Determine the (exact theoretical) probability of each event by dividing these counts by the total number of possible ways that babies can be returned to mothers. Record these probabilities in the table from Question 15The sample space of all possible ways to distribute four babies to their mothers is shown in the figure below. (For example, outcome 1234 in the upper left corner means that mother 1 gets baby 1, mother 2 gets baby 2, mother 3 gets baby 3, and mother 4 gets baby 4every baby ends up with the right mother!). Outcome 2134 (right below 1234) means that mothers 3 and 4 get the right babies, but the babies belonging to mothers 1 and 2 get switched. Note that there are 24 possible outcomes in the sample space. Figure 5.9.1: Sample space of ways to return four babies to mothers. The 24 ways of returning four babies to mothers 1234, 1243, 1324