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A cosmetics company conducted a survey to anticipate potential sales of various new products from its upcoming catalog. The survey was conducted by randomly selecting women from two different age groups with 400 women in each group. The women selected the product that they would most likely purchase when it became available. The results obtained are given in the table shown below.
Products Ages 21 - 30 Ages 31 - 40
Product 1 163 152
Product 2 84 89
Product 3 104 109
Product 4 49 50
Which of the following statements about the data above is true?
A.
The estimates for both age groups show an equal number of women would have voted for Product 3.
B.
The estimated number of women who would have voted for Product 3 is higher for Ages 21 - 30 than Ages 31 - 40.
C.
The estimated number of women who would have voted for Product 1 is higher for Ages 31 - 40 than Ages 21 - 30.
D.
The estimated number of women who would have voted for Product 3 is higher for Ages 31 - 40 than Ages 21 - 30.