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Probability Problem: There are 12 tickets that contain 3 prizes each. I bought 2 tickets. 1....

Probability Problem:

There are 12 tickets that contain 3 prizes each. I bought 2 tickets.

1. Draw a Tree Diagram to represent the problem.

2. What's the probability that I win 2 prizes?

3. What's the probability that I don't win anything?

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Probability tree diagram and classical probability approach

  

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