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The line chart given below shows the profit percentage of a company on 5 different products P1, P2, P3, P4 and P5.

The revenue of product P3 is Rs. 38100. What is expenditure of product P3?

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A27813

B30000

C30480

D48387

Answer:

B. 30000

Read Explanation:

  • Revenue (Sales Price): The total income generated by a company from its business activities. It's the amount received from selling products or services.

  • Expenditure (Cost Price): The total amount spent by a company to produce or acquire goods and services. This includes manufacturing costs, operational costs, etc.

  • Profit: The financial gain when the Revenue is greater than the Expenditure.Profit = Revenue - Expenditure.

  • Profit Percentage: The percentage of profit earned in relation to the Expenditure. It indicates the efficiency of a business operation.

Formula for Profit Percentage

  • The standard formula to calculate Profit Percentage is:

    Profit Percentage = [(Revenue - Expenditure) / Expenditure] * 100

  • This can be rearranged to find Revenue or Expenditure if other values are known:

    Revenue = Expenditure * (1 + Profit Percentage / 100)

    or equivalently

    Revenue = Expenditure * [(100 + Profit Percentage) / 100]

Step-by-Step Calculation for Product P3

  1. Identify Profit Percentage for P3: From the given line chart, locate product P3 and its corresponding profit percentage. For P3, the profit percentage is 27%.

  2. Identify Given Revenue: The problem states that the revenue for product P3 is Rs. 38100.

  3. Apply the Formula: Use the rearranged formula to find the Expenditure:

    Revenue = Expenditure × [(100 + Profit Percentage) / 100]

  4. Substitute the Values:

    38100 = Expenditure × [(100 + 27) / 100]

    38100 = Expenditure × [127 / 100]

  5. Solve for Expenditure: To find the Expenditure, multiply Revenue by 100 and divide by (100 + Profit Percentage):

    Expenditure = 38100 × (100 / 127)

    Expenditure = 3810000 / 127

    Expenditure = Rs. 30000


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Company

No of units Manufactured

(in thousands)

Sold

A

42

30

B

45

32

C

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26

D

51

36

E

54

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