Question 1: A spinner divided into equal sections shows different modes of transport: Car, Bus, Bicycle, and Train. Each section has an equal chance of the spinner stopping on it. The probability of landing on any one option is calculated as 1 divided by the total number of sections.

Answer:

Question 1: A spinner is divided into 6 equal sections representing different travel destinations. What is the probability that the spinner lands on a specific destination?

Answer: 1/6

Question 2: If the spinner has 8 equal sections, what is the probability it lands on one particular section?

Answer: 1/8

Question 3: A spinner divided into 4 regions: Europe, Asia, America, and Africa. What is the probability of landing on Asia?

Answer: 1/4

Question 4: Construct a spinner with 5 equal sections. What is the probability it lands on a specific section?

Answer: 1/5

Question 5: A spinner has 3 sections labeled A, B, and C. If the spinner is spun twice, what is the probability it lands on A both times?

Answer: 1/9

Question 6: A travel map shows 12 countries, and a spinner is divided into 12 equal sections each representing a country. If you spin once, what is the probability it lands on a country starting with 'A' if 3 of the countries start with 'A'?

Answer: 3/12 or 1/4

Question 7: A spinner is divided into 5 equal sections: North, South, East, West, and Centre. If you spin three times, what is the probability of landing on North each time?

Answer: 1/125

Question 8: A spinner is divided into 10 sections, with 2 sections labeled 'Travel' and the remaining 8 labeled 'No Travel'. What is the probability of landing on 'Travel' in one spin?

Answer: 2/10 or 1/5

Question 9: A spinner with 4 sections: Bus, Car, Bike, and Walk. The sections are equal in size. If the spinner is spun twice, what is the probability it lands on Car both times?

Answer: 1/16

Question 10: A spinner shows 6 different destinations on a map: Paris, Rome, London, Berlin, Madrid, and Lisbon. If the spinner lands on Madrid or Lisbon, what is the probability?

Answer: 2/6 or 1/3

Question 11: A spinner is divided into 8 sections, with 3 sections representing European destinations. If a student spins the spinner, what is the probability they land on a European destination?

Answer: 3/8

Question 1: A spinner is divided into 10 sections: 4 travel modes and 6 tourist destinations. If the spinner is spun twice, what is the probability it lands on a travel mode both times?

Answer: 16/100 or 4/25

Question 2: Construct a spinner with 7 equal sections representing different continents. What is the probability it lands on Europe?

Answer: 1/7

Question 1: A spinner divided into 5 equal parts has labels: A, B, C, D, and E. A student calculates the probability of landing on D as 1/4. Identify and correct the mistake.

Answer: Since there are 5 sections, the probability of D is 1/5, not 1/4.

Question 2: A spinner has 6 sections, but a student says the probability of landing on a specific section is 1/8. Explain why this is incorrect and provide the correct probability.

Answer: Because there are 6 sections, the probability of landing on one is 1/6, not 1/8.