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Dropdown 1: males who never smoked
Dropdown 2: approximately doubled
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The graph above illustrates trends in the prevalence of current and former cigarette smoking among adults aged 18 and older, categorized by gender.
According to the information in the chart, the most accurate statement regarding the adult smoker population from 1965 to 2015 is that the percentage of had over the fifty-year period.
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Dropdown 1: males who never smoked
Dropdown 2: approximately doubled
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The graph above illustrates trends in the prevalence of current and former cigarette smoking among adults aged 18 and older, categorized by gender.
According to the information in the chart, the most accurate statement regarding the adult smoker population from 1965 to 2015 is that the percentage of had over the fifty-year period.
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Let's evaluate the change in the four categories given in the first drop-down.
• The percentage of current female smokers decreased from approximately 35% to 15%, which is more than twice. Since this option is not available in the second drop-down, we eliminate it.
• The percentage of former male smokers increased from approximately 20% to 25%, which is a 25% increase. Since this option is not available in the second drop-down, we eliminate it.
• The percentage of females who never smoked increased from approximately 100% - (35% + 8%) = 57% to 100% - (13% + 20%) = 67%, which is about a 20% increase. Since this option is not available in the second drop-down, we eliminate it.
• The percentage of males who never smoked increased from approximately 100% - (52% + 20%) = 28% to 100% - (18% + 25%) = 57%, which is approximately doubling. Since this option is available in the second drop-down, this is the correct answer.
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Dropdown 1: "males who never smoked"
Dropdown 2: "approximately doubled"
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1. Looking at the question, we have to pick a certain demographic and associate its change with one of the answer choices. Let's consider the given demographics:
2. Current female smokers. Went from 35% to 15%. This doesn't match any of the answer choices.
3. Former male smokers. Went from 20% to 25%. This doesn't match any of the answer choices.
4. Females who never smoked. Went from 100% - 35% - 10% = 55% to 100% - 15% - 20% = 65%. This doesn't match any of the answer choices.
5. Males who never smoked. Went from 100% - 50% - 20% = 30% to 100% - 20% - 25% = 55%. This matches "approximately doubled" because \(\frac{55\%}{30\%} \approx 1.83\), which is close to 2.
6. Our answer will be: D1 - males who never smoked and D2 - approximately doubled.
2. Current female smokers. Went from 35% to 15%. This doesn't match any of the answer choices.
3. Former male smokers. Went from 20% to 25%. This doesn't match any of the answer choices.
4. Females who never smoked. Went from 100% - 35% - 10% = 55% to 100% - 15% - 20% = 65%. This doesn't match any of the answer choices.
5. Males who never smoked. Went from 100% - 50% - 20% = 30% to 100% - 20% - 25% = 55%. This matches "approximately doubled" because \(\frac{55\%}{30\%} \approx 1.83\), which is close to 2.
6. Our answer will be: D1 - males who never smoked and D2 - approximately doubled.
