A test consists of multiple choice questions. Each question has four possible answers; only one of them is correct.
Use a road diagram to chart all possibilities.
How many possible answer series are there?
You have prepared well for the test and you are certain about answers. How many possible answer series remain?
Noting only 'correct' or 'wrong', how many answer series are possible?
To open the combination lock of a suitcase you need to remember a four digit code.
You only remember the first digit. How many possible codes remain?
You know all four digits, but don't remember the order they are in. How many possible codes are there?
You throw three regular dice.
Draw up a road diagram of all possible outcomes.
Why is a tree diagram not useful in this case?
How many outcomes contain exactly one 6?
How many outcomes contain two sixes?
How many outcomes contain three sixes?
How many outcomes contain at least two sixes?
How many outcomes contain no more than two sixes?
You order a pizza at Mario's. You can choose a small pizza, a regular pizza and an
extra large pizza. There are two types of pizza crust: the "pizza crossa" and the
"pizza classico". There are different flavours.
You can have the pizza delivered or pick it up yourself.
How many pizzas can you choose from at Mario's?
How many options do you have in total if you want to eat a pizza from Mario's?
You don't like fish. That reduces your choice of flavours by 5. How many pizza's can you now choose from?
A slot machine has three windows behind which strips containing pictures spin around. Each strip has pictures. To let the strips rotate, you pull a handle. One push on a button stops the spinning of the strips. If the three pictures you see are equal you win a certain amount of money. The number of each of the pictures on each strip is noted as follows:
What is the total number of possible outcomes?
In how many ways can you get three BARs?
In how many ways can you get three oranges?
In how many ways can you get three times a cherry ?
How many outcomes give you a prize?