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4 years ago

Azul spun a tri-color spinner twice. What is the probability that the spinner landed on the colors blue and green in any order?

2 answers:

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The spinner is tri-colored, which means there are 3 sections on the spinner. One section is colored blue, one is colored green. Let the third section be colored x.

The outcomes on spinning the spinner twice will be:
(Blue, Blue), (Blue,Green), (Blue,x), (Green, Green), (Green, Blue), (Green, x), (x,x), (x,Blue), (x, Green)

Total number of outcomes = 9

We want to find the probability that spinner lands on the colors blue and green in any order. The favorable outcomes thus will be:
(Blue, Green) and (Green, Blue)

Number of favorable outcomes = 2

The probability that the spinner landed on the colors blue and green in any order = 2/9

So, this means there are a 2 in 9 chances that the spinner landed on the colors blue and green in any order?

qaws [65]4 years ago

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Answer:2/9

Step-by-step explanation:

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