Directions (56-60) : Read the bar graph carefully and answer the following questions.

The bar graph given below shows the no. of employees working from Office and percentage of employees working from home out of total employee in five different companies.

Number of employees working in any company = Employees working from Office + Employees working from Home

Total employee working in company A is what percentage of employee working in company B.

The correct answer is 93.75%.

Step 1: Understand the given data from the bar graph

From the provided bar graph titled "Enhanced Comparison of Remote vs. Office Working Models (Group A-E)", we have two bars for each company:

• Blue Bar: Number of employees Working from Office

• Orange Bar: Percentage of employees Working from Home (%)

Let Total Employees = Employees working from Office + Employees working from Home.

If Working from Home (%) is $P\%$, then Working from Office (%) is $(100-P)\%$.

Therefore, Total Employees = $\frac{\text{Employees working from Office}}{100-P}\×100$

Step 2: Calculate total employees for Company A

From Company A in the bar graph:

• Employees working from Office = 150

• Employees working from Home (%) = 60%

• Thus, Percentage of employees working from Office = $100\%-60\%=40\%$

Total employees in Company A = $\frac{150}{40}\×100=375$

Step 3: Calculate total employees for Company B

From Company B in the bar graph:

• Employees working from Office = 280

• Employees working from Home (%) = 30%

• Thus, Percentage of employees working from Office = $100\%-30\%=70\%$

Total employees in Company B = $\frac{280}{70}\×100=400$

Step 4: Find the required percentage

We need to find what percentage total employees working in company A is of total employees working in company B:

Required Percentage = $\left(\frac{375}{400}\right)\×100$

Required Percentage = $\frac{375}{4}=93.75\%$