Assume that it's your favorite fruit season, say Mango. Refer the bar graph shown below and find the total sale of mango(in Kg) in the given two days.

25.5 Kg

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30 Kg

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38 Kg

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40 Kg

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Solution

The correct option is D
40 Kg

The given bar graph depicts the sales of each fruit on Monday and Tuesday. The height of the bars quantifies the sales for that particular fruit on these days. Here, we consider the fruit Mango, we can see that it has sales of 17.5 kg on Monday and 22.5 Kg on Tuesday.

So, the total of 17.5 + 22.5 = 40 Kg.

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