A biased four-sector spinner has sectors labeled 1, 2, 3, and 4. The theoretical probabilities of landing on sectors 1, 2, and 3 are in the ratio , respectively, while the theoretical probability of landing on sector 4 is . In an experiment consisting of spins, sector 2 was recorded times and sector 4 was recorded times. What is the positive difference between the expected number of even outcomes in future spins based on the experimental probability and that based on the theoretical probability?
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The theoretical probability of getting an even outcome (sector 2 or 4) is , which predicts even outcomes in spins. Empirically, even outcomes occurred times in spins, giving an experimental probability of and an estimated frequency of . The positive difference between these two expected values is .
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Experimental vs. Theoretical Probability and Expected Frequency