California Lotto officials want to try out a new "big wheel" game. This new game actually consists of two big wheels (spinners). The contestants spin Spinner 1, and then immediately after, they spin Spinner 2 to determine the "multiplier." When both spinners have stopped turning, the dollar amount shown on Spinner 1 is multiplied by the "multiplier" on Spinner 2 and the contestant wins that much money. $100800 20 50 S1sodo $1000 0.5 135° $5000 100 Spinner 1 Dollars Spinner 2 Multipliers What is the probability of winning the largest amount of money?

California Lotto officials want to try out a new "big wheel" game. This new game actually consists of two big wheels (spinners). The contestants spin Spinner 1, and then immediately after, they spin Spinner 2 to determine the "multiplier." When both spinners have stopped turning, the dollar amount shown on Spinner 1 is multiplied by the "multiplier" on Spinner 2 and the contestant wins that much money. $100800 20 50 S1sodo $1000 0.5 135° $5000 100 Spinner 1 Dollars Spinner 2 Multipliers What is the probability of winning the largest amount of money?

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California Lotto officials want to try out a new "big wheel" game. This new game actually consists of two big wheels
(spinners). The contestants spin Spinner 1, and then immediately after, they spin Spinner 2 to determine the "multiplier."
When both spinners have stopped turning, the dollar amount shown on Spinner 1 is multiplied by the "multiplier" on
Spinner 2 and the contestant wins that much money.
$100800
20
50
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$1000
0.5
135°
s5000
100
Spinner 1
Dollars
Spinner 2
Multipliers
What is the probability of winning the largest amount of money?

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