Create a prize wheel using the following items. The player gets one free spin a day. The player can purchase additional spins for Gems (hard currency). Please decide: 1. The probability of each item on the wheel (must add up to 100%). 2. The cost of additional spins.

Create a prize wheel using the following items. The player gets one free spin a day. The player can purchase additional spins for Gems (hard currency). Please decide: 1. The probability of each item on the wheel (must add up to 100%). 2. The cost of additional spins.

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I need help with this probablity math problem. I can't seem to get it equal to 100%.

3. Create a prize wheel using the following items. The player gets one free spin a day. The
player can purchase additional spins for Gems (hard currency).
Please decide:
1. The probability of each item on the wheel (must add up to 100%).
2. The cost of additional spins.
Include any information you feel is relevant.
Item
Gem Value
Probability
100 Coins
1
1 Healing Potion
10
1 MP Potion
15
100 gems (hard currency)
100
Armor
250
Weapon
500
Cost for spin:

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