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ID: GMAT-DI-TA-012
Section: Data Insights - Table Analysis (TA)
Topic: Table Analysis
Difficulty level: Hard

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A trades training board publishes outcomes for a single apprenticeship intake. For each of twelve trades the table shows the number of apprentices who began the programme, the number who completed it, and the number who withdrew before completing.

Trade	Began the programme	Completed	Withdrew
Bookbinding	120	96	24
Cabinetmaking	640	442	198
Ceramic glazing	180	137	43
Dry-stone walling	90	76	14
Electrical fitting	980	627	353
Glassblowing	150	114	36
Instrument repair	75	63	12
Millwrighting	420	294	126
Pipe fitting	860	559	301
Sheet metalwork	540	373	167
Textile weaving	260	187	73
Upholstery	310	217	93

For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement can be shown to be true based on the information in the table. Otherwise, select No.

Yes	No
		Trades with larger intakes tend to have lower completion rates.
		If Electrical fitting were set aside, the completion rate for the remaining eleven trades combined would be more than 2 percentage points higher than the rate for all twelve trades combined.
		Fewer than one in ten of the apprentices in the intake began a trade whose completion rate is above 75 percent.

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