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To find : the expected number of times the spinner stops on 8.
Answer to Problem 10E
Expected number of times the spinner stops on 8 is 12 or 13 times if it is spins 100 times.
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
The spinner spins 100 times.
Calculation :
Since, they are 8 equal divisions on the spin, so to total number of possible outcome is 8.
Also, if the spinner stops at 8, then number of favourable outcome will be 1 only.
Therefore, probability that the spinner stop at 8 in one spin is
Now, if the spinner spins 100 times, then multiply the probability of spinner stops at 8 in one spin with the number of spin to get how many times it stops at 8. Therefore,
Hence,
Expected number of times the spinner stops on 8 is 12 or 13 times if it is spins 100 times.
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