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. So it's either gonna be four or a six, either gonna be four or a six, either gonna be four or a six, either going to be four or a six. This would be another way of drawing a T, a tree diagram to represent all of the outcomes. So what is this outcome right over here? This is a six-cylinder red car. This is a four-cylinder blue car right over here, which is the one that we care about, a white six-cylinder car, that's this outcome right over here. And once again, you see you have eight equally likely outcomes, and that happens because you have four possible colors, and then for each of those four possible colors, you have two different engine types.