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Alice spins the spinner 2 times. What is the probability that the spinner stops on A and then B, or on B and then A?

A.1/9

B.2/9

C.1/3

D.5/9

Alice spins the spinner 2 times. What is the probability that the spinner stops on A and then B, or on B and then A? A.1/9 B.2/9 C.1/3 D.5/9 class=

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misteraddles

The answer is B, 2/9. I hope this helps you.

Answer: The answer of this question is option B

Probability

It means the likeliness of happening an event. The formula for calculating the probability is given as :

   Probability= Number of events/number of outcomes

How to calculate Probability?

In this question the probability that spinner stops on A is 1/3 , on B is 1/3 , on C is 1/3 but when we have to calculate the probability of stopping the spinner on A and then B or on B and then A the probability becomes

                                =1/31/3+1/31/3

                                =2/9

Hence the probability of stopping the spinner on A and then B or on B and then A is 2/9.

It concludes that if all the events are equal in amount then the probability of happening each event is equal to happening of another events.

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