Imagine you just had an election between two candidates: Abby and Tanya. There are 10,000 voters. After you count each vote, you calculate the percent of the vote Abby has so far. (In other words, you record the percent of counted voters who voted for Abby after one vote is counted, then after a second vote is counted, then after a third vote is counted, etc.) If you graphed Abby's percent of support after each vote counted, with the number of votes counted on the x-axis, how should the graph look? (Keep in mind the law of large numbers.) Selected Answer: Volatile on the left and smoothly upward or downward sloping (depending on if she wins or loses) on the right. Answers: Volatile on the left and flat on the right. Smoothly upward or downward sloping (depending on if she wins or loses) on the left and volatile on the right. Flat on the left and volatile on the right. Volatile on the left and smoothly upward or downward sloping (depending on if she wins or loses) on the right