NEED HELP ASAP You're spinning a spinner it with numbers 1 to 6 on it that are evenly represented. You spin a 5 six out of the 25 times you spin it. What is the experimental probability that you spin a

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You're spinning a spinner it with numbers 1 to 6 on it that are evenly
represented. You spin a 5 six out of the 25 times you spin it. What is the experimental probability that you spin a 5?

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Explanation:

well generally it would be a 1/6 chance if all sides are evenly weighted.

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