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Use the bar graph to find the experimental probability of the event

The experimental probability of not spinning 1
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Use The Bar Graph To Find The Experimental Probability Of The EventThe Experimental Probability Of Not Spinning 1 class=

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TcScott17
First add up the number of times spun. We get 50 spins now add up the number of spins that we didn't get 1. For that we get 42 now divide 42/50= 21/25. So for every 25 spins 21 of them will probably be something other than 1. Your answer is 21/25
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