Computer technology also allows companies $to$ analyze and process large stores $of$ raw data $in$ order $to$ make more informed decisions. The following data were compiled $by$ a company using technology similar $to$ that $of$ the tracking system used $by$ Mission Foods.

Number $of$ WorkersProcessing the Delivery

Time $of$ DayDelivery Made

Distance toDelivery Site

ContainersReturned

$111$:$00AM180$ miles$19\%26$:$00AM25$ miles$37\%48$:$00PM67$ miles$8\%57$:$30AM5$ miles$27\%79$:$30PM89$ miles$4\%$

$If$ the company collecting this information used data mining techniques $to$ uncover trends $in$ the data, which $of$ the following $is$ evidence $of$ a data cluster?

Deliveries made before noon and $at$ a distance less than $10$ miles away result $in$ the highest percentage return $of$ containers.

Deliveries made after $5$:$00PM$ and processed $by$ only $1$ person result $in$ the lowest percentage return $of$ containers.

Deliveries made $at$ night, $to$ a facility more than $50$ miles away, and processed $by$ more than $3$ employees result $in$ less than $10\%of$ containers being returned.

Deliveries made before $10$:$00AM$ result $in$ the greatest percentage $of$ containers being returned.