Mathematics, 11.03.2020 02:35, makaylaf16571

1.Ellie walks up to the spinner first. She hopes to win a free drink, a free dessert, or free fries. She says, “The probability that I get what I want is , because there are 3 sections I want the arrow to land in.” Ellie is incorrect. Is her actual probability of winning a free drink, free dessert, or free fries greater or less than what she thinks it is? Explain.

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