Construct a tree diagram of a probability experiment where a 6-sided die is rolled, and then a coin is flipped.
a. The probability that there was a number greater than 3 and a tail on the coin.
b. The probability that there was an even number on the dies and a tail on the coin.
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Construct a tree diagram of a probability experiment where a 6-sided die is rolled, and then...
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