4. What is the experimental probability of spinning orange?
2 answers:
Answer:6/25
To get this you just add up all the spins which equals 50 so this then means 50 is your denominator
Then because it’s asking for the orange you need to look at the orange colom and it say 12 so this is then this is the numerator
So it would be 12/50 but you can make this smaller so you divide by 2 and get 6/25
Hope this helped!
To get this you just add up all the spins which equals 50 so this then means 50 is your denominator
Then because it’s asking for the orange you need to look at the orange colom and it say 12 so this is then this is the numerator
So it would be 12/50 but you can make this smaller so you divide by 2 and get 6/25
Hope this helped!
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