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19 January, 00:09

One spinner is divided into three equal sections numbered 1 to 3. A second spinner is divided into six equal sections numbered 4 to 9. How many total outcomes are there if both spinners are spun?

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  1. 19 January, 00:36
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    The numbers do not matter. There are 3 outcomes for the first spinner and 6 outcomes for the second. 6x3 is 18. For each of the 3 outcomes for the first spinner there are 6 for the second.

    1,4

    1,5

    1,6

    1,7

    1,8

    1,9

    2,4

    2,5

    2,6

    2,7

    2,8

    2,9

    3,4

    3,5

    3,6

    3,7

    3,8

    3,9
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