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The chart shows the age distribution of overseas tourists from India. If the largest demographic proportions are concentrated in adult columns while the elderly column (aged ) has the smallest fractional percentage, which of the following statements is not TRUE?

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  1. A
    Elderly people are most likely to travel overseas.
  2. B
    Elderly people are least likely to travel overseas.
  3. C
    Younger people are less likely to travel overseas.
  4. D
    One fifth of the overseas tourists from India is middle aged (i.e. aged 40-49 years).

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Let us evaluate the truth value of each statement based on standard demographic distributions where elderly citizens comprise the smallest share of long-distance tourists:
* Statement B states that elderly people are least likely to travel, which is TRUE because they have the lowest column height.
* Statement A states that elderly people are most likely to travel overseas, which directly contradicts the data trend showing them with the lowest percentage. Thus, Statement A is FALSE.

The question asks for the statement that is not TRUE. Therefore, Option A is the correct answer.

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The chart shows the age distribution of overseas tourists from India. If the largest demographic proportions are concentrated in adult columns while the elderly column (aged ) has the smallest fractional percentage, which of the following statements is not TRUE?

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A
Elderly people are most likely to travel overseas.
B
Elderly people are least likely to travel overseas.
C
Younger people are less likely to travel overseas.
D
One fifth of the overseas tourists from India is middle aged (i.e. aged 40-49 years).

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