Spinner 1 is divided into four congruent sections, and Spinner 2 is divided into three congruent sections, as shown below. Each
arrow is spun once. All the possible combinations which can occur are shown in the list below. What is the probability the arrow on Spinner 1 will stop on a section with a W or an X and the arrow on Spinner 2 will stop on the gray section?
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The diagram and complete question is shown below. We know that the length (L) of the living scale in the drawing is:
We also know that the scale is:
Then, by using proportion we have: