Total export in given years = Rs. (300 + 200 + 600 + 450 + 600 + 800 + 950) crores = Rs. 3900 crores
Required difference = Rs. (600 - 450) crores = Rs. 150 croes
Required percentage = 950 - 200/200 x 100 = 375%
As we see in the graph the Export graph is higher for 2003 to 2004 years. So we will calculate for this year.
Required percentage for 2004 = (Export in 2004 - Export in 2003) x 100/Export in 2004
Required percentage for 2004 = (600 - 200) x 100/200 = 200%
Here total experditure of both companies are given while their individual expenditures are needed to determine their incomes, Since their total income of the two companies can not be determined by the given datas
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
Required percentage = Export in 2004 x 100/Export in 2005
Required percentage = 600 x 100 /450= 400/3 = 133.33% ? 135%
Income > 2 times of Expenditure
This is only possible when profit is more than 100%.
? Profit % is more than 100, which is not correct for any of the given years.
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