Question

washington, ketric larry uses a spinner with 4 equal sections for an experiment. there are 2 red sections (r1, r2), 1 green section (g), and 1 blue section (b). for his experiment, larry will spin the spinner two times. he creates a partial representation of the sample space for the experiment, as shown. some outcomes for the sample space are missing from his representation. which list of outcomes is missing from larrys sample space? a r1r2, r2r2 b r1r2, r2r2, r2r1 c r1r2, r2r2, gr2, br2

Explanation:

Step1: Identify all possible pairs

The spinner has 4 colors (2 red - $R_1$, $R_2$, 1 green - $G$, 1 blue - $B$) and is spun twice. We need to find all combinations of the first - spin and second - spin results.

Step2: Analyze given outcomes

We are given some of the outcomes in the table. The missing outcomes should be the remaining pairs that are not already listed.

Step3: Determine missing outcomes

The complete sample space for two spins should have all possible pairs. The missing outcomes are $R_1R_2$, $R_2R_2$, $GR_2$, $BR_2$.

Answer:

C. $R_1R_2$, $R_2R_2$, $GR_2$, $BR_2$