The table shows the top 15 universities in a recent international ranking of programs in physics and astronomy. Each university was assigned a score on a 100-point scale in each of several categories, from which a total score on a 100-point scale was computed. For each university, the table displays the total score together with the scores in 3 categories: academic, based on evaluation by academics at other universities; employer, based on evaluation by companies that recruit university graduates; and citations, based on the frequency with which faculty research is cited.
For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true based on the information provided; otherwise, select No.
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For each of the United States universities listed, the employer score is less than the total score.
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For only one university listed, the employer score and the citations score are both greater than 50.
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University of Tokyo is the university for which the magnitude of the difference between the academic score and the total score is greatest.
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