Mathematics, 13.05.2021 22:50 torieegrey
A spinner has 4 equally sized sectors that are numbered 1, 2, 2 and 6. The spinner is spun twice and the product of the outcomes is found.
A fair decision is to be made about which one of 4 different paint colors will be used to re-paint a room, using the product of the outcomes.
The color options are pale lilac, mellow sage, seafoam blue, and totally taupe.
Which description accurately explains how a fair decision can be made in this situation?
If the product of the spins is 2, pale lilac will be used. If the product is 1, mellow sage will be used. If the product is 12, seafoam blue will be used. If the product is 4, 6 or 36, totally taupe will be used.
If the product of the spins is 2, pale lilac will be used. If the product is 4, mellow sage will be used. If the product is 12, seafoam blue will be used. If the product is 1, 6 or 36, totally taupe will be used.
If the product of the spins is 12, pale lilac will be used. If the product is 4, mellow sage will be used. If the product is 36, seafoam blue will be used. If the product is 1, 2 or 6, totally taupe will be used.
If the product of the spins is 2, pale lilac will be used. If the product is 6, mellow sage will be used. If the product is 12, seafoam blue will be used. If the product is 1, 4 or 36, totally taupe will be used.
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