Each game wheel is divided into equal sections. The spinners on the game wheels are each spun once and the number each spinner lands on is recorded. What is the probability that both numbers are odd numbers?
If the events are independent, the probability of both/all events occurring is determined by multiplying the probabilities of the individual events.
Assuming equal amount of odd and even numbers, the probability of getting one odd number is .5.
To determine the probability of getting two odd numbers when spinning two game wheels, we need to know the total number of equally divided sections on each spinner.
Let's assume that both spinners have "n" sections and that each section is equally likely to be landed on when spun.
Now, we need to find the number of odd numbers on each spinner. If there are "m" odd numbers on each spinner, the probability of landing on an odd number on either spinner is m/n.
Since the spinners are spun independently, the probability of landing an odd number on both spinners is the product of the individual probabilities, given by (m/n) * (m/n).
Therefore, the probability of getting two odd numbers can be calculated as P = (m/n) * (m/n).
Please provide the number of equally divided sections on each spinner and the number of odd numbers on each spinner so that we can proceed with the calculation.