Discussion
The following graph shows the sale of few items of a garment company for three months.
What is the percentage of sale of shirts in January over the total sales in the month of January?
Answer: B
The percentage is 12%.
The January sales (blue bars) are shirt 3, trouser 5, coat 7, T-shirt 4 and jacket 6, which total 25 million units. Shirts are 3 of those.
\[ \frac{3}{25}\times100=12\% \]
20%, 17% and 25% would need a different shirt figure or total.
The graph is a three-dimensional bar chart with three rows of bars: blue for January, orange for March and grey for May. Only the blue bars are needed here. The values 3, 5, 7, 4 and 6 add to 25, and the share of shirts is 3 out of 25, which is 12%.
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