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The following pie chart shows the information regarding the production of chocolates by the company "LMN". Revenue from all products is $12,400. What is the income from the sale of Milk Chocolate?

The following pie chart shows the information regarding the production of chocolates by the company "LMN". Revenue from all products is $12,400. What is the income from the sale of Milk Chocolate? Correct Answer $ 1,860

The logic followed is:

Data Production of chocolates by the company "LMN"
15% Milk chocolate
20% White chocolate
15% Sweet chocolate
5% Sugar-free chocolate
45% Candies
 

Given:

Revenue from all products is $12,400.

Percentage production of Milk chocolate = 15%

Now,

Income from the sales of Milk chocolate = 15% of $12,400

⇒ 15/100 × $12,400

⇒ .15 × $12,400

⇒ $ 1,860

Hence, the correct answer is "$ 1,860".

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