A board game has a spinner with equal sections, numbered 1 through . In order to win the game, Mae needs to spin at least a 6 on each of her last two turns. What's the probability of this happening?

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A board game has a spinner with  equal sections, numbered 1 through . In order to win the game, Mae needs to spin at least a 6 on each of her last two turns. What's the probability of this happening?

hero · Answer

1 through what?

anonymous · Answer

idk what to do can someone please help meh :)

hero · Answer

The question is incomplete unless you specify what the board is numbered through. The sentence is incomplete. The board is numbered 1 thru what?

anonymous · Answer

no ones knows.  read post carefully. it says 

A board game has a spinner with equal sections, numbered 1 through . 


so we don't know through what

anonymous · Answer

i have no frekin clue

anonymous · Answer

does it really say numbered 1 through . ?????

anonymous · Answer

hold on

anonymous · Answer

answers    are
1% 10%%% 25%% and 36%

hero · Answer

If it's numbered 1 thru 10, then the probability would be 1/10*1/10 = 1/100. That would be 1%

hero · Answer

But we don't know what it's numbered thru so...

anonymous · Answer

r u sure

anonymous · Answer

really don't mean to harp on this but you are missing the picture. 
no one here knows how to do this because you said the spinner goes from 
one to ???
is it one to 7?
one to 10?
one to 100?  we need this information, then the problem will be clear

hero · Answer

What the....? No, I wasn't sure, but thanks for the medal anyways...

anonymous · Answer

lol ok ill put it and tell u if u were right 1 sec

hero · Answer

NOOOOOOOOOOO

hero · Answer

We don't know what it's numbered to

anonymous · Answer

please read what you wrote. it says 

A board game has a spinner with equal sections, numbered 1 through . In order to win the game, Mae needs to spin at least a 6 on each of her last two turns. What's the probability of this happening?

what comes here

A board game has a spinner with equal sections, numbered 1 through FILL IN THIS BLANK PLEASE . In order to win the game, Mae needs to spin at least a 6 on each of her last two turns. What's the probability of this happening?

hero · Answer

:/

anonymous · Answer

A bag contains 1 blue, 2 white, and 2 red marbles. Match the columns. Drag the letter after a compound event in the left column and drop it before the matching probability in the right column. Select Submit to see if you are correct. wb this i alredyy got the otha one right

anonymous · Answer

idont knoooeee wut to do

hero · Answer

The only way that question can be answered is if we could see the same thing you see right now with the columns

hero · Answer

The probability of picking the blue marble would be number of blue divided by the total number of marbles

The probability of white is number of white divided by total number of marbles....etc.

anonymous · Answer

ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

anonymous · Answer

A bag contains 1 blue, 2 white, and 2 red marbles. Match the columns. Drag the letter after a compound event in the left column and drop it before the matching probability in the right column. Select Submit to see if you are correct.

hero · Answer

Yes, I know...you posted that already but I can't see the columns so I can't help you. Nobody can

anonymous · Answer

ok byyyyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee byyyyyyyyyeeeeeeeeeee

anonymous · Answer

I GOT A 100 ON DDAT AND I GUESSED I AM SMARTICLES

anonymous · Answer

through 10