For 1997 = | ❨ | 680 | x 100 | ❩ | % = 8.29%. |
8200 |
For 1998 = | ❨ | 600 | x 100 | ❩ | % = 8.82%. |
6800 |
For 1999 = | ❨ | 525 | x 100 | ❩ | % = 8.08%. |
6500 |
For 2000 = | ❨ | 720 | x 100 | ❩ | % = 9.23%. |
7800 |
For 2001 = | ❨ | 485 | x 100 | ❩ | % = 8.51%. |
5700 |
Clearly, this percentage is highest for the year 2000.
From above given graph ,
For D commodity is the percent increase in sale the highest in May from January.
Option E is correct answer.
In 2004, expenditure of Company 'A' = Rs. 75 lakh
Since, income of the company 'A' in 2004 = 75 + 25/100 x 75 = Rs. 93.75 lakhs
Now, expenditure of the 'A' in 2005 = Rs. 93.75 lakhs
Since, their income = 93.75 + 50/100 x 93.75 = Rs. 140.62 lakhs
Hence total income for both the years = 93.75 + 140.62 = Rs. 234.37 lakhs
Given :- total percent of the make cars = 30%
selling of red colours' cars = 19%
Then , 30 - 19 = 11%
when increased by two percent ,
Required answer = 11 - 2 = 9% ( green )
So Answer will be green.
Required number of people = 20/100x - 1/2 x 21/100 x 5800 = 1160 - 609 = 551
Increase in the price of crude oil in the given month with respect to the corresponding previous months:
In April ? (4800 - 3980) x 100/3980 = 20.6%
In May ? (4940 - 4800)/4800 x 100 ? 3%
In June ? (4970 - 4940)/4970 x 100 = 0.6%
In August ? (6250 - 5730)x 100/5730 = 9.07%
it is clear that in the month of May only increase in crude oil price has less than 1% i.e., 0.6 % over the earlier month.
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