A spinner has three congruent sections labeled 1, 2, and 3. On the first two spins, the arrow stops on 1 and then 2. What is the probability that on the third spin the arrow will stop on 3?

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rainbow_rocks03 · Answer

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thomas5267 · Answer

This I think is an ill-defined question.  Is the question asking for the probability of the arrow stopping on 3 alone, the probability of the arrow first stopping on 1, then 2 and finally 3, or the probability of the arrow stopping on 3 given that it has already stopped on 1 and 2?

rainbow_rocks03 · Answer

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