:1. Suppose you toss a fair coin a number of times.  The
"chance error" is defined to be the <p>

number of heads - half the number of tosses
 
: <p>

A. The bigger the number of tosses, the smaller the chance
error is likely to be.  <p>

B.  The bigger the number of tosses, the closer to 50% the
percentage of heads is likely to be.  <p>

Then <p>

a. Statement A is true but statement B is false  <p>

b. Statement B is true but statement A is false  <p>

c. Statements A and B are both true  <p>

d. Statements B and A are both false.