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A spinner has three sections. The table shows the results of spinning the arrow on spinner 80 times. What is the experimental probability of the arrow stopping over Section 1? 1/28 , 7/20, 7/1, 4/5
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Experimental probability of the spinner stopping in section 1 = Number of times it stopped in section 1 / total number of spins
Number of stops -----over----- Number of spins. Like @aum said.
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1/28?
The total number of spins is 80, as the problem said. The number of spins that stopped on section 1 was 28. So 28/80 is the probability. You can simplify that.
7/20
Yes. That's correct.
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