So there's eight equally possible outcomes, and which outcome matches the one that we, I guess, are hoping for, the white six-cylinder car? Well, that's this one right over here. It's one of eight equally likely events, so we have a 1 8th probability. Now, this wasn't the only way that we could have drawn the T diagram. We could have thought about color as the first row of this tree. So we could have said, look, we're either gonna get a, let me do it down here so I have a little more space. We're either gonna get a red, a blue, a, that's not blue, changing colors is the hard part, a blue, a green, man, a green, let me get, a green or a white car, or a white car, and then for each of those colors, I'm either gonna get a four-cylinder or a six-cylinder engine.