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    The document discusses using a tree diagram to determine the number of possible travel routes a senior class could take for a trip from their high school to St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands. A tree diagram would show the different transportation options from the high school to Miami (car, bus, train, plane) as initial branches and then further branches displaying the options from Miami to St. Thomas (plane, ship), with each final branch representing one possible travel route and the total number of final branches equaling the total number of possible travel routes.

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    The document discusses using a tree diagram to determine the number of possible travel routes a senior class could take for a trip from their high school to St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands. A tree diagram would show the different transportation options from the high school to Miami (car, bus, train, plane) as initial branches and then further branches displaying the options from Miami to St. Thomas (plane, ship), with each final branch representing one possible travel route and the total number of final branches equaling the total number of possible travel routes.

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    The document discusses using a tree diagram to determine the number of possible travel routes a senior class could take for a trip from their high school to St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands. A tree diagram would show the different transportation options from the high school to Miami (car, bus, train, plane) as initial branches and then further branches displaying the options from Miami to St. Thomas (plane, ship), with each final branch representing one possible travel route and the total number of final branches equaling the total number of possible travel routes.

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    counting tree A diagram used to determine the number of possible outcomes in a

    probability situation. The number of final branches is equal to the number of possible
    outcomes. http://www.jhampy.com/PDF/WhatDoYouExpect/What_Glossary.pdf

    The senior class is planning a trip to the Virgin


    Islands.  The class officers are exploring
    various travel options.  From the high school,
    they will travel to Miami either by car ,bus
    ,train or plane . To travel to St. Thomas from
    Miami, they can take a plane or a ship . A tree
    diagram clearly illustrates the each of the
    possible ways the group can travel on their
    trip.

    http://www.usca.edu/Free/mmp_counting/tree_diagrams.html

    http://www.algebra-
    class.com/fundamental-
    counting-principle.html

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