In the 2010–2011 season, the Dallas Mavericks won the NBA championship. The two-way table below displays the relationship between the outcome of each game in the regular season and whether the Mavericks scored at least 100 points.

100 or more points Fewer than 100 points Total Win 43 14 57 Loss 4 21 25 Total 47 35 82 Which of the following is the best evidence that there is an association between the outcome of a game and whether or not the Mavericks scored at least 100 points?

(a) The Mavericks won 57 games and lost only 25 games.

(b) The Mavericks scored at least 100 points in 47 games and fewer than 100 points in only 35 games.

(c) The Mavericks won 43 games when scoring at least 100 points and only 14 games when scoring fewer than 100 points.

(d) The Mavericks won a higher proportion of games when scoring at least 100 points (43/47) than when they scored fewer than 100 points (14/35).

(e) The combination of scoring 100 or more points and winning the game occurred more often (43 times)

than any other combination of outcomes.