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Percentage of Maharashtra

$=\frac{59}{100}*\frac{100}{10}*3625=2137.5$

4% of India's crops in 2017-18 = 3625,  

India's export = 3625 * 25 = 90625

MP crops export = 1.23 * 10^-3 * (Indian exports)

So, the value of the India's export of crops  $=\frac{3625}{1.25*10^{-3}}lakhs=29*104lakhs$

Crops exports in 2017-18

= Rs. (17+30+300+200+60)lacs

= Rs. 607 lacs

Crops export in 2019-20

= Rs. (100 + 750 + 301 + 280 + 90)

= Rs. 1521 lacs

% growth $=\frac{\left(1521-607\right)}{607*2}*100=75\mathrm{\%}$

Availability of nutrient is maximum in June which is equal to (120 * number of beverages) + (60 * number of beverages) = (120 * 6.8 + 60 * 32) Lacs = 1920 + 816      

=  Rs. 2736 Lacs which is maximum.

Profit made on June

= (320 * 0.093) + (160 * 0.37) = Rs. 88.96 lakhss

which is the highest.

Clearly for the line graph, the change is maximum in June

The difference between the sum of D1 and D2 dishes is maximum in the month of July. So, with respect to the sum of D1 and D2 dishes least beverages order in month of July.

Difference = 26638– 24882 = 1756

Percentage difference

$=\frac{1756}{26638}*100=6.5\%$

Growth in production of Gaya in 2019 = 27998 – 17698 = 10300

% growth $=\frac{10300*100}{17698}\approx 58\%$