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a

Rs. 72,000\text{Rs. } 72,000

b

Rs. 3,600\text{Rs. } 3,600

Rs. 28,800\text{Rs. } 28,800

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Here are the solutions to the questions based on the given pie chart:

Part a· 2 steps

Find the total monthly expenditure.

  1. Determine the total angle in a circle.

    The total angle in a pie chart is 360∘360^\circ.

  2. Use the given conversion factor to find the total expenditure.

    Given that 1∘1^\circ represents Rs. 200.
    Total monthly expenditure = Total angle ×\times Value per degree
    Total monthly expenditure = 360∘×Rs. 200/degree360^\circ \times \text{Rs. } 200/\text{degree}

    Total monthly expenditure=360×200\text{Total monthly expenditure} = 360 \times 200 Total monthly expenditure=72000\text{Total monthly expenditure} = 72000

    The total monthly expenditure is Rs. 72,000.

    The final answer for part (a) is Rs. 72,000\boxed{\text{Rs. } 72,000}.

Part b

Rs. 3,600\text{Rs. } 3,600

Find expenditure amount on food and on the hotel and then compare between them.

  1. Identify the angle for Food expenditure from the pie chart.

    Angle for Food = 18∘18^\circ.

  2. Calculate the expenditure on Food.

    Expenditure on Food = Angle for Food ×\times Value per degree
    Expenditure on Food = 18∘×Rs. 200/degree18^\circ \times \text{Rs. } 200/\text{degree}

    Expenditure on Food=18×200\text{Expenditure on Food} = 18 \times 200 Expenditure on Food=3600\text{Expenditure on Food} = 3600

    The expenditure on Food is Rs. 3,600.

  3. Identify the angle for Hotel expenditure from the pie chart.

    Angle for Hotel = 144∘144^\circ.

  4. Calculate the expenditure on Hotel.

    Expenditure on Hotel = Angle for Hotel ×\times Value per degree
    Expenditure on Hotel = 144∘×Rs. 200/degree144^\circ \times \text{Rs. } 200/\text{degree}

    Expenditure on Hotel=144×200\text{Expenditure on Hotel} = 144 \times 200 Expenditure on Hotel=28800\text{Expenditure on Hotel} = 28800

    The expenditure on Hotel is Rs. 28,800.

  5. Compare the expenditure on Food and Hotel.

    To compare, we can find the difference between the two expenditures.
    Difference = Expenditure on Hotel - Expenditure on Food

    Difference=28800−3600\text{Difference} = 28800 - 3600 Difference=25200\text{Difference} = 25200

    The expenditure on Hotel is Rs. 25,200 more than the expenditure on Food.

    The final answer for part (b) is:
    Expenditure on Food: Rs. 3,600\boxed{\text{Rs. } 3,600}
    Expenditure on Hotel: Rs. 28,800\boxed{\text{Rs. } 28,800}
    Comparison: The expenditure on Hotel is Rs. 25,200 more than on Food.

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