CARE ReportProvide an appropriate response.When a balanced die is rolled, the probability that a four will appear isWhich of the following statements is a reasonable conclusion?A: If I roll a balanced die 6 times I will get one fourB: If I roll a balanced die 300 times I will get fifty foursC: If I roll a balanced die 1200 times, I will get approximately 200 foursSelect one:O a.A and BO b. B and COC.Od. B onlyOe. ConlyAll of themCheck

Let E denotes the event of getting a four when a balanced die is rolled once. Note that P(E)=16.…

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