A container holds a large number of red, blue, and yellow counters. The theoretical probability of selecting a red counter at random is , and the theoretical probability of selecting a blue counter is . In an experiment where a counter is drawn and replaced times, a yellow counter is selected times. What is the absolute difference between the theoretical expected number of yellow counters and the experimental frequency of yellow counters obtained?
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The absolute difference between the theoretical expected number of yellow counters and the experimental frequency is .
The theoretical probability of drawing a yellow counter is . For trials, the theoretical expected count of yellow counters is . Subtracting the experimental observed count of from gives an absolute difference of .
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