Question
Number of Sold Nokia mobile in months of March and
December together is what percentage more or less than number of sold Samsung mobile in Months of August and October together? Study carefully the following Line Graph and answer the given questions. The Line chart shows number of Nokia and Samsung mobiles sold by a shop during 6 different months.Solution
Number of sold Nokia mobile in months of March and December together = 280 + 360 = 640 Number of sold Samsung Mobile in months of August and October together = 240 + 360 = 600 Required percentage = [(640 – 600)/600] × 100 = 6(2/3)%
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