Audrey is playing a game with a spinner. The spinner has three sections: red, blue, and green. Audrey wants to find out if the spinner is fair. To test this, she spins the spinner 100 times and records the relative frequency of each outcome. Outcome Red Blue Green Relative frequency 0.33 0.33 0.34 Select from the drop-down menus to correctly complete each statement.

For the spinner to be fair, each outcome would be, equally likely or not equally likely

The relative frequencies in the table are, relatively close or equal or very different from each other

This means it is likely that the spinner is, fair or unfair

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Abdiel Summers

Mathematics

11 July, 04:56

Audrey is playing a game with a spinner. The spinner has three sections: red, blue, and green. Audrey wants to find out if the spinner is fair. To test this, she spins the spinner 100 times and records the relative frequency of each outcome. Outcome Red Blue Green Relative frequency 0.33 0.33 0.34 Select from the drop-down menus to correctly complete each statement.

For the spinner to be fair, each outcome would be, equally likely or not equally likely

The relative frequencies in the table are, relatively close or equal or very different from each other

This means it is likely that the spinner is, fair or unfair

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Jorden Ballard · Answer 1

For the spinner to be fair, each outcome would be: equally likely

The relative frequencies in the table are: relatively close

This means it is likely that the spinner is: fair