Mathematics: Aspinner has 12 equal sectors with different letters for each sector, as shown below: a spinner with 12 equal sectors is shown. the sectors are labeled b, y, g, c, p, o, v, m, a, d, e, and r. hamlet spins the spinner 5 times, and it stops at the letter b 4 times. if he spins the spinner a 10th time, what is the theoretical probability that this time it will stop at the letter b ?

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Aspinner has 12 equal sectors with different

Ответ:

JvGaming2001

13.03.2022

The theoretical probability of an event is not affected by previous outcomes. The only then that matters is the math.
(Sidebar: Forgetting or ignoring this is a big part of gambling addiction, just because your number hasn't come up in a while in no way means you are 'due' for a win.)

For any probability:
$P_{desired}=\frac{N_{desired}}{N_{total}}$

In this case:
$P_{B}=\frac{N_{B}}{N_{B}}$
$P_{B}=\frac{1}{12}$

This is the same as it would always be. There is always 1/12 chance of a

. What happened before doesn't matter.