Pick a fairy tale like Cinderella, little red riding hood e.t.c.. The mathematics you introduce in the story must connect to the context of the story, and provide opportunities for decision making on the part of the characters within the story. Keep the story simple. The following elements should be answered in the story: 1. Write an example of 1 of the following - [ ] Subjective Probability or Experimental Probability 2. Determine the number of outcomes for a situation using 1 of the following - [ ] Venn diagram or tree diagram or table 3. Determine the number of outcomes for a situation using 2 of the following: - [ ] Mutually Exclusive Events, Fundamental Counting Principle, Non-Mutually Exclusive 4. Determine the number of outcomes for a situation using 4 of the following: - [ ] Permutations of an entire set, Permutations of a subset of a set, Permutations with identical objects, Combinations of a subset of a set, Total number of combinations for a set, pascals method 5. Determine theoretical probability involving 1 of the following: - [ ] Non-Mutually Exclusive Events or dependent events 6. Determine theoretical probability involving 1 of the following: - [ ] Permutation or combinations Reference link to help answer the question https://prezi.com/u_-jce04qzce/counting-stories-project/