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5. The text book is organized in 6 chapters. Each chapter is further organized in 4 sections. a) Draw a tree diagram using the chapter and section titles to illustrate the organization of the text book. b) The work in some of chapters depends on the completion of the work in other chapters. Other chapters are independent. Modify the tree diagram to create an organization chart that represent the dependencies between the chapters. Example 3 Using Tree Diagrams The fact that you are enrolled in this math course suggests you did some research into the courses you need for acceptance into a post-secondary program. Each year, you make a deci- sion about which courses to take. Create a tree diagram to rep- resent the decision criteria you could use to plan mathematics course selections from Grades 10 to 12. Solution Grade 9 Math (Academic or Applied) I need a lot of math for my future career I need some math for my future career Academic Math Grade 10 Applied Math Grade 10 My future career requires sophisticated math My future career requires a reasonable amount of math My future career may require some math Functions and Relations Grade 11 Functions Grade 11 Mathematics of Personal Finance Grade 11 I need MGA I need Calculus I want technology at college I need math for my college program I don't need any more math Geometry and Discrete Mathematics Grade 12 Calculus Grade 12 Mathematics for College Technology Grade 12 College and Apprenticeship Mathematics Grade 12 No more math I want to take MDM I need a second math Mathematics of Data Management Grade 12 Example 4 Using Organization Charts A special kind of tree diagram is often used to represent the flow of information or the hierarchy of responsibility within an organization. When a tree diagram is used this way, it is called an organization chart. The Government of Canada published the following organization chart to help citizens understand the structure of responsibility within the Ministry of Natural Resources. Individuals or departments report, and are accountable, to the people or departments above them in the chart. Natural Resources Canada Minister Deputy Minister Earth Sciences Sector Assistant Deputy Minister Senior Advisor Communications Chief Geoscientist Corporate Services Polar Continental Shelf Project Geological Survey of Canada Geomatics Canada Legal Surveys & Int'l Boundary Commission Mapping Services Branch Canada Centre for Remote Sensing Geodesic Survey Division Geodesic Networks and Gravity Section Corporate Services Data Acquisition (Sherbrooke) Applications Division Regulations Active Control System Section GeoAccess Division Eastern Region Client Services Data Acquisition Division Data Acquisition (Ottawa) Products & Client Services (Sherbrooke) Products & Client Services (Ottawa) Aeronautical and Technical Services Geodesic Information Technology Unit Western Region Technology Assessment Division Northwest Territories and Nunavut Region Yukon Territory Region International Boundary Commission 5. The text book is organized in 6 chapters. Each chapter is further organized in 4 sections. a) Draw a tree diagram using the chapter and section titles to illustrate the organization of the text book. b) The work in some of chapters depends on the completion of the work in other chapters. Other chapters are independent. Modify the tree diagram to create an organization chart that represent the dependencies between the chapters. Example 3 Using Tree Diagrams The fact that you are enrolled in this math course suggests you did some research into the courses you need for acceptance into a post-secondary program. Each year, you make a deci- sion about which courses to take. Create a tree diagram to rep- resent the decision criteria you could use to plan mathematics course selections from Grades 10 to 12. Solution Grade 9 Math (Academic or Applied) I need a lot of math for my future career I need some math for my future career Academic Math Grade 10 Applied Math Grade 10 My future career requires sophisticated math My future career requires a reasonable amount of math My future career may require some math Functions and Relations Grade 11 Functions Grade 11 Mathematics of Personal Finance Grade 11 I need MGA I need Calculus I want technology at college I need math for my college program I don't need any more math Geometry and Discrete Mathematics Grade 12 Calculus Grade 12 Mathematics for College Technology Grade 12 College and Apprenticeship Mathematics Grade 12 No more math I want to take MDM I need a second math Mathematics of Data Management Grade 12 Example 4 Using Organization Charts A special kind of tree diagram is often used to represent the flow of information or the hierarchy of responsibility within an organization. When a tree diagram is used this way, it is called an organization chart. The Government of Canada published the following organization chart to help citizens understand the structure of responsibility within the Ministry of Natural Resources. Individuals or departments report, and are accountable, to the people or departments above them in the chart. Natural Resources Canada Minister Deputy Minister Earth Sciences Sector Assistant Deputy Minister Senior Advisor Communications Chief Geoscientist Corporate Services Polar Continental Shelf Project Geological Survey of Canada Geomatics Canada Legal Surveys & Int'l Boundary Commission Mapping Services Branch Canada Centre for Remote Sensing Geodesic Survey Division Geodesic Networks and Gravity Section Corporate Services Data Acquisition (Sherbrooke) Applications Division Regulations Active Control System Section GeoAccess Division Eastern Region Client Services Data Acquisition Division Data Acquisition (Ottawa) Products & Client Services (Sherbrooke) Products & Client Services (Ottawa) Aeronautical and Technical Services Geodesic Information Technology Unit Western Region Technology Assessment Division Northwest Territories and Nunavut Region Yukon Territory Region International Boundary Commission