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Answer 1

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43.

Given: There are 100 families in a

country,

the average per capita income of these families is 10,000 the average per capita income of 50 of

these families is 5000.

To Find : The average per capita income of the remaining families is

(a) * 5000

(b) 10000

(c) 15000

(d) 20000

Solution:

Number of Families = 100

average per capita income of 100

Families = Rs 10000

Total Capita Income of 100 Families = 100 +10000 = 1000000 Rs

the average per capita income of 50 of these families is 5000.

=> Capita Income of 50 families = 50 5000 = 250000 Rs

Remaining Families = 100-50=50

Remaining capita income = 1000000 250000 = 750000 Rs

The average per capita income of the remaining families = 750000/50 = 15000 Rs

Correct option is (c) rupees 15000

44.

1. INDICATOR (a) Name: Gross domestic product (GDP) per capita. current market prices by the population. A variation of the indicator could be the growth in real GDP per capita, which is derived as the percentage change in real GDP divided by the population.

Answer 2

Answer:

43.

Given: There are 100 families in a

country,

the average per capita income of these families is 10,000 the average per capita income of 50 of

these families is 5000.

To Find : The average per capita income of the remaining families is

(a) * 5000

(b) 10000

(c) 15000

(d) 20000

Solution:

Number of Families = 100

average per capita income of 100

Families = Rs 10000

Total Capita Income of 100 Families = 100 +10000 = 1000000 Rs

the average per capita income of 50 of these families is 5000.

=> Capita Income of 50 families = 50 5000 = 250000 Rs

Remaining Families = 100-50=50

Remaining capita income = 1000000 250000 = 750000 Rs

The average per capita income of the remaining families = 750000/50 = 15000 Rs

Correct option is (c) rupees 15000

44.

1. INDICATOR (a) Name: Gross domestic product (GDP) per capita. current market prices by the population. A variation of the indicator could be the growth in real GDP per capita, which is derived as the percentage change in real GDP divided by the population.