Lab 3.1 Probability Topics Student Learning Outcomes Use theoretical and empirical methods to estimate probabilities. . . . Appraise the differences between the two estimates in the short run. Appraise the similarities among the two estimates in the long run. Do the Experiment A small bag contains 40 multicolored M&M's. The quantity per color was recorded in the following table: Color Quantity 40 Yellow (Y) 10 Green (G) 6 Blue (BL) UT UT Brown (B) Orange (0) 6 Red (R) 8 Table 3.11 Population Use the information from Table 3.11 to complete the following table for two picks from the bag: 1 , RZ With Replacement Without Replacement P(2 reds) P(R1B2 OR B1R2) P(R1 and G2) P(G2 | R1) abilldodon Bonisma BL.E nider P(no yellows) P(doubles) P(no doubles) Table 3.12 Theoretical Probabilities Note B1 = brown on first pick; B2 = brown on second pick; G2 = green on second pick; R1 = red on the first pick; and doubles = both picks are the same color