A spinner is divided into ten numbered sections, as shown.
(Assume the arrow never lands on a...
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A spinner is divided into ten numbered sections, as shown.
(Assume the arrow never lands on a dividing line.)
With only one spin, what is the probability that the arrow
lands on an unshaded section or points to an even number?
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