Steve had two spinners in front of him. The first one was numbered 1-6, and the second was numbered 1-3. If
Steve spins each spinner once, what is the probability that the first spinner will show an odd number and the
second spinner will show a "1"? Fill in the calculation below in fraction form
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On a architect's drawing of a house, 1 inche representa 1.5

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