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Directions: The chart given underneath demonstrates the assembling volume (in kg), expense value (Rs. /kg) and offering value (Rs. /kg) of an article over year. Study the chart and answer the question given below:

Cost Price Vs Selling Price over the years

Q 1 - In which of the next years was the expense/deal value proportion the most minimal?

Answer - D

Explanation

expense and deals value proportion : 
2000= 12/14 =0.857, 
2001 = 10/12 = 0.833, 
2002 = 14/12 = 7/6, 
2003 = 18/17.5 = 1.028 
2004 =22/24 = 0.916, 
2005 = 28/29.5 = 0.949

Q 2 - What was the expand/diminish in benefit from 2001 to 2004?

Answer - D

Explanation

benefit in 2001 = (12-10*150) = Rs. 300 
Benefit in 2004 = Rs [(24-22)*160]= Rs. 320 
Increment in benefit = Rs. (320-300) = Rs. 20

Directions: Study the graph below carefully and answer the following:

Q 3 - On the off chance that the consumption in the year 2005 was Rs. 60 crores, what amount was the pay in crore rupees?

Answer - B

Explanation

Gain in 2005 = income- expenditure
⇒ Income = (gain+ expenditure) = (60+55) = 115 crore.

Directions: Study the graph below carefully and answer the following:

Q 4 - On the off chance that the salary in the year 2001 was Rs. 60 crore and the use of that year squares with the use of the year 2003, what was the salary of the organization in crore rupees in 2003?

Answer - A

Explanation

Expenditure in 2001  =( 60-25) = 35 crore
∴  income in the year 2003 = (35+40) = 75 crores.

Directions: Study the graph below carefully and answer the following:

Q 5 - What is the estimated % benefit of the year 2004, if the wage of that year was Rs. 120 crores?

Answer - B

Explanation

Required % gain in 2004 
= (50/120*100)% 
= 47%

Directions: Study the graph below carefully and answer the following:

Q 6 - Absolute offers of Company B for the years 2000, 2001 and 2004 together are what % of the offers of organization B for every one of the years together?

Answer - C

Explanation

Total sale of B for the year 2000, 2001 and 2004 = (700+400+600) = 1700
Total sales of B over the years = (700+400+1200+1200+600+900+900) =  5900
∴ Required % = (1700/5900*100) % = 28.81%

Directions: Study the graph below carefully and answer the following:

Q 7 - Amid which year the percent rise/fall in deals from the earlier year was the most elevated for Organization A?

Answer - D

Explanation

In the year 2003,A has 100% rise.
In the year 2002, we have fall% = {(900-300/600)*100} = 66.67%
So, the highest change is in 2003.

Directions: Study the graph below carefully and answer the following:

Unit Produced Vs Units Exported over the years

Q 8 - In which year the contrast between the units delivered and sent out is the greatest?

Answer - B

Explanation

difference between units produced and exported in various years is given by :
2003 = 3 crore,    2001 = 2 crore, 2002 = 5 crore, 2003 = 3 crore, 2004 = 4 crore, 
2005 = 2 crore,   2006 = 4 crore, 2007 = 3 crore
Maximum difference is in the year 2002.

Directions: Study the graph below carefully and answer the following:

Q 9 - What is the contrast between the quantity of units sent out in 2001 and 2002?

Answer - A

Explanation

Required difference = (4-2)crore = 2 crore = 20000000.

Directions: Study the graph below carefully and answer the following:

Q 10 - In which year, the percent ascend in units delivered from the former year, is the most extreme?

Answer - D

Explanation

Required %  in 
2002 = {(7-6)/6* 100} % = 16.67%,      
2003 = {(8-7)/7*100} % =14.28%,
2004 = {(9-8)/8* 100} % =12.5%,     
2006 ={(9-8)/8* 100}% =12.5%
2007 = {(10-9)/9* 100} % =11.1%
∴ It is maximum in the year 2002.

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