Question

Can someone check if my answer is right

Answer 1

Which table shows the probability distribution for spinning the spinner one time?

Answer 2

I believe the answer would be 1/8=

Answer 3

I see a little leak in instruction as it is not very clear what number(s) do you desire to spin, and what are X and Y exactly? (Maybe other ppl can understand them; I do not)

Answer 4

I mean X and P..

Answer 5

I know P is probability of X, but what is X?

Answer 6

1 what is the chance of getting which number in just one spin

Answer 7

I agree with Solomon that your objective is not clear. Where are the probability tables in question? You want to find the probability of ... what? Probability of getting what?

Answer 8

For example what is the chance of getting a 2 or 3

Answer 9

What is a chance of getting 1, 2, 3, or any X?
So X is some number on the spinner?

Answer 10

You'll need to pick one numeral. Then we can look at the spinner and determine the probability of obtaining that particular numeral.

Answer 11

Solomon: Yes.

Answer 12

X represents the number

Answer 13

P the chance of getting the number

Answer 14

yes your answer is right

Answer 15

I didn't understand what the question was; but, yes I see now... you are correct!

Answer 16

Kevin: Which number? You want to find P( which number? ).

Choose one for an example.

Answer 17

2

Answer 18

Look at the given illustration. How many times does the numeral 2 show up, out of how many (total)?

Answer 19

2/8 which is equal to .25

Answer 20

I know that but my problem is that A is the same a C. C is just rounded

Answer 21

Excellent. There are 8 possibilities, of which 2 are the numeral 2. Right you are.

Answer 22

Then please restate the problem. What exactly are you trying to calculate?

Answer 23

I'd much prefer to calculate the answer and then compare it to the four given choices.

Answer 24

I understand the question and know my answer. I just want to know if I'm choosing the right one

Answer 25

yes, you are...

Answer 26

Ok, thank you I wish I could medal both of you.

Answer 27

We have already established that the P of obtaining a '2' is 0.25.
I can't work up much enthusiasm for telling anyone he's "right" or "wrong." I much prefer to find the actual answers the long way and then comparing them to the given answer choices.

Answer 28

Thanks for the thought, anyway.

Answer 29

thanks for your contributions, Solomon.