
 The Grapes of Wrath (G)	Band of Brothers (B)	Dune (D)
 Tom Sawyer (T)
 Moby-Dick (M)
 
 •	b) Construct a tree diagram and determine the sample space. Determine the probability that
 •	c) John Adams is selected.
 •	d) either A Farewell to Arms or Moby-Dick is selected.
 •	e) Moby-Dick is not selected.
 I have a tree diagram but I not sure if it right it has 4*2*2=16 points. Each point has three numbers in it separated by commas. (3,1,2)=Tom Sawyer, John Adams, Dune.
 Classic for classic I have four branches
 Nonfiction  I have two branches
 Science Fiction  I have two branches
 with the numbers 3, 2, 1.
 I not sure if anyone can help me with this but if you can I really would appreciate it, or atleast tell me how to draw the tree.
 Thank you
 
 Answer by ewatrrr(24785)
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You can put this solution on YOUR website! Hi,
 this question was recently covered by one of our very experienced tutors as follows:
 As to a 'tree diagram' to describe all 16 selections possible, might recommend
 beginning with the four classics, F,G, T, or M and  then branching off from
 each of those to choose one of the nonfiction  J or B and "then" branching off
 from each of the J and B to choose one of the a science fiction W or D.
 
   Classic
 1. A Farewell to Arms (F)
 2. The Grapes of Wrath (G)
 3. Tom Sawyer (T)
 4. Moby-Dick (M)
 .
 Nonfiction:
 1. John Adams(J)
 2. Band of Brothers (B)
 .
 Science Fiction
 1. War of the Worlds (W)
 2. Dune (D)
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 a) 4*2*2=16 points. Each point will have three numbers in it separated by commas. (3,1,2)=Tom Sawer, John Adams, Dune.
 You MUST understand sample space.
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 c) 1/2
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 d) 2/4=1/2
 .
 e) 3/4
 
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