Question
Number of Private vehicles travelled in 2013 is what
percent of the Private vehicles travelled in 2014. Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions: The table shows the total number of vehicles travelled and difference between the number of Public vehicles and Private vehicles travelled in the given five years. Total Vehicles = Public + PrivateSolution
To find the larger value we use the formula i.e. (Sum + Difference)/2. Public vehicles travelled in 2013 = (1100+400)/2 = 750 Private vehicles travelled in 2013 = 1100 – 750 = 350 Public vehicles travelled in 2014 = (800+200)/2 = 500 Private vehicles travelled in 2014 = 800 – 500 = 300 Required % = (350/300) × 100 = 116.66%
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