A survey was conducted among $1,200$ residents of a city to determine their satisfaction with the public transportation services. The survey found that $68\%$ of the respondents were satisfied with their services. Which part of this survey represents the descriptive branch of statistics? What conclusions might be drawn from the survey using inferential statistics?

The $68\%$ satisfaction rate represents descriptive statistics, while inferential statistics might generalize that a similar proportion (around $68\%$) of all city residents are satisfied with public transportation.

The $68\%$ satisfaction rate represents inferential statistics, while descriptive statistics would list raw survey responses without summarization.

The $1,200$ respondents represent descriptive statistics, while inferential statistics might conclude that exactly $68\%$ of the city is satisfied.

The city’s total population represents descriptive statistics, while inferential statistics might conclude that satisfaction is unrelated to income level.