A computer simulated two picks with and without replacement 24 times each, The ordered pairs of colors picked were recorded in the following table: With Replacement Without Replacement (Y, BL) (G, B) (R, Y) (R, B) (B, R) (Y, G) (R, Y) (BL, R) (R, B) (B, Y) (BL, O) (0, R) (Y, Y) (BL, B) (R, Y) (BL, R) (BL, B) (Y, G) (BL, Y) (R, B) (R, BL) (B, O) (R, O) (R, B) (Y, R) (B, BL) (0, R) (R, O) (R, BL) (B, Y) (G, R) (R, B) (G, O) (B, Y) (BL, Y) (Y, Y) ( Y, Y) (0, Y) (Y, BL) (G, Y) (0, 0) (B, B) (R, G) (Y, O) (0, BL) (B, O) (R, BL) (R, R) Table 3.13 Empirical Results Use the information from Table 3.13 to complete the following table: With Replacement Without Replacement P(2 reds) P(R1B2 OR B1R2) vane P(R1 and G2) VAN CLEAR P(G2 | R1) tion (Playing Card P(no yellows) P(doubles) P(no doubles) Table 3.14 Empirical Probabilities ENTER