Task $1$: Understanding the Data

Use the information provided in Table $1$ to answer the following questions:

$1.$ If someone owns a dog, what is the percentage chance they watch Fox News? What if they own a cat?

$2.$ Which channel is much more likely to be watched by someone with four or more dogs than an average American? What is the Index value for this channel? An Index value of $100$ is the benchmark for an average U$.$S$.$ adult to have four or more dogs.

$3.$ Which channel is much less likely to be watched by someone with four or more cats than compared to an average American? What is the Index value?

$4.$ If we wanted to reach the most two$-$ to three$-$dog$-$owning households by advertising on only a single cable channel, which channel would we pick?

$5.$ Based on these results, is it fair to say that Animal Planet watchers are more likely to own either a cat or dog compared to the national average?

$6.$ Table $1$ Pet Ownership and Cable Channel ViewingRegardless of the number of dogs or cats someone owns $($including zero!$),$ about how many U$.$S$.$ adults in total said they watch the Cooking Channel?