Question

I need help again, im so so so sorry :(
15 years ago

Answer 1

Sample space is "all possible outcomes".
So, once you spin the spinner, what are the possible results?

Answer 2

6, right ?

Answer 3

Yes, assuming that there is an equal chance of landing on any of the 6.

Answer 4

It was wrong :(

Answer 5

Find the sample space for this experiment.

1 2 3 4 5 6 is what im assuming it means

Answer 6

the sample space should be all the possible outcomes ... seperated by a comma p[rolly

Answer 7

Remember, sample space is "all possible outcomes". While it's true that there are 6 possible outcomes, the sample space is as amistre64 points out: { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6} or whatever 6 numbers are on the spinner.

Answer 8

try to remember that "sample space" is a SET not a NUMBER
so unless you are asked "how many elements in the sample space?" your answer needs to be a set. like
{A,B,C,D,E} for example