About 55 percent of people in the U. S. attend at least one baseball game each season. Mark surveys a random sample of people from two cities in Pennsylvania. Compare the samples with the national percentage. City A: 82%

City B: 39%

The data suggests that the percentage of people who attend at least one game a season in City A is the greater than the national percentage, while the percentage of people who attend a game in City B is less than the national percentage.
City A: 12%

City B: 5%

The data suggests that the percentage of people who attend at least one game a season in City A and City B is less than the national percent.
City A: 55%

City B: 28%

The data suggests that the percentage of people who attend at least one game a season in City A is the same as the national percentage. The percent of people that attend a game in City B is less than the national percentage.
City A:122%

City B: 257%

The data suggests that the percentage of people who attend a game in City A and City B is greater than the national percentage.