In Mr. Novick's favorite casino game, the probability model predicts that he will win 45% of the time and lose 55% of the time. However, Mr. Novick has won 100% of the two times he has played his favorite casino game. Which of the following could explain why Mr. Novick's real-world results are different from what the probability model predicts? Select the correct answer below: Mr. Novick does not know that he only has a 45% chance of winning the game each time he plays. Mr. Novick has only played the game twice before in his life. Either A or B would explain why Mr. Novick's results are different from what the probability model predicts. Neither A nor B would explain why Mr. Novick's results are different from what the probability model predict