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1. p(even) 2. p(odd) 3. p(5) 4. p(not 3) 5. p(7) 6. p(more than 4) the spinner at thew right is divided into six equal sections. find the theoretcal probability of landing on the given sections of the spinner.
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so there are 6 peices? and 1) is evens so its 3/6 cuz of 2,4,6 get it?
2) is the same 1,3,5 3) since 5 is only one number it 1/6
4) is not 3 so tht leaves 5 numbers 5/6 i understood and i pictured it so no worries
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does that answer your question kymy_rose00?
yes
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