Kalise N.
asked • 04/30/20Bradley spun the spinner 48 times and recorded his results in the table. What is the experimental probability of spinning red? be sure to simply the fraction.
TABLE.
Color | Frequency
Blue 12
Green 10
Red. 9
White 17
Souvik G. answered • 04/30/20
Certified Elementary Educator with 10+ Years of Experience in K-6th
The experimental probability of spinning a certain color would be calculated by dividing the number of times the spinner hit the color over the total number of times Bradley spun the spinner (48). Therefore, the experimental probability of Bradley spinning red = 9/48 = .1875
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