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a. A: the number is a factor of 35 b. B: the number is a multiple of 2 c. C: the number is a prime number

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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The spinner on the right is spun. Find the probabilities of obtaining each of the following events:

a. A: the number is a factor of 35

b. B: the number is a multiple of 2

c. C: the number is a prime number

d. D: the number is a square number

e. E: the number is more than 5

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