QUESTION 2 Based on data from the World Population Review, there is a 0.20 probability that a randomly selected individual living in Japan will have Type B blood (https://w orldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/blood-type-by-country). This means that: O A. In a very large number of Japanese citizens, close to 20% of them will have Type B blood. O B. In a very large number of Japanese citizens, the average number who have Type B blood will be very close to 20. O C. In every 100 Japanese citizens, exactly 20 will have Type B blood. O D. In one million Japanese citizens, the number who have Type B blood will be within +100 of 200,000 individuals QUESTION 3 The probability of an outcome A is A. It is impossible to determine without data. B. 0.50 O C. The proportion of times A occurs in a long series of repetitions O D. Either 0 or 1 - either outcome A happens, or it does not QUESTION 4