text Your Turn Use the relative frequency (experimental probability) to guess the number of purple, red, white, and yellow marbles. Do not use any spaces in your answers. Use / for the fraction bar and * for multiplication. P(P)=37300, so there are probably 300037300= Answer 1 Question 4 purple marbles in the bag. P(R)= Answer 2 Question 4, so there are probably Answer 3 Question 415=600 red marbles in the bag. P(W)=825, so there are probably Answer 4 Question 4825=960 white marbles in the bag. Answer 5 Question 4, so there are probably Answer 6 Question 4 =640 yellow marbles in the bag. (Follow the examples above for entering information in the blanks. The second blank should show what is multiplied in order to get 640 yellow marbles. Remember to use / for fractions and * for multiplication. Do not use any spaces.) We can assume that there are 430 blue marbles, 370 purple marbles, 600 red marbles, 960 white marbles, and 640 yellow marbles. If we add the results, how many marbles do we have? We have Answer 7 Question 4 = Answer 8 Question 4marbles. What law states that if our sample size is large enough, our results should be close to the theoretical probability? The Law of Large Answer 9 Question 4. If we took another sample (conducted another experiment), do you think we would get the exact same results? Click to view answer What is the only way to know exactly how many of each color are in the bag? We need to conduct a(n) Answer 10 Question 4