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Ben spins a spinner with four section labeled X, Y, W, and Z. He gets these results: X, X, X, Y, W, Z. what is the experimental probability that the spinner will noy stop on Z on the next spin? A.) 1/6 B.) 1/4 C.) 3/4 D.) 5/6

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