Direction.
Directions: Study the graph given below to answer these questions.
Which year was the least profitable from the fiscal point of view?
1993
1994
1995
1996
Correct Answer :
C. 1995
manufacturing cost
1993 = 160 × 130 = Rs. 20800 million
1994 = 150 × 170 = Rs. 25500 million
1995 = 195 × 190 = Rs. 37050 million
1996 = 160 × 210 = Rs. 33600 million
Now, we apply Profit = sales cost, we get least profit earned in the year 1995
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700
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