The following table shows the number of Tourists who visit different cities by using different modes of travel. Based on the data in the table, answer the question that follows. City-wise Distribution of Tourists City Modes of Travel Car Train Bus Bike Air Delhi 19200 18800 17200 19100 17400 Mumbai 18000 16600 17800 18700 18200 Chandigarh 15600 19400 16300 18100 14800 Dehradun 13200 18500 14200 17000 14800 Manali 14900 15900 15500 14900 18300 Jaipur 16800 16400 15900 14200 17300
The number of tourists who visited Dehradun by Train is _________ % more than the number of tourists who visited Chandigarh by Air.
25
This is a percentage-comparison question, where we compare Dehradun's Train tourists with Chandigarh's Air tourists.
Tourists who visited Dehradun by Train = 18500.
Tourists who visited Chandigarh by Air = 14800.
Difference = 18500 - 14800 = 3700.
In a '% more than' question, the base value is always the quantity we are comparing against, which here is Chandigarh's Air figure (14800), not Dehradun's Train figure.
Percentage more = (Difference / Base value) x 100 = (3700 / 14800) x 100 = 25%.
Therefore, Dehradun's Train tourists are 25% more than Chandigarh's Air tourists.
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