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Study the graph which shows the target and actual production of ACs, (in thousands) of a factory over five months and answer the question that follows. The total target production of ACs in February, March, April, and May is what percent less than the total actual production of ACs over five months? (correct to one decimal place)

Study the graph which shows the target and actual production of ACs, (in thousands) of a factory over five months and answer the question that follows. The total target production of ACs in February, March, April, and May is what percent less than the total actual production of ACs over five months? (correct to one decimal place) Correct Answer 28.6%

Calculation:

Total target production of ACs in February, March, April and May = 30 + 80 + 90 + 100 = 300(in thousands)

Total actual production of ACs over five months = 70 + 50 + 100 + 80 + 120 = 420(in thousands)

Their difference = 420 – 300 = 120

Required % = 120/420 × 100 = 28.57% ∼ 28.6%

∴ The required % is 28.6%

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