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Following column bar chart shows last 7 years movement in Indian economy benchmark index - Sensex.
Based on the given information use the drop-down menus to most accurately complete the following statements
1. The greatest increase in Sensex from any given year to succeeding year was .
2. Sensex in 2007 was % of Sensex in 2008.
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1. The greatest increase in Sensex from any given year to succeeding year was .
2. Sensex in 2007 was % of Sensex in 2008.
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07 Sep 2018, 21:14
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Q1.
Notice that the difference between Sensex of the year 2009 and the year 2008 is the maximum, where 2008 and 2009 are the consecutive years.
Sensex in 2009=17500 (Approx.)
Sensex in 2008=9000 (Approx.)
Difference=17500-9000=8500(approx.)
Ans. (D) is the best match.
Q2.
Sensex in 2007=18000 (Approx.)
Sensex in 2008=9000 (Approx.)
\(\frac{S_{2007}}{S_{2008}}*100=\frac{18000}{9000}*100\)=200%
Ans. (D)
Notice that the difference between Sensex of the year 2009 and the year 2008 is the maximum, where 2008 and 2009 are the consecutive years.
Sensex in 2009=17500 (Approx.)
Sensex in 2008=9000 (Approx.)
Difference=17500-9000=8500(approx.)
Ans. (D) is the best match.
Q2.
Sensex in 2007=18000 (Approx.)
Sensex in 2008=9000 (Approx.)
\(\frac{S_{2007}}{S_{2008}}*100=\frac{18000}{9000}*100\)=200%
Ans. (D)
16 Oct 2024, 18:29
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but we can calculate from 2005 and 2006 difference also?
