Rosette spins a 6. 12 W 9 Now it is Tucker's turn. How likely is it that Tucker will get a higher number? 1. What is the event? 2. Which of the following numbers on the spinner are greater than 6? 3. There is event of interest. Is this a simple or compound event? 4. How can you write the situation as a probability using symbols and variables? Use x for the variable . Do NOT use spaces in your answer. Just write the probability, do not find the probability yet. 4. What is the sample space? ) (Use commas to separate the numbers. Do not use any spaces. Do not use the words and or or.) 5. How many possible outcomes are in the sample space? 6. How many favorable outcomes are in the sample space? How likely is it that Tucker will get a higher number than Rosette? (Enter your answer as a reduced fraction using / for the fraction bar.)