Revenue share percentage increase
CMAT 2018 · Quantitative Techniques & Data Interpretation · Medium · Data Interpretation
The following pie chart provides information about the revenue share of six companies P, Q, R, S, T, U as a percentage of the total car market(in Rs.) in the year 2010. These are the only six companies producing car in the market.
Revenue shares in 2010: P = 22%, Q = 26%, R = 12%, S = 10%, T = 14%, U = 16%.
If the revenue share of company T increases by 20% in the year 2011, then find the percentage increase in the revenue share of these six companies in the year 2011 assuming that all the other companies except T generated the same revenue as they did in the year 2010.
- A.
2.8%
- B.
3.2%
- C.
1.8%
- D.
2.6%
A
Explanation
Assume total revenue in 2010 was 100. Revenue of T in 2010 = 14. Increase in revenue of T = . Since all other companies' revenue remains unchanged, total revenue increase = 2.8. Percentage increase = .
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