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SAMPLE QUESTION
There are two spinners containing only yellow and black slices.
Spinner A
has black slices and yellow slices.
All the slices are the same size.
Spinner B
has black slices and yellow slices.
All the slices are the same size.
Each spinner is spun.
List these events from least likely to most likely.
Event : Spinner A lands on a black or yellow slice.
Event : Spinner A lands on a black slice.
Event : Spinner B lands on a black slice.
Event : Spinner B lands on a white slice.
EXPLANATION
An event is more likely
when it has a greater probability
of happening.
So we must find the probabilities of the four events.
Event : Spinner A lands on a black or yellow slice.
The probability of this event is .
Event : Spinner A lands on a black slice.
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The probability of this event is .
Event : Spinner B lands on a black slice.
The probability of this event is .
Event : Spinner B lands on a white slice.
The probability of this event is .
Here are the probabilities from least to greatest.
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