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A spinner was spun 1000 times and the frequency of outcomes was recorded as in given table:

Find (a) List the possible outcomes that you can see in the spinner (b) Compute the probability of each outcome. (c) Find the ratio of each outcome to the total number of times that the spinner spun (use the table)

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0.2, 0.185
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