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The monthly expenditure of a person is Rs. 6000. The distribution of expenditure on various items is as follows: Item of expenditure Amount(in Rs.)
Food 2000
Clothing 660
Fuel and rent 1200
Education 480
Miscellaneous 1660 If the above data is represented by a percentage bar diagram of height 15 cm, then what are the lengths of the two segments of the bar diagram corresponding to education and miscellaneous respectively?

The monthly expenditure of a person is Rs. 6000. The distribution of expenditure on various items is as follows: Item of expenditure Amount(in Rs.)
Food 2000
Clothing 660
Fuel and rent 1200
Education 480
Miscellaneous 1660 If the above data is represented by a percentage bar diagram of height 15 cm, then what are the lengths of the two segments of the bar diagram corresponding to education and miscellaneous respectively? Correct Answer 1.2 cm and 4.15 cm

15 cm corresponds to 6000 rs Education = 480/6000 * 15 cm = 1.2 cm Miscellaneous = 1660/6000 * 15 cm = 4.15 cm

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