4024/21 Oct/Nov 2021, Question 5: Tree Diagrams for Dependent Events
Cambridge O Level Mathematics 4024 · Paper 21 (Calculator) · Calculator · 8 marks
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The question, in short
From ten number cards, find probabilities for drawing even numbers with replacement, complete a tree diagram, and find the chance of one odd and one even; then find the probability of one yellow and one pink counter drawn without replacement from 5 yellow, 3 pink, 4 black.
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Part (ai) · 1 mark
Find the probability that the first card drawn shows an even number.
- 1Even cards: 2, 2, 2, 4, 6, 8 → 6 out of 10
- 2P(even) = 6/10
Answer6/10
Part (aii) · 2 marks
Fill in all six missing probabilities on the tree diagram for two draws with replacement.
- 1First card: even 6/10, odd 4/10
- 2Second card on both branches: even 6/10, odd 4/10 (card replaced)
AnswerCorrect tree diagram
Part (aiii) · 2 marks
Calculate the probability of getting one odd number and one even number across the two draws.
- 1P(one odd, one even) = 6/10 × 4/10 + 4/10 × 6/10
- 2= 24/100 + 24/100 = 48/100 = 12/25
Answer12/25
Part (b) · 3 marks
Find the probability of drawing one yellow and one pink counter without replacement, giving the answer as a simplified fraction.
- 1P(Y then P) = 5/12 × 3/11 = 15/132
- 2P(P then Y) = 3/12 × 5/11 = 15/132
- 3Total = 30/132 = 5/22
Answer5/22
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