A restaurant chain conducts a random survey of sales of desserts to determine which desserts will be on a new menu. Based on the results of the random survey, which two statements are TRUE?

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Responses
A MOST LIKELY, Lava Cake will be on the new menu.MOST LIKELY, Lava Cake will be on the new menu. - this question requires at least 2 answers
B MOST LIKELY, Banana Pudding will not be the menu.MOST LIKELY, Banana Pudding will not be the menu. - this question requires at least 2 answers
C MOST LIKELY, Lemon Squares will be on the menu.MOST LIKELY, Lemon Squares will be on the menu. - this question requires at least 2 answers
D MOST LIKELY, Macaroons will not be on the menu.MOST LIKELY, Macaroons will not be on the menu. - this question requires at least 2 answers
E MOST LIKELY, Lemon Squares will not be on the menu.

Answer 1

To accurately determine which two statements are true based on a random survey of dessert sales, we would need specific data or findings from that survey regarding each dessert's popularity or sales figures. However, since there is no data provided here, I can only speculate on potential outcomes.

Assuming the survey results indicated strong sales for Lava Cake and Lemon Squares while showing weak or negative sales for Banana Pudding and Macaroons, the most likely true statements could be:

A) MOST LIKELY, Lava Cake will be on the new menu. C) MOST LIKELY, Lemon Squares will be on the menu.

Conversely, if the survey indicated that Banana Pudding and Macaroons had poor sales, then the following statements could be considered true:

B) MOST LIKELY, Banana Pudding will not be on the menu. D) MOST LIKELY, Macaroons will not be on the menu.

Without the specific survey results, I cannot definitively choose the true statements. Please consult the actual survey data to identify which desserts are favored or not favored by customers.