1. **State the problem:** We have a town with 1,200 residents and a circle graph showing the distribution of occupations: Retail 25%, Industry 25%, Education 15%, Other 30%, and Government 5% (since the total must be 100%).
2. **What is asked?** Find how many more residents work in Industry than in Government.
3. **Formula:** Number of residents in a category = Total residents \times Percentage (as a decimal).
4. **Calculate residents in Industry:**
$$1200 \times 0.25 = 300$$
5. **Calculate residents in Government:**
$$1200 \times 0.05 = 60$$
6. **Find the difference:**
$$300 - 60 = 240$$
7. **Answer:** There are 240 more residents working in Industry than in Government.
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