The probability that it will be sunny tomorrow is 1/3. If it is sunny, the probability that Ali plays badminton is 4/5. If it is not sunny, the probability that Ali plays badminton is 2/5.
The probability that it will be sunny tomorrow is 1/3. If it is sunny, the probability that Ali plays badminton is 4/5. If it is not sunny, the probability that Ali plays badminton is 2/5.
a) Draw a tree diagram to describe about the whole situation
b) Find the probability that Ali plays badminton tomorrow
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