Geneva has a spinner with eight equal parts numbered one thru eight. If Geneva spins the spinner one time, what is the probabili ty that the spinner will land on the number two?
2 answers:
Answer: A
Answer: I would go with A. 1/8
Step-by-step explanation: if she is only spinning it one time, and she is hoping to get 1 specific answer and there are 8 options, then 1/8 is the only one that makes sense. That’s a 12.8% chance of landing on two. I apologize if I’m incorrect.
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