The table that correctly identifies the sample of spinning the spinner and then selecting a card is Option A.
<h3>What is a sample?</h3>A sample is a random element that belongs to a population. Another way to state it is that, it is a set of all the outcomes that are possible from a given set of events.
<h3>What is the explanation for the above?</h3>Table A accurately depicts each potential result. Along the column on the left is where you'll see the card outcomes.
The spinner's output is shown along the top row. The intersection of the left and top results appears in each cell.
For instance, row 1, and column 3 include "red, purple" to show that you received a card with the color "purple" and the color "red" on the spinner.
- The labels on each cell in table A are accurate. At least one cell in the other tables (B, C, and D) contains an incorrect label.
- Table B's middle cell in the top row reads "blue, green" when it should read "blue, purple."
- Table C's upper left corner reads "green, green" when it should be "green, purple."
- In the bottom middle cell of Table D, "blue, blue" appears where "blue, green" should. Since there isn't a blue card, it is impossible to say "blue, blue."
- We can rule out options B through D using the three things outlined above.
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