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The line chart given below shows the marked price and discount of six articles. J1 = Value of average marked price per article. J2 = Value of the sum of selling price of articles S and T. What is the ratio of J1 and J2?

The line chart given below shows the marked price and discount of six articles. J1 = Value of average marked price per article. J2 = Value of the sum of selling price of articles S and T. What is the ratio of J1 and J2? Correct Answer 21 ∶ 28

Given:

J1 = Value of average marked price per article.

J2 = Value of the sum of selling price of articles S and T.

Formula used:

Selling Price = M.P - Discount

Calculation:

J1 = Value of marked price  of (P + Q + R + S + T + U)/6

⇒ (3500 + 7500 + 8000 + 3800 + 4200 + 4500)/6

⇒ 5250

Selling Price = M.P - Discount

S.P of S = 3800 - 800

⇒ 3000

S.P of T = 4200 - 200

⇒ 4000

J2 = S.P of S and T

⇒ 3000+4000 

⇒ 7000

The ratio of J1 and J2

⇒ 5250 : 7000

⇒ 21 : 28

∴ Option D is correct.

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