Answer:
I know this was two weeks ago, but here is my answer: 1/9
Step-by-step explanation:
Baron here is going to spin this twice, and he wants to get a 3 on both, no?
Well, there are 3 sides; 1, 2 and 3, meaning that it will look something like this: ??/3.
He only wants to have one of the options, so that ??/3 will turn into a 1/3.
That would be for one spin, but he's going to do two.
SO, it would be a 1/3 chance of getting it on the first try, and a 1/3 chance on getting it on the second, multiply them together for the complete probability, and BAM you get 1/9.
There is an easier way, but it would take too long to write.
Hope you this helps you understand if you are still confused.
:)
(also not sure it this was correct, it has been a long time since I have done this)
