Mathematics, 24.09.2020 08:01, stormymoreland375

1. A game is played using the spinner shown below. 8
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If the spinner is fair and lands on 5 for three turns in a row, which of the following statements is true?
O On the next turn the spinner is equally likely to land on 5 as on any other number.
On the next turn the spinner is less likely to land on 5 than on any other number
O On the next turn the spinner is guaranteed to land on 5.
O On the next turn the spinner is more likely to land on 5 than on any other number.

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1. A game is played using the spinner shown below. 8
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