Mathematics, 20.05.2021 05:40 KvngLij

Select an example of an event in which all the outcomes are not equally likely. A- picking a card from a standard playing card deck.

B- Selecting marbles of different weights from a jar.

C- Rolling a 1 on standard number cube.

D- Spinning a spinner that has 4 equal sections marked 4 through 7 and landing on an even number.

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