Which audience would most likely find interest in this passage? a. high school students who choose to eat actual meals instead of purchasing snacks for lunch b. high school principals who are considering setting up vending machines in school cafeterias c. high school teachers who are attempting to teach the biological consequences of obesity to students d. high school students who are interested in learning about the value and cost aspects of economics there are many reasons for the obesity epidemic in countries around the world. one problem is that young people whose parents have bad eating habits do not eat healthy food at home. schools once fixed this problem by offering students healthy meals. today, most high schools have vending machines, which offer anyone with a few dollars unhealthy items like fruit punch, soft drinks, cupcakes, and potato chips. a student who does not use the vending machines can also go through the lunch line and get a cheeseburger and french fries. schools must offer students meals, but there is no reason that schools should offer unhealthy meals or provide access to vending machines. many students eat two meals a day at school. that means that the majority of the food these students eat comes from their schools. if schools offer healthier choices, they can guarantee that the majority of the food that these students are eating on weekdays is healthy. this will go a long way in combating the growing problem of obesity.