What is the ratio of the number of Nokia cellular phones sold by store S to the Samsung cellular phones sold by store T and U together?
What is the ratio of the number of Nokia cellular phones sold by store S to the Samsung cellular phones sold by store T and U together? Correct Answer 49 : 76
| Store | Nokia Cellular Phones | Samsung Cellular Phones | Total Number of Cellular Phones |
| P | 896 | 672 | 1568 |
| Q | 840 | 280 | 1120 |
| R | 1120 | 896 | 2016 |
| S | 1568 | 1344 | 2912 |
| T | 448 | 1792 | 2240 |
| U | 704 | 640 | 1344 |
Number of Nokia phones sold by store S = 1568
Number of Samsung Phones sold by store T and U together
= 1792 + 640
= 2432
$$\eqalign{& \therefore \text{ Required ratio} \cr& = \frac{1568}{2432} \cr& = \frac{49}{76} \cr& = 49:76 \cr} $$