Jack and his friends are going hiking next week. There are four trails they can hike: Grayson Pass, Giant's Ridge, Three Summits, and

Elderberry. To make a decision, they use a spinner divided into four colors. They spin it 60 times to check the fairness of their model and

record the results in this table.

Color Times Result Occurs

green

6

blue

24

yellow

9

red

21

The relative frequency of the spinner landing on green is

The relative frequency of the spinner landing on blue is

The relative frequency of the spinner landing on yellow is

The relative frequency of the spinner landing on red is

no

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Anya Fletcher

Mathematics

28 August, 04:18

Jack and his friends are going hiking next week. There are four trails they can hike: Grayson Pass, Giant's Ridge, Three Summits, and

Elderberry. To make a decision, they use a spinner divided into four colors. They spin it 60 times to check the fairness of their model and

record the results in this table.

Color Times Result Occurs

green

6

blue

24

yellow

9

red

21

The relative frequency of the spinner landing on green is

The relative frequency of the spinner landing on blue is

The relative frequency of the spinner landing on yellow is

The relative frequency of the spinner landing on red is

no

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Johnny Mcpherson · Answer 1

Answer: The answers are in the step by step.

Step-by-step explanation:

The relative frequency of the spinner landing on green is 6/50=0.1

The relative frequency of the spinner landing on blue is 24/60 = 0.4

The relative frequency of the spinner landing on yellow is 9/60 = 0.15

The relative frequency of the spinner landing on red is 21/60 = 0.35