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    MAXFORT SCHOOL- ROHINI; WORKSHEET- Diagrammatic Presentation

    Multiple Bar Diagram- Used when two or more inter-related variables are to be compared.

    Q1. The following data relate to various relates to various deposits (in Rs cr) of a bank in a town. Prepare a
    multiple bar diagram:
    Year Current Deposit Saving Deposit Fixed Deposit
    2002 56 26 18
    2003 38 42 20
    2004 32 43 25
    2005 40 30 30

    Q2. Draw a bar diagram from the following data:


    Year 2007 2008 2009 2010
    Exports (Rs in cr) 73 80 85 80
    Imports (Rs in cr) 70 72 74 85

    Sub- divided Bar Diagram

    Q3. Show the following details of the monthly expenditure of two families given below by sub- divided or
    component bar diagram:
    Items of Expenditure Family A Family B
    Food 10,000 12000
    Clothing 5000 10000
    House Rent 4000 6000
    Miscellanous 4500 8000
    Saving 1500 4000

    Q4. Represent the following data by sub- divided bar diagram:


    Patrticular A(Rs) B(Rs)
    Price per unit 3 2
    Quntity Sold 75 100
    Value of Raw Material 175 150
    Other expenses 30 25
    Profit 20 25

    Percentage Bar Diagram


    Q5. Represent the following data by (i) sub- divided bar diagram (ii) Sub- divided bar diagram on percentage
    basis:
    Proceeds Per chair Factory A Factory B
    Wages 160 200
    Material 120 300
    Other Expenses 80 150
    Total 360 650
    Selling Price 400 600
    Profit or Loss(+/-) (+) 40 (-)50
    Q6. Represent the data relating to the cost of production in a factory by means of percentage bar diagram:
    Element of cost( Rs Items
    in ‘000) A B C
    Raw material 75 55 60
    Wages 45 30 25
    Factory Overhead 15 10 30
    Office Overhead 5 15 5
    MAXFORT SCHOOL- ROHINI; WORKSHEET- Diagrammatic Presentation
    Multiple Bar Diagram- Used when two or more inter-related variables are to be compared.
    Q1. The following data relate to various relates to various deposits (in Rs cr) of a bank in a town. Prepare a
    multiple bar diagram:
    Year Current Deposit Saving Deposit Fixed Deposit
    2002 56 26 18
    2003 38 42 20
    2004 32 43 25
    2005 40 30 30
    Q2. Draw a bar diagram from the following data:
    Year 2007 2008 2009 2010
    Exports (Rs in cr) 73 80 85 80
    Imports (Rs in cr) 70 72 74 85
    Sub- divided Bar Diagram
    Q3. Show the following details of the monthly expenditure of two families given below by sub- divided or
    component bar diagram:
    Items of Expenditure Family A Family B
    Food 10,000 12000
    Clothing 5000 10000
    House Rent 4000 6000
    Miscellanous 4500 8000
    Saving 1500 4000
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    MAXFORT SCHOOL- ROHINI; WORKSHEET- Diagrammatic Presentation
    Multiple Bar Diagram- Used when two or more inter-related variables are to be compared.
    Q1. The following data relate to various relates to various deposits (in Rs cr) of a bank in a town. Prepare a
    multiple bar diagram:
    Year Current Deposit Saving Deposit Fixed Deposit
    2002 56 26 18
    2003 38 42 20
    2004 32 43 25
    2005 40 30 30
    Q2. Draw a bar diagram from the following data:
    Year 2007 2008 2009 2010
    Exports (Rs in cr) 73 80 85 80
    Imports (Rs in cr) 70 72 74 85
    Sub- divided Bar Diagram
    Q3. Show the following details of the monthly expenditure of two families given below by sub- divided or
    component bar diagram:
    Items of Expenditure Family A Family B
    Food 10,000 12000
    Clothing 5000 10000
    House Rent 4000 6000
    Miscellanous 4500 8000
    Saving 1500 4000
    Q4. Represent the following data by sub- divided bar diagram:
    Patrticular A(Rs) B(Rs)
    Price per unit 3 2
    Quntity Sold 75 100
    Value of Raw Material 175 150
    Other expenses 30 25
    Profit 20 25
    Percentage Bar Diagram
    Q5. Represent the following data by (i) sub- divided bar diagram (ii) Sub- divided bar diagram on percentage basis:
    Proceeds Per chair Factory A Factory B
    Wages 160 200
    Material 120 300
    Other Expenses 80 150
    Total 360 650
    Selling Price 400 600
    Profit or Loss(+/-) (+) 40 (-)50
    Q6. Represent the data relating to the cost of production in a factory by means of percentage bar diagram:
    Element of cost( Rs in Items
    ‘000) A B C
    Raw material 75 55 60
    Wages 45 30 25
    Factory Overhead 15 10 30
    Office Overhead 5 15 5

    Q4. Represent the following data by sub- divided bar diagram:


    Patrticular A(Rs) B(Rs)
    Price per unit 3 2
    Quntity Sold 75 100
    Value of Raw Material 175 150
    Other expenses 30 25
    Profit 20 25
    Percentage Bar Diagram
    Q5. Represent the following data by (i) sub- divided bar diagram (ii) Sub- divided bar diagram on percentage basis:
    Proceeds Per chair Factory A Factory B
    Wages 160 200
    Material 120 300
    Other Expenses 80 150
    Total 360 650
    Selling Price 400 600
    Profit or Loss(+/-) (+) 40 (-)50
    Q6. Represent the data relating to the cost of production in a factory by means of percentage bar diagram:
    Element of cost( Rs in Items
    ‘000) A B C
    Raw material 75 55 60
    Wages 45 30 25
    Factory Overhead 15 10 30
    Office Overhead 5 15 5

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