You are packing for a road trip and you buy snack packages (same size, same weight) for the trip. You buy 6 potato chips, 5 Doritos, and 3 corn curls. You put them in a bag and mix them up. During the trip, you reach into the bag and pull out two packages at random, one at a time. Draw a tree and calculate the probability of each outcome. Use P for potato chips, D for Doritos, and C for corn curls. What is the probability you end up with only one corn curls? What is the probability the only Doritos bag you get is on your second pick (and your first pick is not Doritos)? If you pick three snacks instead of two, what is the probability they are all of the same kind? What is the probability you end up with one Corn Curls and one Potato Chips? What is the probability of picking two snacks of the same type? What is the probability the first bag you pick is Doritos? How many outcomes are there? Which outcomes have the highest probability of occurring? (list the outcomes in braces { }, separated by commas; What is the probability of the above, highest-probability outcomes? Which outcome has the lowest probability of occurring? What is the probability of the above, lowest-probability outcome? What is the probability that both snacks you pick will be different? What is the probability of picking at least one potato chips bag? What is the probability you will not pick Doritos? What is the probability the first bag you pick is not potato chips?