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The following graph shows the production of cotton cloth (in lakh metres) by three companies A, B and C over the years 1996 - 2000. The production of company A during 1996-98 is what percentage of the average production of companies B and C during 1998-2000 (correct to two decimal places)?

The following graph shows the production of cotton cloth (in lakh metres) by three companies A, B and C over the years 1996 - 2000. The production of company A during 1996-98 is what percentage of the average production of companies B and C during 1998-2000 (correct to two decimal places)? Correct Answer 57.24%

Given:

There is the production of cotton cloth (in lakh metres) by three companies A, B, and C over 1996 - 2000.

Calculation:

The production of company A during 1996-98 (in lakh metres) = 24 + 29 + 34 = 87

The production of companies B and C during 1998-2000 (in lakh metres) = (38 + 49 + 55) + (59 + 51 + 52)

= 142 + 162

= 304

The average production of companies B and C during 1998-2000 (in lakh metres) = 304/2 = 152

The percentage = (87/152) × 100 = 57.2368....% ≈ 57.24%

∴ The production of company A during 1996-98 is 57.24% of the average production of companies B and C during 1998-2000 (correct to two decimal places)

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