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It is an unfair game because the sizes of the pieces are not even.

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P(1) = 50%
P(2) = 25%
P(3) = 25%
100 rolls: = 175 pts
1 = 50 pts
2 = 50 pts
3 = 75 pts
To make this fair, you could make the probability of each number 1/3.

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2/3 chance of not spinning the same number. Yes, because the spinners are exactly the same, and you do have more of a chance to spin a different number because of the 2/3 probability.

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in this game the if the person rolls a fraction in it simplest form then they win but if its not then the other person wins. BUT is the two numbers are identical then the other person wins as well.
I think that this is a fair game, say you roll 4/4 the numbers are identical so the other person wins, this is fair because its not in its simplest form, the simplest form would be 1

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I believe that this game is not fair. If all 3 people play the same symbol, that means player 1 wins instead of a draw where they can have a do over to get a clear winner. . If everyone is different, then according to the rules in the problem, player 2 wins instead of their being a draw.  If it is a tie between 2 of them player 3 wins which shouldn't be true depending on the hand sign. They should include a rule for 2 way ties where the 3rd person gets to lose while the other 2 duke it out. This is how I feel the game should be played.

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You have a 50/50 chance of winning the money and not winning the money so yes you play the game because it is a fair game with a 50/50 chance

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A:  there is a same amount of even and odd numbers Yes it is fair
B:  Yes it will be because it isn't asking about amount it is asking even and odd

C: It is fair the odd and even numbers occur evenly.

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Yes, you play the game. It is a fair game because you have a 50% chance of winning money and a 50% chance of losing money.

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It is an unfair game because the sizes of the pieces of the game are uneven. The 0's are a loss for 50% and the 2, 4 are both 25% for a gain or even chance.

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First, we would say that it does not matter which player goes first.  The outcome possibilities are the same for each player in whether they will get two of the same animal in a row or not.  So, yes, this is a fair game because the probability is the same for each player.

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The game would become fair if we made all of the parts equal to each other.  So that all 6 parts are 16.66% of the circle. Making each part a 6th of a change to win and adding another number to make it a half a change to win and a half a chance to loose.

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Choose one Fair Game question from pages 408-409 to solve with your location team. Include the number, solution, and how you solved it on a note posted here!

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Choose one Fair Game question from pages 408-409 to solve with your location team. Include the number, solution, and how you solved it on a note posted here!

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7.3j - What About This Game? Fort Dodge and Mason City

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7.3j - What About This Game? Fort Dodge and Mason City