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Find the probability that the spinner has stopped on a number divisible by
(a) The spinner stops on red.
(b) The spinner stops on an even number.
(c) The spinner stops on red or an even number.
(a) The spinner stops on blue.
(b) The spinner stops on an odd number.
(c) The spinner stops on blue or an odd number
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