A spinner is divided into four sections, each in a different color, as shown below. Yellow Red After the spinner is spun, the arrow points to one of the colors. Which statement about possible outcomes is true' O The probability that the arrow will point to blue is 1. O The probability that the arrow will point to yellow is the same as the probability that it will point to blue. O The probability that the arrow will point to red is -. The probability that the arrow will point to green is less than -.

A spinner is divided into four sections, each in a different color, as shown below. Yellow Red After the spinner is spun, the arrow points to one of the colors. Which statement about possible outcomes is true' O The probability that the arrow will point to blue is 1. O The probability that the arrow will point to yellow is the same as the probability that it will point to blue. O The probability that the arrow will point to red is -. The probability that the arrow will point to green is less than -.

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Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

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ISBN:9781337614085

Author:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

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