1 point Consider the experiment of flipping a fair coin and recording whether the coin lands heads up. Referring to the figure below, we see that as the number of trials (of flipping a fair coin) increases, the proportion of times we see heads "settles down" to nearly 0.5. What do we call the law that causes this settling down of the proportion? The Law of Proportions The Law of Complements The Law of Large Numbers The Law of Independent Events Submit