Question

(MEDALS!!!!!) Please answer. @douglaswinslowcooper

As part of a board game, Brad rolls a number cube and spins this spinner at the same time.

a. How many outcomes are in the sample space?

b. How many of the outcomes involve rolling a 1 on the number cube and/or spinning a 1 on the spinner?

Answer 1

You need to list out the possible outcomes as I showed you in the previous problems. Then you can answer the problem.

Answer 2

(a) Now the spinner has five possible outcomes
The cube has six possible outcomes,
so the total number of possible outcome combinations is?

(b) If you roll 1 on the spinner, how many different numbers could you get with the cube?

If you throw a 1 on the cube, how many different outcomes could you get with the spinner?

Notice that you count spinner=1, cube =1 twice, but only want to count it once. Correct for that.