Day Three Try these.


Spin ’n’ Win The spinner moves in a clockwise direction.


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Top tip: Use logical reasoning to help you find the answers to the questions below.


1 Write what the spinner will land on if it rotates: (a) 45°


(c) 270° (e) 720°


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(b) 180° (d) 360° (f) 900°


Marks: If the spinner lands on ‘Paris’, how many degrees would this rotation be? Marks: /2


The spinner did 2 full rotations and landed on ‘free spin’ partway through its third spin. How many degrees did it rotate?


Answer: Marks: /2


Give three examples of a rotation that a contestant would hope to avoid. Give a reason for your answer.


Answer: A contestant would hope to avoid because


98 , and Marks: Today’s Marks: /2 /12 /6


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