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Direction: Study the given information carefully and answer the questions that follow. The given below graph shows the percentage distribution of the number of cakes baked by 5 shops (A, B, C, D and E) on a given day. Total number of cakes baked by the 5 shops were 400.
Note: Number of cakes unsold = Number of cakes baked – Number of cakes ordered All the ordered cakes are to be considered as cakes sold.
If the next day, number of cakes ordered increased by 20% for shop B, while the number of cakes baked by shop B remained the same, then the number of cakes unsold by Shop B is more than how many shops?
1
3
2
4
Cannot be determined
No. of cakes sold by B after 20% increase = 120% of 60 = 72 No. of unsold cakes for B = 80 – 72 = 8 Thus, the number of cakes unsold by Shop B is still more than two shops, i.e. D and E.
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