$1,000 Cost -$25 $5,000 $50 Cost -$10 Cost -$25 $125 $100
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- The spinner has the following values: -$25, $1000, -$25, $35,000, $125, $50, -$10. - Assuming each sector has an equal chance of being landed on, each value has a frequency of 1. Show more…
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