A national sampling of cookie preferences showed that 75% of people like chocolate chip, 50% like peanut butter, and only 3% like coconut. The use of this information makes sense in which of the following scenarios? A. The school cafeteria decides to make 3 coconut cookies for each 100 students who buy lunch, even though it puts them over budget for desserts. B. A national cookie company is thinking of changing the recipe in their peanut butter cookies. C. A national cookie company decides to spend $5 million in advertising to convince people to eat coconut cookies. D. Tom is about to open a small bakery and is using the result of the sampling to decide what kind of cookies to offer.