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28 July, 15:39

Clayton places tiles that spell the word time in a bowl. He draws one tile from the bowl and then without replacing it, draws another tile. What is the sample space of the event representing the letters picked in the two draws? {T-I, T-M, T-E, I-M, I-E, M-E} {T-I, T-M, T-E, I-T, I-M, I-E, E-T, E-M, E-I, M-I, M-T, M-E} {T-I, T-T, T-E, I-T, I-I, I-E, E-T, E-M, E-E, M-T, M-M, M-E} {T-I, T-M, T-E, T-T, I-T, I-M, I-E, I-I, E-T, E-M, E-I, E-E, M-T, M-T, M-E, M-M}

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  1. 28 July, 18:11
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    The problem can be represented in tree diagram as shown below. The combinations of drawing the first and the second tile is

    TI IT MT ET

    TM IM MI EI

    TE IE ME EM

    There are few combinations that actually give the same result in any order, for example, TI and IT are the same combinations. We can narrow down the combination to:

    TI

    TM

    TE

    MI

    IE

    ME

    ET
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