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B. Suppose that a dart lands at random on the dartboard shown below. Find each theoretical probability (hint: see Problem 5 in your textbook

B. Suppose that a dart lands at random on the dartboard shown below. Find each theoretical probability (hint: see Problem 5 in your textbook reading). Keep In mind that the width of each ring (r) is 1.5 in. 5 10 Width of each ring=r. 20 a. The dart lands in the bull's eye (circle in the very center).

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