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2) Molly runs an overnight camp for boys and girls and she is trying to gure out how much food to order for the meal plan. She knows that all the spots in the camp will be lled but she doesn't know whether she will get more boys or more girls. If boys and girls like the same meals, she can size her order according to how many children will be attending camp. If, however, boys and girls like different meals, she will need to wait to see whether more girls or more boys will be attending. To help with the planning, she looked at a record of meal preferences of last summer's campers. The data are shown in the following table. Chicken n_ers EEl_ a) Based on what she observed last summer, does it appear that, overall, children at the camp prefer the three types of meals equally? (ct = .01) (5 marks) b) Based on these same data, should Molly go ahead and order the food now or should she wait to see how many boys and girls will enroll in camp this summer? (or = .05) (6 marks)