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The table in the figure below shows the amount of waste material in pounds thrown away by each of five different families in a single year and the amount of waste material in pounds recycled by each of the five families in that same year. According to the table, which family had the highest ratio of waste material recycled to waste material thrown away?

(A) Family A
(B) Family B
(C) Family C
(D) Family D
(E) Family E

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You don’t need to calculate each ratio to answer this question. Glance through the figures for recycled waste and eliminate any families that recycle less than 50 percent of what they throw away.

The only family with a value for recycled material that is more than half of its value for tossed material is Family D (30 is more than half of 55).
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