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A bar chart displays market share for three companies: X has 25%, Y has 20%, and Z has 15%. Together, X, Y, and Z account for only 60% of the total market. The chart is titled 'Market Share by Company' with no further note. Which statement is supported by the numerical values?

  1. Companies other than X, Y, and Z hold a combined market share of 40%, even though the chart does not display them.
  2. X, Y, and Z together hold the entire market, since their listed percentages already add up to all of the market share shown on the chart.
  3. No other companies compete in this market.
  4. Y's market share is greater than X's.
  5. Z's market share is exactly double Y's.

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