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Tawnie:

Select the correct answer. Ronald spins a spinner that has 10 sections numbered from 1 to 10. What is the probability that the spinner lands on a prime number? A. 1/10 B. 2/10 C. 2/5 D. 1/2

Astro:

What do you think?

daddycaleb:

B

boredfr:

No

Tawnie:

D ?

boredfr:

Ok so how many prime numbers are there up to ten

Tawnie:

ok

boredfr:

@tawnie wrote:
D ?
No

Astro:

She was asking you a question

boredfr:

Again- How many prime number are there between 1 and 10?

Tawnie:

3

snowflake0531:

Reminder: Prime numbers are numbers that have more than 2 factors (more than just 1 and itself) such as -> 13

boredfr:

Ok No not 3 but close. which 3 do you have?

Tawnie:

4

boredfr:

Hmm- Again- which prime numbers do you have? And yes the answer is there are 4 prime numbers between one and 10 Now If you look back at the answer choices you notice that you don't see a 4/10 Look and see if you see the simplified version.

Tawnie:

umm C?

Tawnie:

wait no B

boredfr:

C is the correct answer because 4/10 simplified is 2/5 ~remember to always simplify the numerator and then denominator and not just one or the other~

Tawnie:

ok thanks for your help

Tawnie:

have a nice day

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