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PLEASE HELP TIMED!!!!!

The spinners shown below are each spun one time.

What is the probability that both spinners will land on 2?

A) 1/12

B) 1/6

C) 1/4

D) 1/3​

PLEASE HELP TIMED!!!!! The spinners shown below are each spun one time. What is the-example-1
User Maulzey
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The answer would be A) 1/12
User Amir Forsati
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Answer: Option A


P=(1)/(12)

Explanation:

Note that the first spinner has 3 equal sections. Then there are 3 possible results for the first spinner

So the probability of getting a 2 is:


P_1 = (1)/(3)

Note that the second spinner has 4 equal sections. Then there are 4 possible results for the second spinner

So the probability of getting a 2 is:


P_2 = (1)/(4)

Now, as they are independent events, then the probability of getting a 2 in both spinners is:


P = P_1 * P_2

Finally


P=(1)/(3)*(1)/(4)\\\\P=(1)/(12)

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