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ID: GMAT-DI-TA-004
Section: GMAT Data Insights - Table Analysis (TA)
Topic: Table Analysis
Difficulty level: Hard

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A quick commerce company sells 15 categories of items in four regions. The table lists the number of delivery delays the company faced in the last month in the four regions: North, South, East, and West.

Category	North Delays	South Delays	East Delays	West Delays	Total Delays
Automotive Parts	30	40	50	30	150
Beauty & Personal Care	70	40	80	60	250
Books	70	50	80	90	290
Clothing	80	60	90	70	300
Electronics	120	110	140	100	470
Food & Beverage	50	30	120	80	280
Furniture	40	50	30	60	180
Health Products	90	90	60	50	290
Home Appliances	100	120	130	110	460
Jewelry	30	30	40	30	130
Medical Equipment	80	70	90	60	300
Office Supplies	50	40	60	50	200
Pet Supplies	40	50	90	70	250
Sports Equipment	30	40	70	40	180
Toys & Games	40	60	110	80	290

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
		The median number of north delays is greater than its arithmetic mean delay.
		There is a positive correlation between the number of north and south delays.
		It was noticed that the delay figures for Home Appliances for the south and east were mistakenly swapped. The corrected median south delay would be greater than its current median delay.

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