GreenRedOrangePurpleYellow3. Caitlyn and Tabitha want to fairly decidewho will take the family dog on a walk, sothey roll a fair six-sided die and spin thespinner above. Caitlyn will walk the dog ifthe die roll is a 1, 2, or 3 and the spinnerlands on orange or green. Tabitha will walkthe dog if the die roll is a 4 or 6 and thespinner lands on red, yellow, or purple. Theywill continue the experiment until one of theevents occurs. Does the experimentprovide a fair way to decide who walks thedog? Explain using probability.

The experiment is considered fair if the probability that Caitlyn will take the family dog on a walk…

Answered: Green Red Orange Purple Yellow 3.…

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