When It Comes to Aging in the United States, It

When it comes to aging in the United States, it is apparent that:

A) by 2020, there will be fewer people 65 and older than there are today.
B) by 2050, there will be at least twice as many people 65 and older than there are today.
C) by 2030, only one in eight people will be 65 and older.
D) by 2003, one in twenty people were 65 an older.
E) by 2015, one in four persons will be over age 65.