Intersection The intersection of two events represents the outcomes in an activity's sample space when BOTH events occur. The union of two events represents the outcomes in an activity's sample space when AT LEAST ONE OF the events occurs. Example 1: Working with Unions and Intersections Activity: rolling two standard six-sided dice Event A: rolling doubles Event Be rolling a sum of twelve a. Take a moment to draw a Venn diagram of the sample space for this activity that includes the two events. Think about which outcomes for the sample space are part of each event, part of both events, or pan of neither event. b. Which of the following outcomes would be included in the intersection of both events? Select all that apply, not all possible outcomes might be shown. D (3, 3) 0(1, 1) D (4. 6) D (6, 6) D (6.5) (5,5) c. How many total outcomes are in the intersection of these two events? outcomes d. Which of the following outcomes would be included in the union of both events? Select all that apply, not all possible outcomes might be shown D (3, 3) 0 (5, 5) 0 (6,5) D (6,6) D (4, 6) e. How many total outcomes are In the union of these two events? outcomes Submit 9