Study the given graph and select the most appropriate option to fill in the blanks. Consider the percentage of workers in three categories, Skilled, Semi-skilled and Un-skilled in four companies, A, B, C and D in the graph below.

If all the companies have same number of total workers, then the company _ has the highest number of Un-skilled workers and the company __ has the lowest number of Skilled workers.

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Answer 1

Given:

Percentage of Skilled, Semi-skilled, and Un-skilled workers in companies A, B, C, and D:

Company A: Skilled = 30%, Semi-skilled = 40%, Un-skilled = 30%

Company B: Skilled = 25%, Semi-skilled = 30%, Un-skilled = 45%

Company C: Skilled = 40%, Semi-skilled = 40%, Un-skilled = 20%

Company D: Skilled = 40%, Semi-skilled = 25%, Un-skilled = 35%

Formula used:

To find the company with the highest and lowest percentages in specific categories, compare the given percentages.

Calculation:

Highest number of Un-skilled workers:

⇒ Company B: 45% Un-skilled (Highest)

Lowest number of Skilled workers:

⇒ Company B: 25% Skilled (Lowest)

∴ The company B has the highest number of Un-skilled workers and the lowest number of Skilled workers.