Tree Diagrams
A type of ordering game is called the Tree Diagram, which positions items relative to one another.
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Tree Diagrams
Arrange Ordering Games from left to right (or top to bottom) with the larger values on the left or the top.
<= Left Higher Lower Right =>
Before Later
Front Back
West East
T arrives before W and X. Z arrives before X.
A is before B, and A is also earlier than C.
We cannot infer any relationship between B and C. The relative order of the three elements could be A…B…C or it could be A…C…B.
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Tree Ordering Game
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