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The chart shows the employer history for four employees who work in the Transportation and Logistics career cluster. A 2-column table with 4 rows titled Employer History of Four Employees. Column 1 is unlabeled with entries Yoshi, Dade, Lani, Miki. Column 2 is labeled Past employer career history with entries Self-employed and government, Self-employed, Private company, Private company and government.

Which best describes the possible careers based on these employers?

Yoshi worked in Logistics Planning and Management Services, Dade worked in Sales and Service, Lani worked in Transportation Systems/Infrastructure Planning, Management, and Regulation, and Miki worked in Transportation Operations.
Yoshi worked in Transportation Operations, Dade worked in Logistics Planning and Management Services, Lani worked in Sales and Service, and Miki worked in Transportation Systems/Infrastructure Planning, Management, and Regulation.
Yoshi worked in Health, Safety, and Environmental Management, Dade worked in Transportation Operations, Lani worked in Facility and Mobile Equipment Maintenance, and Miki worked in Warehousing and Distribution Center Operations.
Yoshi worked in Warehousing and Distribution Center Operations, Dade worked in Health, Safety, and Environmental Management, Lani worked in Facility and Mobile Equipment Maintenance, and Miki worked in Facility and Mobile Equipment Maintenance.

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