Math, asked by 25schwartzm, 10 months ago

The probability of spinning an even number is 40%. What is the probability of NOT spinning an even number, written as a decimal?
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Answered by khemjess
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Answer:

60%

Step-by-step explanation:

spinning even no. 40%. Not spinning even no. is 60%.

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