Question
Find the ratio of the number of Cello water bottles sold
by shop D to the total number of Milton water bottles sold by shop A. Read the following information below and the answer the given questions: The pie chart given below shows the number of water bottles (Cello + Milton) sold by five different shops (A, B, C, D and E). Note: (i) Number of Cello water bottles sold is one-fourth of the number of Milton water bottles sold by each shop. (ii) Total number of water bottles sold by shop (B + C) is 250.Solution
Percentage of total number of water bottles sold by shop B and C = [100 – (20 + 30 + 25)]% = 25% => 25% ----- 250 => 100% ------ 1000 Total number of water bottles sold by all the shops together = 1000 Number of water bottles sold by shop D = 30% of 1000 = 300 Let number of Milton water bottles sold by shop D be x. Number of Cello water bottles sold by shop D = x/4 According to the question, => x + x/4 = 300 => 5x = 1200 => x = 240 Milton water bottles sold by shop D = 240 Cello water bottles sold by shop D = 240/4 = 60 Similarly, Required ratio = 60: 160 = 3:8
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