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Data Interpretation Class 12th

The XYZ manufacturing company produces a product which has 6 month demand cycle as given below:

Month	Demand in Units	Working days/month
January	600	22
February	1000	19
March	800	21
April	200	21
May	400	22
June	600	2

Company's policy is to retain safety stock of 20% of monthly demand and each month's safety stock becomes the opening stock for the next month, and opening stock for January is 100 units. Each unit requires 10 labour-hours and company works 8 hour/day.

In which month production requirement is highest?

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Payal Gupta

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Please find the answer below

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Data Interpretation Class 12th

Direction for question: Go through the table given below and solve the questions based on it.

The XYZ manufacturing company produces a product which has 6 month demand cycle as given below:

Month	Demand in Units	Working days/month
January	600	22
February	1000	19
March	800	21
April	200	21
May	400	22
June	600	2

What is the opening stock for June?

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Payal Gupta

Contributor-Level 10

Month	Opening	Demand	Resource 20%	Production	Working days
January	100	600	120	620	22
February	120	1000	200	1080	19
March	200	800	160	760	21
April	160	200	40	80	21
May	40	400	80	440	22
June	80	600	120	640	20

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Data Interpretation Class 12th

Go through the bar charts below and solve the questions that follow.

There are only three cities – A, B and C, in a state.
Following bar chart gives us the population figures of these cities (Figure in' 000):

For which year is the ratio of population of city A to the population of city B the highest?

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Payal Gupta

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The rate of increase in expenses from year 3 to year 5 is 10%. So expenditure in year 6 = 22 * 1.1 = 24.2 crore

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Go through the bar charts below and solve the questions that follow.

There are only three cities – A, B and C, in a state.
Following bar chart gives us the population figures of these cities (Figure in' 000):

If increase in the population of city can only be due to new births and decrease in population of city can only due to death, then number of new births in city A in year 2020 is (in' 000):

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Payal Gupta

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The difference between the expenditure in year 2 and year 1 is 2% Use the options now.

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Data Interpretation Class 12th

Go through the bar charts below and solve the questions that follow.

There are only three cities – A, B and C, in a state.
Following bar chart gives us the population figures of these cities (Figure in' 000):

In which year was the population of city A the highest in state's total population?

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Payal Gupta

Contributor-Level 10

Required amount = 0.12 * 2.4 crore

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Direction for question: Go through the bar charts below and solve the questions that follow.

There are only three cities – A, B and C, in a state.
Following bar chart gives us the population figures of these cities (Figure in’ 000):

In which year did city C show the highest percentage growth in population?

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Data Interpretation Class 12th

The bar chart given below represents the performance of two students A and B while studying three different subjects with different groups of teachers. Rating given to the teachers are 1, 2, 3 with 1 being the lowest and 3 being the highest.

The bar chart also represents the percentage marks obtained by A and B in three subjects. Each subject carries 100 marks. Students always get integral marks in each subject. For example, if A studies all the three subjects from a group of teachers so that all the three teachers have 1 rating (low rating); then he gets 50% marks of the total marks of the three subject.