Answer the questions based on the given figure below. Out of the given years,…

Concept: A year satisfies “export exceeds import by more than 10%” only when export is greater than import × 1.10 (equivalently, export minus import is more than 10% of that year's import). A year where export merely exceeds import — but by 10% or less — does NOT qualify.

Applying this to the figure, checking each year in turn:

1. 2000: export 60, import 50. Threshold = 50 × 1.10 = 55. Since 60 is greater than 55, this year qualifies.

2. 2001: export 110, import 100. Threshold = 110. 110 is not more than 110 (exactly 10% above, not more), so this year does not qualify.

3. 2002: export 120, import 130. Export is below import here, so it fails immediately.

4. 2003: export 120, import 100. Threshold = 110. Since 120 is greater than 110, this year qualifies.

5. 2004: export 150, import 140. Threshold = 154. Since 150 is less than 154, this year does not qualify.

6. 2005: export 190, import 180. Threshold = 198. Since 190 is less than 198, this year does not qualify.

Cross-check: recounting the qualifying years — 2000 and 2003 — gives exactly two years, confirming the count of 2.