Help please ? The spinner is divided into 4 equal parts: yellow (Y), green (G)blue (B), and red (R). Dorian says that if you spin the spinner twice, then there are exactly 12 possible outcomes. He lists
the outcomes in a table. Which statement explains Dorian's mistake?
red
yellow
Y
G
B
R
Spin 1
Spin 2 B
GR Y BR
Y
GRY GB
blue
green
There are 4 possible colors for each spin, so
there should be 8 possible outcomes.
The spinner can land on the same color twice
in a row, so there should be 16 possible
outcomes.
There are 6 combinations that are counted
twice, so there should be half as many possible
outcomes.
The spinner has 4 colors, so there should be 4
possible outcomes.