What is the average monthly loss of revenue suffered by Unit-A and Unit-B, taken together in the months during which the loss of revenue suffered by Unit-C was more than $1000 but less than $3000?

What is the total number of defective samples of Type-P and Type-S during the year 2005?

What is the ratio of the average number of items inspected of Item-P and Item-T in all the years given above?

During the year 1990, what percentage of houses was constructed in City-B, out of the total houses constructed during that year?

What was the percentage increase in the construction of houses in all the cities from 1991 to 1993?

What is the ratio of the production of Unit-5 on Thursday to the total production of all units on Sunday?

The given table displays the number of students who appeared, passed and scored a place in the merit list of the CBSE board's matriculation examination from four districts: A, B, C and D of a state XYZ from 2011 to 2016. Study the given information and answer the question that follows. Over the years, for which district the average number of students appeared in the merit list (Mrt) is the maximum?

The given line graph displays the annual sale (in crore rupees) made by three companies: A, B and C, from 2010 to 2015. What is the difference between the average sale of three companies in the years 2011 and 2014?

The given pie chart displays the investments made (in lakh rupees) by five investors: A, B, C, D and E, in a company. The investments made by B and E together are what ratio of the investments made by C and D?

The given pie chart displays the percentage distribution of the expenditure incurred in the production and distribution of a particular snack. Study the pie chart and answer the question that follows. Suppose that the price of a snack packet is marketed at 25% above the cost price. If the market price is Rs. 60, then find the cost of packaging of a single snack packet.

The given bar graph displays the production of a product, say X (in thousand tonnes), in three units: Unit A, Unit B and Unit C of a company, from the year 2010to 2015. Calculate the ratio of average production of the product X in Unit A during 2011-13 to the average production of X in Unit C during the same period.