The passage provides two pieces of information:
- $65\%$ of tobacco users were advised to stop consuming tobacco.
- $3$ out of $10$ tobacco users attempted to stop using tobacco.
Now, let's consider these percentages in the context of the question:
If $65\%$ of tobacco users were advised to stop, it means that $35\%$ were not advised to stop because the total percentage adds up to $100\%.$
If $3$ out of $10$ tobacco users attempted to stop, it means $7$ out of $10\;(\text{or}\; 70\%)$ did not attempt to stop.
Given this information, we can make the following logical inference:
A majority of tobacco users who were advised to stop consuming tobacco did not attempt to do so.
This is because $70\%$ (the percentage who did not attempt to stop) is greater than $50\%$ which means that the majority did not make an attempt to stop.
Correct Answer: B