(b) For Event A, compute the absolute relative difference |f50P(A)|, where f50 is the rela- P (A)

tive frequency of Event A on the 50th trial and P(A) is the classical probability of Event A. Round your answer to one decimal place.

(c) For Event A, compute the absolute relative difference |f5000P(A)|, where f5000 is the P (A)

relative frequency of Event A on the 5, 000th trial and P(A) is the classical probability of Event A. Round your answer to three decimal places.

(d) For Event B, compute the absolute relative difference |f50P(B)|, where f50 is the rela- P(B)

tive frequency of Event B on the 50th trial and P(B) is the classical probability of Event B. Round your answer to three decimal places.

(e) For Event B, compute the absolute relative difference |f5000P(B)|, where f5000 is the P(B)

relative frequency of Event B on the 5, 000th trial and P(B) is the classical probability of Event B. Round your answer to three decimal places.