The bar graph shows the amount of money donated by $4$ classes to a charity. How much more money must Class 4P donate so that their amount is the same as that of class 4S?

Rs.

20

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Rs.

60

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Rs.

40

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Rs.

100

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Solution

The correct option is C Rs. $40$
From the given bargraph, class $4 P$ has donated $60$ rupees and
class $4 S$ has donated $100$ rupees.
Therefore, class $4 P$ has to donate $100 - 60 = 40$ rupees so that their amount is same as that of class $4 S$ .

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The bar graph shows the amount of money donated by 4 classes to a charity. How much more money must Class 4P donate so that their amount is the same as that of class 4S?

The correct option is C Rs.40From the given bargraph, class 4P has donated 60 rupees andclass 4S has donated 100 rupees.Therefore, class 4P has to donate 100−60=40 rupees so that their amount is same as that of class4S.

The bar graph shows the amount of money donated by $4$ classes to a charity. How much more money must Class 4P donate so that their amount is the same as that of class 4S?

The correct option is C Rs. $40$
From the given bargraph, class $4 P$ has donated $60$ rupees and
class $4 S$ has donated $100$ rupees.
Therefore, class $4 P$ has to donate $100 - 60 = 40$ rupees so that their amount is same as that of class $4 S$ .