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The following pie diagram shows information about Non Preforming Assets (NPA) processed by the various banks of India till 2017 December. If the total NPA under all the bank is 300 lakh cores, how much NPA does bank ‘F; contain (in lakh crores)?

The following pie diagram shows information about Non Preforming Assets (NPA) processed by the various banks of India till 2017 December. If the total NPA under all the bank is 300 lakh cores, how much NPA does bank ‘F; contain (in lakh crores)? Correct Answer 15

GIVEN:

Total NPA = 300 lakh crore.

Bank F contains = 5% of 300

CALCULATION:

Total percentage of all the bank = 100%

⇒ 100% = 300 lakh

⇒ 1% = 3 lakh

⇒ 5% = 15 Lakh

∴ NPA bank F contains = 15 Lakh

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