Jacklyn spins a spinner marked with five colors 100 times and noticed that the spinner landed on red 25 times. Based on Jacklyns results , what is the probablility that two consicutive spins will both land on a color other than red? A.3/8 B.1/2 C.9/16 D.3/4

Jacklyn spins a spinner marked with five colors 100 times and noticed that the spinner landed on red 25 times. Based on Jacklyns results , what is the probablility that two consicutive spins will both land on a color other than red? A.3/8 B.1/2 C.9/16 D.3/4

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