Question : The following figure shows the different expenses that are incurred in manufacturing toys.

If the total expenditure is INR 3,00,000, then how much expenditure was incurred on Material Cost and Selling Expenses (in INR)?

Option 1: 1,20,000

Option 2: 1,15,000

Option 3: 1,29,000

Option 4: 84,000

Question : The pie chart given below shows the expenditure incurred by a person on 7 articles. The total expenditure of all these 7 articles is 3600. Expenditure incurred on a particular article is shown in terms of degree concerning the total expenditure incurred in all these 7 articles.
What is the average expenditure incurred on articles P and Q?

Option 1: 875

Option 2: 905

Option 3: 885

Option 4: 950

Question : On selling 38 balls at INR 2,240, there is a loss equal to the cost price of 6 balls. The cost price of a ball is equal to:

Option 1: INR 80

Option 2: INR 70

Option 3: INR 60

Option 4: INR 50

Question : The bar chart below shows the discount percentage offered by a shopkeeper in seven articles. The selling price of these seven articles: A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, and A7 is Rs. INR 420, INR 600, INR 816, INR 825, INR 425, INR 800, and INR 840.

Selling price $=$ Marked price $[1–\frac{\text { Discount percentage }}{100}]$
What is the sum of the marked price of these seven articles?

Option 1: INR 6,200

Option 2: INR 8,000

Option 3: INR 7,000

Option 4: INR 6,500

Question : The cost price of an article is INR 2,800. Profit as a percentage of the selling price is 20%. What is the actual profit (in INR)?

Option 1: INR 616

Option 2: INR 504

Option 3: INR 700

Option 4: INR 560

Question : Five different companies, A, B, C, D, and E, make robotic toys. The total number of robotic toys produced by these five companies is 8,00,000. The cost of production of each robotic toy is INR 5,000. The distribution of the total production is given in the following pie chart.
 
What is the total cost of production of the given item by companies A and E together?

Option 1: INR 190 crores

Option 2: INR 85 crores

Option 3: INR 96 crores

Option 4: INR 140 crores