Katy works at a pet store, and is in charge of tracking the cat food supply for the morning, afternoon, and evening shifts. there are currently six cats at their store, and each cat had full food bowls during the morning and afternoon shifts, throughout the entire shift. each day, the evening shift person replenished the food bowls at the end of their shift. what is the pattern katy could note from this data?
a.
the cats tend to eat more in the morning.
b.
the cats tend to eat more in the afternoon.
c.
the cats tend to eat more in the evening.
d.
the cats tend to eat more during the night

The correct answer is option c, that is, the cats tend to eat more in the evening.

Explanation:

On observing the pattern, Katy has found that the cats have their bowls full in the morning and afternoon, thus, one can assume from this that the cats do not feed at the time of morning or afternoon. However, the bowls are filled again in the evening, which indicates that they become vacant in the evening, and shows that the cats consume food in the evening.

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