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The following bar diagram shows the registration of CARS and total vehicles during the first six months of the year 2004 in DELHI: What was the percentage increase in registration of CARS from MAY to JUNE 2004?

The following bar diagram shows the registration of CARS and total vehicles during the first six months of the year 2004 in DELHI: What was the percentage increase in registration of CARS from MAY to JUNE 2004? Correct Answer 64.7%

Given:

Registration of CARS in May = 17

Registration of CARS in June = 28

Concept used:

Percentage increase = (Reg. in June – Reg. in May)/(Reg. in May) × 100

Calculation:

Required percent increase = (Reg. in June – Reg. in May)/(Reg. in May) × 100     

⇒ Required percent increase = (28 – 17)/17 × 100

⇒ Required percent increase = 11/17 × 100

⇒ Required percent increase = 64.7%

∴ The percentage increase in registration of CARS from May to June 2004 is 64.7%.

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