The following table shows the number of shoes sold by five different salesmen (A-E) on seven different days (Monday to Sunday) in a given week. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions that follow.Salesman Number of Shoes Sold Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday A 90 80 56 96 40 40 48 B 184 180 24 54 32 52 196 C 72 160 26 60 76 94 124 D 92 120 128 24 104 152 68 E 36 96 138 116 160 30 20
Number of shoes sold by salesnan A and D together on Thursday is _____________% more than the number of shoes sold by salesman E on Saturday.
To solve the problem, we need to determine the percentage by which the combined number of shoes sold by salesmen A and D on Thursday is greater than the number of shoes sold by salesman E on Saturday.
- First, identify the number of shoes sold by each salesman as per the given table:
- Salesman A sold 96 shoes on Thursday.
- Salesman D sold 24 shoes on Thursday.
- Salesman E sold 30 shoes on Saturday.
- Calculate the combined total of shoes sold by salesmen A and D on Thursday.
- Now, find out how much more 120 is than 30.
- Calculate the percentage increase from 30 to 120.
This means the combined number of shoes sold by salesmen A and D on Thursday is 300% more than the number of shoes sold by salesman E on Saturday.
Therefore, the correct answer is: 300.
Important Questions from Tabulation
- An object is placed beyond the centre of curvature (C) of a concave mirror. The image formed will be now:
Directions:
Using the data from the graph answer the question below:
Find the total number of males from sector P and females from sector R together.
Ratio of number of male and female employees
Male Female P 6 7 Q 5 9 R 9 8 S 7 8 T 3 5 Directions:
Using the data from the graph answer the question below:
Number of Employees working in 5 different sector:
Find the number of males from sector Q.
Ratio of number of male and female employees:
Male Female P 6 7 Q 5 9 R 9 8 S 7 8 T 3 5 Directions:
Using the data from the graph answer the question below:
Find the ratio between number of males from the sector T to number of females from the sector S.
Directions:
Using the data from the graph answer the question below:
Find the total number of males from sector Q and females from sector P together.
