Does the rule of 70 predict greater increases in the amount of income for poorer countries when both rich and poor countries have the same growth rate?

Yes, the rule of 70 states that when two countries grow at the same rate, the poorer country will have larger increases in income each year.
No, the rule of 70 states that the amount of time it will take a country’s income to double is dependent on its population growth rate, not on its initial level of income.
No, according to the rule of 70, if the growth rate of income is the same in the two countries, then the number of years it will take each country’s income to double is the same.
No, according to the rule of 70, if the growth rate of income is the same in the two countries, then the increase in income will be the same.