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Using the spinner below – if spun twice in a row – theoretically how many outcomes would involve at least one purple (2)? 5 4 6 3

Using the spinner below – if spun twice in a row – theoretically how many outcomes would involve at least one purple (2)? 5 4 6 3
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Using the spinner below – if spun twice in a row – theoretically how many outcomes would involve at least one purple (2)?

5


4


6


3

Using the spinner below – if spun twice in a row – theoretically how many outcomes-example-1
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Answer:

4

Explanation:

I took the test

Using the spinner below – if spun twice in a row – theoretically how many outcomes-example-1
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4

Explanation:

Sorry if its wrong! ~Bread

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