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11.1 Section counting

Homework: Section 11.1 Counting Score: 0 of 1 pt 8 of 8(6 compiete) 11.1.App1 Use the Fundamental Counting Principle: Tree Diagram apples to answer the question below Understand the Fundamental Counting Principle: Tree Diagrams An animation was used to help visualize a tree diagram and counting the total number of ways the three described things could happen. Which of the following is false about the appler? Choose the correct answer below O A. The fundamental counting principle was used to count the number of ways the three things could happen. OB-The animation counted up as each set of branches moved across the previous set. O C. The entire tree diagram was shown with the final number. O D. There were three steps involved. Click to select your answer and then click Check Answer All parts showing undamental Counting Principal: Tree Diagrams ick on the START ANIMATION button to begin. There are three things that can happen. The first thing can happen in one of 8 ways. The second thing can happen in one of 4 ways. The third thing can happen in one of 3 ways. How many different ways can these three things happen? Step 1: Draw 8 branches representing the 8 choices for the first thing happening Step' 2: Attach 4 branches to each of the previous 8 branches to represent the 4 choices for the second thing to happen. Step 3: Attach 3 branches to each of the previous 32 branches to represent the 3 choices for the third thing to happen 51 Start Animation

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only option C is false about animation.

In the given animation the entire tree diagram was not shown with final number.

In the third step number 51 is given, which is not a final number.