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Let the total cost is 100, then Marketing cost = 30, New Marketing cost after the increase of 20% = 1.2 (30) = 36, New Total cost = 106. So, the percentage shown of Marketing cost.

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Let the total cost is 100, then Publishing cost = 35% of 100 = 35 & Marketing Cost = 30 % of 100 = 30. So, by  the Publishing cost is 16.66% more than the Marketing cost.

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Let the total cost of writing the book is x.

So, 12 % of x =14400, Cost of Others = 15% of Total cost = 15 % of 1,20,000 = 18,000.

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Verify the choices one by one.

(a) The total sales of all the four companies was different in each month, hence (a) is false.

(b) For the given period:

Total Sales of C1 = 175 +150 + 225 + 250 + 150 + 200 = 1150.

Total Sales of C3 = 75 + 75 + 100 + 100 + 50 + 75 = 475.

Hence, (b) is false.

(c) Total Sa

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Month = C3/Total Sales*100

January 75550  ×  100  =  13.6%

February 75500  ×  100  =  15%

March 100700  ×  100  =  14.28%

April 100800  ×  100  =  12.5%

May 50450  ×  100  =  11.11%

June 75650  ×  100  =  11.53%

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Month = C1/Total Sales * 100

January (175550)  ×  100  =  31.31%

February  (150500)  ×  100  = 30%

March  (225700)  ×  100  =  32.14%

April  (250800)  ×  100  =  31.25%

May  (150450)  ×  100  =  33.33%

June  (200650)  ×  100  =  30.7%

No month have sales more than 33.33%. Hence option (d)

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Month = C3/ (C2+C4)

January  (75100  +  200)  =  25%

February  (75100  + 175)  =  27.27%

March  (100125  +  250)  =  26.66%

April  (100150  +  300)  =  22.22%

May 5075  +  175  =  20%

June 75100  +  275  =  20%

Hence, the required percentage was the most in the month of February.

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