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The following bar chart represents the birth rate (per thousand) of six different countries. Study the bar chart and answer the question given below. The birth rate of which country is exactly 50% more than that of Country  D?

The following bar chart represents the birth rate (per thousand) of six different countries. Study the bar chart and answer the question given below. The birth rate of which country is exactly 50% more than that of Country  D? Correct Answer Country C

Given 

From the graph , birth rate of country D = 18/ thousand 

Formula Used 

Percentage = (required no. /actual no) × 100 

Calculation 

⇒ let the birth rate of country which is 50% more than birth rate of country D be x 

⇒ 150 = (x/18) × 100 

⇒ x = 27 

∴ the  birth rate of country C is 27 which is 50% more than birth rate of country D

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