A wheel is divided into equal sectors numbered through . In an initial experiment, the wheel is spun times, and a prime number is recorded times. Additional spins are to be conducted, all of which result in non-prime numbers. How many additional spins must be performed so that the overall experimental relative frequency of landing on a prime number equals the theoretical probability of landing on a prime number?
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50 additional spins
The correct value is 50. The theoretical probability of landing on a prime number from 1 to 10 is 4/10 = 2/5, since the prime numbers are 2, 3, 5, and 7. With 180 prime outcomes in 400 spins, adding N non-prime spins yields an experimental relative frequency of 180 / (400 + N). Setting 180 / (400 + N) = 2/5 yields 800 + 2N = 900, giving N = 50.
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