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It is Marcie's first turn to roll. Which ratio shows the theoretical probability that she will not land on a star space? 1/6 1/3 1/2 2/3

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It is Marcie's first turn to roll. Which ratio shows the theoretical probability that-example-1
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Answer:


P(Not\ Star) =(2)/(3)

Explanation:

Given

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Theoretical probability that a roll will not land on a star

From the attachment, we have:


n = 12 --- Total space


Star = 4

So, the theoretical probability that a roll will land on a star is:


P(Star) = (n(Star))/(n)


P(Star) = (4)/(12)


P(Star) = (1)/(3)

Using the complement rule, the probability that it will not land on a star is:


P(Not\ Star) = 1 - P(Star)


P(Not\ Star) = 1 - (1)/(3)

Take LCM


P(Not\ Star) =(3-1)/(3)


P(Not\ Star) =(2)/(3)

It is Marcie's first turn to roll. Which ratio shows the theoretical probability that-example-1
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