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Stella [2.4K]3 years ago

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I’d make the spinner slices into thirds that are even because there would be an equal chance for each slice to be chosen. If I were to spin the spinner, I would have an equal 33.33% chance that it would land on $3, $5, or -$6. This makes it fair because they would all have an equal chance to be chosen!

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