In a survey of 100 people who play chess against a computer player, it was found that the computer won 90 percent of the matches. is there statistical significance to say that the computer is a better chess player than the people who played against it?

these are the choices

no, because the results are likely to occur by chance.

yes, because a computer will always win in a competition against a human.

yes, because the results are unlikely to occur by chance.

no, because the sample is a voluntary sample of those people willing to play against a computer.