Darla is taking a survey at her school. she finds that 20 out of 100 students have fish as pets. this means that her experimental probability of having fish as pets is 15 , or 20% . statistics for the distribution of pets owned by students in north america are shown. which statement is true?

It would be B, or

if she surveyed more students, over time, her experimental probability would get closer to the percentage given in the table.

Step-by-step explanation:

There is about 140<x students in table, and she is only referencing to 20/100 having fish. Her experimental probability would change over time as she surveys more students. When she gets to the amount of people in the table, the probability would most likely be the same as in the table.

(I just hope that the people with fish aren't also included in the cat section.) (Poor Nemo)