Answer:
A. law of large numbers
Explanation:
Law of large numbers is the mathematical concept of probability that helps insurers estimate the statistical likelihood of mortality or morbidity losses at any given age.
This idea states that as the number of exposure or an attainment of a larger value increases, it is usually easier and more accurate to predict the likelihood of mortality or morbidity losses. The law of large numbers is the mathematical principle of probability that insurance is based on.
Answer:
One reason is because of a gender gap. For example, if a someone (a women) collapse on the ground and isn't breathing, studies do show that women are most likely to die and not receive CPR because of their gender.
Hope this helps
--Jay
The answer would be the 2nd one.
