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1 Geometric Probability
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2 Possible Taco Combinations

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4 Make a Tree Diagram Orders from 200 customers:
30% ordered corn tortilla, 70% ordered flour tortilla; From those who ordered corn, 30% ordered beef, 40% ordered pork, and 30% ordered chicken; From those who ordered flour tortilla, 50% ordered beef, 10% ordered pork, and 40% ordered chicken

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6 You can use an area model to analyze probability situations that involve more than one stage. The following example involves selecting a marble (yellow, red, or blue) from one jar and a cube (yellow, red, or green) from another jar.

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