Introduction to Data Interpretation
Direction: The pie chart drawn below shows the expenses of a family on various items and its savings during the year 2001. Study the graph and answer the questions.
- The total savings of the family for the year were equal to the expenditure on
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∵ Expenditure on housing = Savings = 15%
Correct Option: C
∵ Expenditure on housing = Savings = 15%
- Maximum expenditure of the family was on
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Maximum expenditure of the family is on food, i.e., 23%.
Correct Option: A
Maximum expenditure of the family is on food, i.e., 23%.
Direction: The following questions are based on the pie-chart given below. Study the pie-chart and answer the questions.
- The “Paper Cost” is approximately what per cent of “Printing Cost”?
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The required per cent
= 10 × 100 = 28.6% (approx.) 35
Correct Option: B
The required per cent
= 10 × 100 = 28.6% (approx.) 35
- The central angle corresponding to the sector on “Printing Cost” is more than that of “Advertisement Charges ” by :
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Difference in percent expenses on printing cost and advertisement charges
= (35 – 18)% = 17%
Now, 1 % = 3.6°
∴ 17% = 3.6° × 17 = 61.2°Correct Option: B
Difference in percent expenses on printing cost and advertisement charges
= (35 – 18)% = 17%
Now, 1 % = 3.6°
∴ 17% = 3.6° × 17 = 61.2°
- If the “miscellaneous expenses” are $ 6000. How much more are “binding and cutting charges” than “Royalty”?
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Difference in per cent cost of ‘binding and cutting charges’ and ‘royalty’
= (18 – 15)% = 3%
Now, Q 4% of total cost = $ 6000
∴ 3% of total cost= $ 6000 × 3 = $ 4500 4 Correct Option: C
Difference in per cent cost of ‘binding and cutting charges’ and ‘royalty’
= (18 – 15)% = 3%
Now, Q 4% of total cost = $ 6000
∴ 3% of total cost= $ 6000 × 3 = $ 4500 4
