Brandi rolls her fair, six-sided dice twelve times. These are the results: 1,6,5,6,6,6, 1,6,2,3,1,1 What is the difference between the known probability and the actual results of the dice rolls? A According to the probability of rolling a 6, Brandi should have rolled more sixes. B According to the experiment, Brandi rolled a 2 only once, when she should have rolled a 2 at least 3 times. C According to the experiment, the dice Brandi used was flawed. D According to known probability of a dice roll, it was more probable that she would have rolled a 4 at least once.​