GATE ME 2014 Set 2 — Question 9

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MCQ+2 / -0.67MediumData Interpretation (Bar, Pie, Graphs, Tables)Quantitative AptitudeGeneral Aptitude

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The total exports and revenues from the exports of a country are given in the two charts shown below. The pie chart for exports shows the quantity of each item exported as a percentage of the total quantity of exports. The pie chart for the revenues shows the percentage of the total revenue generated through export of each item. The total quantity of exports of all the items is 500 thousand tonnes and the total revenues are 250 crore rupees. Which item among the following has generated the maximum revenue per kg?
Pie charts showing the percentage distribution of exports and revenues for six items
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