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Study the pie-chart which shows the sales distribution of products A, B, C, D, and E of a company XYZ in 2019, and answer the question that follows.     In the total number of units of the products sold in 2020 is 20% more than that in 2019, and the sales distribution of all the products remain the same, then what will be the difference between the number of units of products E and D sold in 2020?

Study the pie-chart which shows the sales distribution of products A, B, C, D, and E of a company XYZ in 2019, and answer the question that follows.     In the total number of units of the products sold in 2020 is 20% more than that in 2019, and the sales distribution of all the products remain the same, then what will be the difference between the number of units of products E and D sold in 2020? Correct Answer 5670

Calculation:

Total products sold in 2020 = 22500 × 6/5 = 27000 units

Now difference between E and D = 165.6 - 90 = 75.6° 

So, Difference in units = 27000 × 75.6/360 = 5670

∴ Required answer is 5670

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