Eliza likes to make daily events into games of chance. For instance, before she went to buy ice cream at the local ice cream parlor, she created two spinners. The first has her three favorite flavors while the second has "Cone" and "Dish."

Eliza will order whatever comes up on the spinners.

What is the probability that she will be eating tutti fruitti ice cream from a dish?

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Amiya Pennington

Mathematics

12 July, 22:19

Eliza likes to make daily events into games of chance. For instance, before she went to buy ice cream at the local ice cream parlor, she created two spinners. The first has her three favorite flavors while the second has "Cone" and "Dish."

Eliza will order whatever comes up on the spinners.

What is the probability that she will be eating tutti fruitti ice cream from a dish?

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Kerry · Answer 1

1/6

Step-by-step explanation:

two events need to happen: tutti frutti needs to be shown by first spinner and second spinner needs to show dish

probability of tutti frutti = 1/3

probability of dish = 1/2

probability of both events = 1/3 * 1 / 2 = 1/6