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DIRECTIONS Answer the following based on the following data:
FOODGRAIN PRODUCTION IN INDIA
IN 2013 (IN LAKH TONS)
Rice
Wheat
Jowar
Pulses
Others
Punjab
45
103
-
27
29
U.P.
48
86
73
19
14
Bihar
59
32
67
31
M.P.
41
37
21
15
Kerala
22
13
11
A.P.
68
12
18
T.N.
57
8
7
10
38
28
What was the production of rice production to wheat production in India in 2013?
1 : 1
0.8 : 1
2 : 1
1.2 : 1
- Let's calculate the total production of rice and wheat in 2013.
- Rice: 45 (Punjab) + 48 (UP) + 59 (Bihar) + 41 (MP) + 37 (Kerala) + 68 (AP) + 57 (TN) + 38 (Others) = 393 lakh tons
- Wheat: 103 (Punjab) + 86 (UP) + 32 (Bihar) + 37 (MP) + 22 (Kerala) + 15 (AP) + 8 (TN) + 28 (Others) = 331 lakh tons
- Now let's find the ratio of rice to wheat production:
- Rice/Wheat = 393/331 = 1.187 = approximately 1.2 : 1
- Review the options:
- Option 1: 1 : 1 (Incorrect, rice production is not equal to wheat production)
- Option 2: 0.8 : 1 (Incorrect, rice production is more than wheat)
- Option 3: 2 : 1 (Incorrect, rice production is not double the wheat production)
- Option 4: 1.2 : 1 (Correct, as calculated)
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