Question

each spinner below is spun once.
drag the outcomes to the correct category: possible, or not possible.
a possible outcome not a possible outcome
1 and 5 are spun 1 and 3 are spun 6 and 3 are spun 6 and 4 are spun

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze first spinner

The first spinner has numbers 1, 2, 3 (three - sectioned).

Step2: Analyze second spinner

The second spinner has numbers 4, 5, 6, 7 (four - sectioned).

Step3: Check each outcome

• For "1 and 5 are spun": 1 is on the first spinner, 5 is on the second spinner. So this is possible.
• For "1 and 3 are spun": The first spinner can only land on one number at a time (1, 2, or 3), so it can't land on both 1 and 3. Not possible.
• For "6 and 3 are spun": 3 is on the first spinner, 6 is on the second spinner. Possible.
• For "6 and 4 are spun": The second spinner can only land on one number at a time (4, 5, 6, or 7), so it can't land on both 6 and 4. Not possible.

Answer:

A Possible Outcome: 1 and 5 are spun, 6 and 3 are spun
Not A Possible Outcome: 1 and 3 are spun, 6 and 4 are spun