Final answer:
The SAS program in question contains seven statements, as determined by counting the semicolons which end each statement, the correct option is C).
Step-by-step explanation:
The question pertains to counting the number of statements in a given SAS program. The SAS program contains the following parts:
- Create a cars report;
- title "European Cars Priced Over 30K";
- footnote "Internal Use Only";
- proc print data= ;
- where Origin='Europe' and MSRP>30000;
- var Make Model Type Mpg_City Mpg_Highway;
- run;
Each semicolon in SAS denotes the end of a statement. Counting the semicolons gives us a total of seven statements. Therefore, the answer to the question is option (c) seven.