Type Tables : Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning

 Example Type : Tables

A company has compiled data on the number of products sold in each of its stores over the past year. The data is presented in the table below:

StoreProducts Sold (in thousands)
A25
B35
C40
D30
E20

If the company had a total of 150,000 products sold over the past year, which store had the highest percentage of products sold?

A) Store A
B) Store B
C) Store C
D) Store D
E) Store E

To solve this problem, you would need to calculate the percentage of products sold for each store and then determine which store had the highest percentage. The percentage of products sold for each store can be calculated by dividing the number of products sold by the total number of products sold and multiplying by 100%. Using this method, you would find that Store C had the highest percentage of products sold, so the correct answer is C) Store C.

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