Income and Expenditure

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(CAT 2004)

The data points in the figure below represent monthly income and expenditure data of individual members of the Ahuja family (■ ), the Bose family (□ ), the Coomar family (○ ), and the Dubey family (● ). For these questions, savings is defined as





1. Which family has the lowest average income?
a. Ahuja
b. Bose
c. Coomar
d. Dubey

2. Which family has the highest average expenditure?
a. Ahuja
b. Bose
c. Coomar
d. Dubey

3. Which family has the lowest average savings?
a. Ahuja
b. Bose
c. Coomar
d. Dubey

4. The highest amount of savings accrues to a member of which family?
a. Ahuja
b. Bose
c. Coomar

d. Dubey


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