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Answer:

No, his inference is not valid

Explanation:

the data shown represents the statistic of 100 people's preferred ways to view movies in total

out of that 30/100 people prefer to watch in theatre.

trent inferences that out of 400 people 300 would prefer to watch in theatre another way to write this is 300/400

if we multiply the data we're given so that the denominators match Trent's inference. The data tells us that 120/400 would prefer to watch in theatre, so his inference is not valid.

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