Question 2
An archer shoots two arrows at a target. For each arrow, they can hit the Bullseye, hit the Outer Ring, or Miss.
The probability the archer hits the Bullseye is 0.2.
The probability the archer hits the Outer Ring is 0.55.
a.[2]
Complete the probability tree diagram.
b.[2]
Work out the probability the archer hits the Bullseye with both arrows.
Probability Trees Questions
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