4'1 01' DU When repeatedly tossing an assumedly fair die, Susan noticed that out of 100 tosses, 24 of them came up as sevens. What should be concluded about this die? 0 The die could be defective and should be replaced. 0 The probability of 24/ 100 sixes on a fair die is .016, which is less than .05. Susan's assumption about the die being fair is most likely false. 0 Susan should congratulate herself on having had a lucky streak. 0 Susan should try another series of tosses to see if the score averages out