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Mathematics, 17.09.2019 07:00 sweeney1

You and a friend are playing a game using a spinner divided into 4 equal sections, numbered 1 through 4. which of the following would not be a fair game?
a. you win if the pointer points at 1 or 2; otherwise, your friend wins.
b. you win if the pointer points at an even number; otherwise, your friend wins.
c. you win if the pointer points at any number except 3; otherwise, your friend wins.
d. all of the above games are fair.

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