Question : The bar graph given below shows the sales of bikes and cars by five companies J, K, L, M, and N.

P1 = The total sales of bikes of all the 5 companies.
P2 = The total sales of cars of all 5 companies.
What is the value of (P2 – P1)?

Option 1: 550

Option 2: 350

Option 3: 450

Option 4: 400

Question : The bar graph given below shows the sales of bikes and cars by five companies.

P1 = The difference between the average sales of bikes and average sales of cars of all 5 companies.
P2 = The total value of the sales of bikes and cars of all 5 companies.
What is the value of (P2 – P1)?

Option 1: 5320

Option 2: 4926

Option 3: 6100

Option 4: 5920

Question : The line chart given below shows the expenditure of two companies J and K in five different years.
 
L1 = The difference between the average expenditure of company J in years A and B and the average expenditure of company K in years C and D.
L2 = The value of average expenditure of company K in all 5 years.
What is the value of (L2 – L1)?

Option 1: 490

Option 2: 540

Option 3: 350

Option 4: 420

Question : The line chart given below shows the sales of two companies A and B in 5 years.

J₁ = The total sales of A in all years
J₂ = The total sales of B in all years
What is the value of (J₂ – J₁)?

Option 1: 600

Option 2: 400

Option 3: 1000

Option 4: 800

Question : The bar graph below shows the sales of two companies C1 and C2 in 5 years.

J1 = The average sale of company C1 in years Y1, Y2, and Y3.
J2 = The difference between the total sales of company C1 and C2 in all 5 years.
what is the value of ($\frac{\text{J2}}{\text{J1}}$)?

Option 1: 4

Option 2: 2

Option 3: 3

Option 4: 1