SRCC GBO 2024 Question Paper

First, let's create a table with the sales, expenditures, and profits values for each year.

The pie chart shows that 20% of the sales in 2020 were from the US, or 20% of 400 is 80 million.

Similarly, calculating for the other years and calculating, we get the following table:

In the year 2021, the % increase in sales is 16/80 * 100 = 20%; in 2022, it is 4/96 * 100 [less than 5%], whereas in the year 2023, the %change in sales is 24/100 * 100 = 24%

=> 2023 has the highest % increase in sales.

First, let's create a table with the sales, expenditures, and profits values for each year.

The pie chart shows that 20% of the sales in 2020 were from the US, or 20% of 400 is 80 million.

Similarly, calculating for the other years and calculating, we get the following table:

The average profit for the 4 years = (8 + 6 + 10 + 16)/4 = 10.

First, let's create a table with the sales, expenditures, and profits values for each year.

The pie chart shows that 20% of the sales in 2020 were from the US, or 20% of 400 is 80 million.

Similarly, calculating for the other years and calculating, we get the following table:

The profit per rupee of equity calculation is as follows:

In 2020: 8/8 = 1

In 2021: 6/12 = 0.5

In 2022: 10/16 = 0.62

In 2023: 16/28 = 0.57

=> In 2020, it is the highest.

First, let's create a table with the sales, expenditures, and profits values for each year.

The pie chart shows that 20% of the sales in 2020 were from the US, or 20% of 400 is 80 million.

Similarly, calculating for the other years and calculating, we get the following table:

The sales per rupee of expenditure calculation is as follows:

In 2020: 80/72 = 1.111

In 2021: 96/90 = 1.066

In 2022: 100/90 = 1.111

In 2023: 124/108 = 1.15

=> In 2021, it is the lowest of the above values.

From the table, we can see that in the year 2018-2019, Company D shows (25/135)*100% = 18.52% increase in market value, which is higher than any other changes.

The correct option is B