16. A dice game at a local carnival uses a 10-sided die which has been rigged. The even numbered outcomes (2, 4, 6, 8, and 10) have been made lighter so that they are three times more likely to occur as the odd numbered outcomes (1, 3, 5, 7, and 9). A player that rolls an odd number wins the game. What is the probability of winning this game?

Add 1/7 + -1/7 your answer should be reduced to its smallest form and should not be an improper fraction

Louise measured the perimeter of her rectangular scrapbook to be 154 cm. if the scrapbook is 45 cm wide, how long is the scrapbook?

Afair survey question is one that does not encourage biased responses. which survey question is fair? a.) do you agree that only unethical people take credit for other people’s work? b.) have you ever taken credit for somebody else’s work? c.) have you ever engaged in unethical behavior, such as taking credit for somebody else’s work? d.) don’t you think it is unethical to take credit for somebody else’s work?