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Payal Gupta

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Neither of the statements (a) or (b) can be inferred, as we know only the percentages and not the actual values of the employee, factories or fixed capital.

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Fixed capital per factory will be proportional to the following ratios:

Central

5/8

State

4/4

Central/state

5/6

Public

6/12

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Values added per worker for various sector will be proportional to the following ratio:

Central

10/6

State

3/6

Central/state

12/3

Public

8/8

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Net profit

Net sales

Ratio

2014-15

2.5

100

0.025

2015-16

4.5

250

0.02

2016-17

6

300

0.02

2017-18

8.5

290

0.03

2018-19

12

680

0.018

Therefore, profitability is maximum for 1997-1998]

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We can again calculate the growth in profits.

 

Previous Profit

Current Profit

Difference

Percentage

2015-16

2.5

4.5

2

80%

2016-17

4.5

6

1.5

33.33%

2017-18

6.0

8.5

2.5

41.66%

2018-19

8.5

12

3.5

41.2%

The highest percentage growth in net profit relative to the previous year was achieved in 2015-2016.

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Using the graph, the percentage growth in sales are:

 

Previous Profit

Current Profit

Difference

Percentage

2015-16

100

250

150

150%

2016-17

250

300

50

20%

2017-18

300

290

–10

–3.33%

2018-19

290

680

390

134.5%

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MA → 7 students

B.Sc → 4 students

MBCA → 5 students

M.Com → 6 student

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(1) Roll number 1 and 8 have MA, M.Com and BBA as common.

(2) Roll number 3 and 6 have MA, MSC, B.Com as common.

(3) Roll number 9 and 10 have all the four common options.

(4) Roll number 2 and 5 have MSC, M.Com and MBA as common.

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