A city council wants to know if the residents of Dog Owners the city would like a dog park. They sent out a survey to every household Number of in the city. The results of the households that responded are shown in the Dogs in Number of table. What is an appropriate first step in finding the experimental Household Households probability that a household has more than one dog? Find the 513 experimental probability that a household has 2 or more dogs. Use pencil Z 218 and paper. Do you think the city council should approve a dog park? 12 or more 129 Explain. What is an appropriate first step in finding the experimental probability that a household has more than one dog?

A. Find the product of the number of households with one dog and the number with two or more dogs.

B. Find the difference of the number of households with two or more dogs and the number with no dogs.

C. Find the sum of the number of households for each category.

D. Find the difference of the number of the households with no dogs and the number with one dog or more​