Question

Rio is conducting a simple experiment using the following spinner:



The letters represent the color of that section of the spinner; B = blue, G = green, R = red, and Y = yellow.

Select the correct value from each drop-down menu to accurately describe the sample space.
The sample space consists of blue section(s), green section(s), red section(s), and yellow sections).

Answer 1

To accurately describe the sample space of the spinner, we need to know how many sections of each color are present on the spinner. The sample space is typically represented as a set that includes all possible outcomes of a single spin.

Assuming that the spinner is divided into sections with the colors provided (B, G, R, Y), we can denote them generically as follows:

- Let \( B \) = number of blue sections
- Let \( G \) = number of green sections
- Let \( R \) = number of red sections
- Let \( Y \) = number of yellow sections

The complete sample space could be represented as:

\[
S = \{B, G, R, Y\}
\]

You would fill in the specific counts based on the actual layout of the spinner. For example, if there are 2 blue sections, 3 green sections, 1 red section, and 4 yellow sections, it would look like this:

The sample space consists of **2 blue section(s)**, **3 green section(s)**, **1 red section(s)**, and **4 yellow section(s)**.

Please replace those numbers with the correct counts based on your specific spinner for the final description.