A city council surveyed two population samples to determine whether their community would support the construction of bike paths. The results of the survey are shown. Bike Path Survey
Sample
Group Number
Surveyed Number
Supporting
Bike Paths
General
Population 1000 318
Population
that Rides
Bikes 400 214
Which conclusion is supported by the survey results?
Select one:

The bike-riding population supports the construction of bike paths at a higher percentage than the general population.

Less than half the population that rides bikes support the construction of bike paths.

More than half the people surveyed support the construction of bike paths.

The survey is flawed and no meaningful conclusions can be made because the sizes of the two sample groups are not the same.