The dropout rate for young people from families with incomes $100,000 and above is less than 3 percent; for those from families with incomes below $30,000, the dropout rate is about
A)2 percent.
B)12 percent.
C)22 percent.
D)32 percent.

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According to the information given, the dropout rate for young people from families with incomes $100,000 and above is less than 3%. This means that the dropout rate for those from families with incomes below $30,000 is higher than 3%. Therefore, the only choice that reflects a higher dropout rate is B, where the dropout rate is 12%.

The Dropout Rate for Young People from Families with Incomes