There is a Wheel of Fortune. The Wheel is numbered 1-15. Each section is equal in size. If the spinner lands on your number you win a prize. Ali has the number 6. What is the probability that he wins a prize? Give answer as percentage to 2 d.p
So because the wheel is split into equal segments. We can assume that if Harry has a single number then there is a 1/15 chance of Harry's number being chosen. To find the percentage you need to type 1 divided by 15 into a calculator press then the percentage sign . This will give you 66.66666666666...., this number to the nearest 2 d.p is 66.67 % because 6 rounds up to seven.
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