Instructions

Answer the questions based on the given data on the tourism sector in India.

Question 25

Let ‘R’ be the ratio of Foreign Exchange Earnings from Tourism in India (in US $ million) to Foreign Tourist Arrivals in India (in million). Assume that R increases linearly over the years. If we draw a pie chart of R for all the years, the angle subtended by the biggest sector in the pie chart would be approximately:

Name: Let ‘R’ be the ratio of Foreign Exchange Earnings from Tourism in India (in US $ million) to Foreign Tourist Arrivals in India (in million). Assume that R increases linearly over the years. If we draw a pie chart of R for all the years, the angle subtended by the biggest sector in the pie chart would be approximately:
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Description: Let ‘R’ be the ratio of Foreign Exchange Earnings from Tourism in India (in US $ million) to Foreign Tourist Arrivals in India (in million). Assume that R increases linearly over the years. If we draw a pie chart of R for all the years, the angle subtended by the biggest sector in the pie chart would be approximately:

Solution

If we try to plot a pie chart using the values of R for all the years, 2011 will subtend maximum value since its R value is maximum among all the years.

Angle = $$\frac{2633.39}{26415.49}\times\ 360^0$$

=35.88 = $$36^{0}$$ approximately.

C is the correct answer.