gm,- wwy.' .7 ree' - '7 ; \"wears-"n. sum _ ,7 y .V:'W'L?r_ W _, r ,. . ..v~ ..:- . t \"- ' . ' ' 4 . , .7 . l3. The table shows the responses from [03 people when asked if they support a proposal to expand the public library. Under the Age 55 or Age of 55 Older \"-1- -m One person from those who responded will be selected at random. Which of the following is closest to the probability that the person selected will be someone who responded no, given that the person selected is age 55 or older? (A) 0.350 (B) 0.427 (C) 0.462 (D) 0.757 (E) 0.818 14. You toss a coin 300 times. On average, how many tails do you expect? (A)O (B) 100 (C) 150 (D) 200 (E) 300 15. According to the law of large numbers, when observing random trials... (A)the fewer trials, the more predictable the long-run average (expected value). (B) the more trials, the more predictable the longrun average (expected value). (C) the fewer trials, the more predictable each outcome becomes. (D)the more trials, the more predictable each outcome becomes. (E) the result of the long-run average, as well as each outcome, is never predictable when observing random tn'als