Question : The following bar graph shows receipts and expenditure by a business firm over 5 years. Gain = Receipts – Expenditure. In which year did the company gain the minimum amount?
Option 1: 2016
Option 2: 2017
Option 3: 2019
Option 4: 2018
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Correct Answer: 2019
Solution :
So, in the year 2019, the company gained the minimum amount. Hence, the correct answer is 2019.
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Question : The bar graph given below shows the income and expenditure of a company in five years. What is the ratio of total income in years M and N to the total expenditure in years J, K, and L?
Option 1: 19 : 24
Option 2: 19 : 25
Option 3: 24 : 19
Option 4: 21 : 17
Question : The line chart given below shows the income and expenditure of a company in five years. Saving = Income – Expenditure What is the difference between the average income and average saving in years C and D together?
Option 1: 450
Option 2: 250
Option 3: 150
Option 4: 350
Question : Directions: The bar graph below shows the percentage distribution of a company's total expenditures under various expense heads during 2013. Study the graph and answer the given question. The expenditure on the interest on loans is what percent more than the expenditure on transport?
Option 1: 5%
Option 2: 10%
Option 3: 20%
Option 4: 40%
Question : The following bar graph gives the details of the income and expenditure of five companies A, B, C, D, and E (in crores of rupees) The profit percentage $\left(\frac{\text { Income – Expenditure }}{\text { Expenditure }} \times 100\right)$ is highest for the company:
Option 1: D
Option 2: E
Option 3: A
Option 4: C
Question : The following bar graph shows the income and expenditure (in lakh Rs.) of five families in the year 2021. What is the savings of families A, C, and E together?
Option 1: Rs. 32 lakhs
Option 2: Rs. 30 lakhs
Option 3: Rs. 22 lakhs
Option 4: Rs. 21 lakhs
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