The sample space of Shari's tree diagram is the total possible outcomes of rolling the game piece and spinning the pointer.
It doesn't matter if Shari starts with the spinner or the game piece
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The experiment involves:
- Rolling a 12-sided game piece
- Spinning the pointer of a 4-section spinner
If Shari starts with the game piece, the sample size (n) would be:
n = 12 * 4
n = 48
If Shari starts with the spinner, the sample size (n) would be:
n = 4 * 12
n = 48
Notice that the sample size remains unchanged irrespective of what he starts with
Hence, it doesn't matter if Shari starts with the spinner or the game piece
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Answer:
b
Step-by-step explanation:
i am not that good at it but here you go
I think its missing info?
Since, the number w and 0.8 are additive inverses.
A number 'a' is said to have an additive inverse '-a' if "a+ (-a)= 0".
Since, 'w' and '0.8' are additive inverses of each other such that 
Therefore, the value of 'w' should be '-0.8' so that 
.
So, the value of 'w' is =0.8
Now, Refer to the attached image which represents the position of 0.8 , w ( that is -0.8) and the sum of 0.8 and w.
Sum of 0.8 and w = 0.8 + w
= 0.8 +(-0.8)
= 0.
Um, I'd say discrete because it's not important. I'd never say it's continuous.
