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Question: The line graph shows the number of teddy bears Latika sold from January to April. If she earned \(48...

The line graph shows the number of teddy bears Latika sold from January to April. If she earned 484484 for every teddy bear sold, how much more did she earn in April than in March?

A) 14801480
B) 54055405
C) 48404840
D) 484484

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Solution

In this question, we have been told that the price of each teddy bear is 484484 and we have been given the number of teddy bears sold each month. We have been asked how much more did Lalita earn in April than in March. For this, we will first calculate the number of teddy bears sold in March and April individually. Then, we will multiply the number of Teddy bears with the price of each teddy bear to find how she earned in both the months. Next, we will subtract her income in March from the income earned in April. The result of subtraction will be our answer.

Complete step-by-step solution:
We are given a line graph here showing the number of teddy bears sold in four months of the year. We have been asked to calculate the difference in her earnings in the month of March and April. Using the graph and the price of each teddy bear, let us calculate her earnings in March and April.
March:
Number of teddy bears = 3030
Price of each teddy bear = 484484
Her earnings in March = 30×484=14,52030 \times 484 = 14,520 Rs
April:
Number of teddy bears = 4040
Price of each teddy bear = 484484
Her earnings in April = 40×484=19,36040 \times 484 = 19,360 Rs
Difference in her earnings = earnings in April – earnings in March
=19,36014,520=4,840= 19,360 - 14,520 = 4,840 Rs

\therefore Lalita earned 4,8404,840rs more in April than in March.

Note: We can also calculate the difference in their earnings in the following way:
Number of bears sold in April = 4040
Number of bears sold in March = 3030
Number of extra bears sold in April = 4030=1040 - 30 = 10
Cost of each bear = 484484
Therefore, extra earnings in April = 10×484=4,84010 \times 484 = 4,840 Rs