On which colors is it equally likely that the spinner will land? red and blue green and red blue and green yellow and green
1 answer:
There is an equal chance that the spinner will stop on either the red or blue segment.
<h3>On which colors is it equally likely that the spinner will land?</h3>Probability theory is the mathematical study of the numerical representation of the probability that an event will take place or a statement will be true. Probability is measured on a scale from 0 to 1, with 0 denoting complete impossibility and 1 denoting absolute certainty.
Generally, the equation for the Probability of getting of spinner landing is mathematically given as
Therefore
For P(Red)=3/12
P(Green)=4/12
P(blue)=3/12
P(yellow)=2/12
In conclusion, There is an equal chance that the spinner will stop on either the red or blue segment.
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