Imagine you read poll results that found that 49% of individuals liked buying food at movies, while 42% of individuals did not like buying food at movies. This poll had an error of +/- 2%. Based on this result, can one say that in the population, more people clearly like buying food at the movies?

Group of answer choices

No, as the confidence intervals for the two groups overlap

Yes, as that had the higher percentage in the poll

No, as polls cannot reflect the population

Yes, as the confidence intervals for the two groups do not overlap

No, as the poll results show most people do not like to buy food at the movies