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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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
( 0.5 )³ ×
= ( 0.5 × 2 )³ × 2 = 1³ × 2 = 2
Xy=10
x+y=29
subtract x from both sides for second equation
y=-x-29
subsitute in second equaiton
x(-x-29)=10
-x^2-29x=10
add x^2+29x to both sides
x^2+29x+10=0
quadratic formula
if you have
ax^2+bx+c=0,
x=

so
x^2+29x+10=0
a=1
b=29
c=10
x=
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x=

x=

x=

or

those are the 2 numbers
aprox=-28.65 and -0.349