The spinner game is an illustration of probability, and the spinner game that is fair is (b) If you spin a number greater than 10, you win.
<h3>How to determine the fair game?</h3>
The number of sections in the spinner is given as:
n = 20
There are 10 numbers greater than 10 i.e. 11 to 2.
So, the probability that a number greater than 10 is spun is:
P = 10/20
P = 0.5
The probability that a number that is not greater than 10 is spun is calculated using the following complement rule
q = 1 - p
This gives
q = 1 - 0.5
Evaluate
q = 0.5
Notice that both probabilities are the equal
Hence, the spinner game that is fair is (b) If you spin a number greater than 10, you win.
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1, 0 , 8, and 2 would all lie on the y-axis
the answer is 1/10 :))))))))
I’d just do 25 x 4 and it’s simple as that. Not unless I’m missing something
