Two random samples of 30 employees from a company were asked whether they went out to eat for lunch, brought packed lunches, or ate from the cafeteria. The data gathered from the two samples is shown in the table below. Sample Went Out to Eat Packed Lunch Cafeteria Total #1 18 5 7 30 #2 16 6 8 30 Which inference is supported by the data in the table? A. Most employees of the company prefer to bring packed lunches or eat from the cafeteria. B. Most employees of the company prefer to go out to eat for lunch. C. Most working professionals prefer to bring packed lunches or eat from the cafeteria. D. Most working professionals prefer to go out to eat for lunch.
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