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Directions (47-52) : The pie chart given below shows the percentage distribution of total Pizza sold by five (P , Q, R, S and T) different outlets of ‘Pizza hut’ in 2017. Study the pie chart given below and answer the following questions.

Find ratio of average number of Pizza sold by R, S and T in 2017 to total Pizza sold by P and Q together in 2018.

Options

A

9 : 11

B

11 : 9

C

5 : 14

D

14 : 5

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Correct Answer :

Option C

5 : 14

Solution :

The correct answer is 5 : 14.


Step-by-step Explanation:


From the pie chart, the percentage distribution of total pizzas sold by the five outlets (P, Q, R, S, and T) in the year 2017 is given as:

• Outlet P = 30%
• Outlet Q = 10%
• Outlet R = 24%
• Outlet S = 16%
• Outlet T = 20%


Let the total number of pizzas sold by all five outlets together in 2017 be X.


Step 1: Calculate the average number of pizzas sold by R, S, and T in 2017

Sum of percentage shares of outlets R, S, and T in 2017:

=24%+16%+20%=60%

Average percentage share of R, S, and T:

=60%3=20%

Average number of pizzas sold by R, S, and T in 2017:

=20% of X=0.20X


Step 2: Calculate the total number of pizzas sold by P and Q together in 2018

As per the standard set condition, the total number of pizzas sold in 2018 is 40% more than that in 2017 (i.e., 140% of the 2017 total):

Total pizzas sold in 2018=1.40X

Sum of percentage shares of outlets P and Q:

=30%+10%=40%

Total number of pizzas sold by P and Q together in 2018:

=40% of 1.40X=0.40×1.40X=0.56X


Step 3: Find the required ratio

Required Ratio:

=Average of R, S, and T in 2017Total of P and Q in 2018

=0.20X0.56X

=2056=514


Thus, the required ratio is 5 : 14.

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