As we know the formula,
Profit = Sales - Expenses
Solve option one by one.
Option (A) in year 1998
Profit in year 1998 = Sales in 1998 - Expenses in 1998
Profit in year 1998 = 800 - 700 = 100
Capital in year 1998 = 200 (As per given graph)
Ratio of profit to capital in year = 100 / 200 = 0.5
Similarly Option (B) in year 1995
Profit in year 1995 = Sales in 1995 - Expenses in 1995
Profit in year 1995 = 500 - 400 = 100
Capital in year 1995 = 100 (As per given graph)
Ratio of profit to capital in year = 100 / 100 = 1
Similarly Option (C) in year 1996
Loss in year 1996 = Sales in 1996 - Expenses in 1996
Loss in year 1996 = 500 - 400 = 100
Profit in year 1996 = 500 - 400 = - 100
Capital in year 1996 = 100 (As per given graph)
Ratio of profit to capital in year = - 100 / 100 = -1
Similarly Option (D) in year 1997
Loss in year 1997 = Sales in 1997 - Expenses in 1997
Loss in year 1997 = 600 - 400 = 200
Profit in year 1997 = 600 - 400 = - 200
Capital in year 1997 = 200 (As per given graph)
Ratio of profit to capital in year 1997 = Profit / Capital
Ratio of profit to capital in year 1997 = - 200 / 200 = -1
As we can see the year 1995 has the highest ratio for Profit to capital.
According to the graph, expenditure on cricket is the maximum. Therefore cricket is the most popular game.
Simple interest formula I = P x R x T where
P is the Principal amount of money to be invested at an Interest Rate R% per period for T Number of Time Periods.
Interests earned by Gopal from Company A in 2003 = 25000 x 12 x 1/100
Interests earned by Gopal from Company A in 2003 = 250 x 12 = 3000
Total amount in the end of year 2003 = 25000 + 3000 = 28000
Interests earned by Gopal from Company B in 2004 = 28000 x 14 x 1/100
Interests earned by Gopal from Company B in 2004 = 280 x 14
Interests earned by Gopal from Company B in 2004 = 3920
Total interests accrued by Gopal in 2003 and 2004 from company A and company B = 3000 + 3920
Total interests accrued by Gopal in 2003 and 2004 from company A and company B = Rs. 6920
Percentage of total decrease in taxation between the years 2006-07 and 2007-08
= (2400 - 675/ 2400 x 100 = 1725 x 100/ 2400 = 71.8%
Number of candidates qualified in the years 2009 and 2010 together:
Zone = ( Number of candidates qualified in the year 2009 + Number of candidates qualified in the year 2010 ) × 100
Zone S: (11.4 + 5.2) × 100 = 16.6 × 100 = 1660
Zone T:: (6.9 + 9.4) × 100 = 16.3 × 100 = 1630
Hence , Zone T will be the second highest in the years 2009 and 2010 .
Number of candidates appeared from State G = Total number of candidates x % of appeared students from state G.
Number of candidates appeared from State G = 3,00,000 x 7/100
Number of candidates qualified from State G = Number of candidates appeared from State G x % qualified from state G
Number of candidates qualified from State G = 3,00,000 x 7/100 x 48/100
Number of candidates qualified from State G = 30 x 7 x 48 = 10080
Number of male candidates qualified from State G = Number of candidates qualified from State G x Ratio of male qualified / total Ratio
Number of male candidates qualified from State G = 10080 x 9 /(9 + 11) = 10080 x 9/20 = 4536
Rwquired percentage = 8 - 7/7 x 100 = 14.28% ? 14%
Total rose production = ( 15000 + 12500 + 12450 + 20000 + 12400 + 22500 + 22400 + 25000 ) = 142250
% Rose Production increase in State = Rose production in state x 100 / Rose production in All state
% Rose Production increase in Gujrat = Rose production in Gujrat x 100 / Rose production in All state
% Rose Production increase in Gujrat = 15000 x 100 / 142250
% Rose Production increase in Gujrat = 1500 x 100 / 14225
% Rose Production increase in Gujrat = 300 x 100 / 285
% Rose Production increase in Gujrat = 60 x 100 / 57
% Rose Production increase in Gujrat = 6000 / 57 = 10.54 %
Similarly Calculate the % Rose Production increase in all states one by one and compare them.
Percentage production of rose in the States (the lowest four states)
In 2004. number of Graduate job-seekers = 375
In 2004. number of Senior Secondary job-seekers = 1000 - 375 = 635
In 2005. number of Graduate job-seekers = 525
In 2005. number of -seekers Senior Secondary job-seekers = 1050 - 525 = 525
Hence, in, 2005, number of Graduate job-seekers was the same as that of Senior Secondary job-seekers.
Average percentage increase of the commodities
Hence , Required answer will be January.
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