Chad and Victoria are playing a game with a quarter and a spinner divided into sixths numbered one through six each player spins a spinner and tosses a coin how many outcomes are possible in the game?

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Jerry Gilmore

Mathematics

27 September, 04:49

Chad and Victoria are playing a game with a quarter and a spinner divided into sixths numbered one through six each player spins a spinner and tosses a coin how many outcomes are possible in the game?

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Darryl Cameron · Answer 1

The simple way to do this is to multiply the number of outcomes of one object times the number of outcomes in the other object. In this case a quarter has 2 sides, heads and tails. Since the spinner has 6 sections, there are 6 outcomes.

With this we can do, 2x6=12.

Therefore there are 12 outcomes