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ID: GMAT-DI-TA-015
Section: Data Insights - Table Analysis (TA)
Topic: Table Analysis
Difficulty level: Hard

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A city's bicycle-share scheme publishes activity for its twelve busiest docking stations over one week. Docks is the number of parking points installed at the station; the trip figures count journeys that started at that station.

Station	Docks	Weekday trips	Weekend trips	Total trips
Alder Quay	24	1,183	643	1,826
Bramble Field	40	1,524	902	2,426
Cedar Crossing	18	862	718	1,580
Dockside Green	44	1,738	981	2,719
Elm Terrace	22	1,021	559	1,580
Foundry Lane	30	1,259	704	1,963
Granary Square	52	1,976	1,124	3,100
Harbour Steps	16	941	822	1,763
Ironbridge Walk	48	1,343	657	2,000
Juniper Row	20	1,097	776	1,873
Kingfisher Bend	28	1,182	601	1,783
Larchmont Gate	34	1,418	858	2,276

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

Yes	No
		The median number of weekend trips started across the twelve stations is less than the mean number of weekend trips started.
		Stations with more than 40 docks account for more than 35 percent of all trips started at the twelve stations.
		The station with the greatest number of trips started per dock is not the station with the greatest total number of trips started.

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