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Shaun spins the two spinners and wins the sum of two dallor amounts. what is the probability that he will win a sum greater than $100?
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Shaun spins the two spinners and wins the sum of two dallor amounts. what is the probability that he will win a sum greater than $100?
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Yes because 100 can be 55+87=142$ see
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