I have a probabilty and sample spaces geometry question. At the school carnival, students can spin a spinner that is divided into 16 equal sections that are different colors. Each color onthe spinner represents a different prize. If the spinner lands on the purple section, the student wins a free yearbook.If a student spins the spinner once, what is the probability that the student will win the yearbook?16%0.06%100%6%

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