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OpenStudy (shadowcain):

If the spinner above is spun 120 times, predict the number of times the spinner would land on Section D. A. The spinner would land on Section D roughly 12 times, but probably not exactly 12 times. B. The spinner would land on Section D roughly 15 times. C. The spinner would land on Section D roughly 30 times, but probably not exactly 30 times. D. The spinner would land on Section D exactly 30 times. 120 x .25 = 30 But will it be exactly 30 times???

OpenStudy (shadowcain):

@jim_thompson5910

OpenStudy (defiance):

How many sections are on the spinner?

OpenStudy (defiance):

4?

OpenStudy (shadowcain):

exactly into 4ths

OpenStudy (shadowcain):

OpenStudy (defiance):

Theatrically, It would land on it exactly 30 times. It's like flipping a coin, 50% and 50%. With the spinner it's 25%, 25%, 25%, 25%. In real life, No. This is accurate but on this sheet, It's not on realism probably. The answer is Exactly 30 times, cause 25% of 120 is 30.

OpenStudy (defiance):

No. this isn't accurate in real life.** typo.

OpenStudy (defiance):

Any confusion use @defiance I'll try and get back with you :).

OpenStudy (shadowcain):

That's what I was thinking. It can't always land exactly into 1/4 every time but according to the math, like you said. Anyways, thanks for your help.

OpenStudy (defiance):

Looking at a "teachers" sheet of this problem <Or similar>. It was roughly. Cause it was on realism on that one. But not exactly positive!

OpenStudy (defiance):

Anything else I can assist with, just let me know!

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