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If 2017 were to show the same growth as 2016 over 2015, the revenue in 2017 must be

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Add the three category bars to get the annual total. When a question says "same growth," add the \emph{absolute} increase (not percent) to the next year.
Updated On: Aug 18, 2026
  • 194 lakh
  • 187 lakh
  • 172 lakh
  • 177 lakh
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The Correct Option is D

Solution and Explanation

Step 1: Let \(T_{2015}\), \(T_{2016}\) be the chart totals. Growth rate \(g=(T_{2016}-T_{2015})/T_{2015}\).

Step 2: Applying the same rate again: \(T_{2017}=T_{2016}(1+g)=T_{2016}^2/T_{2015}\).

Step 3: Evaluating with the chart's totals gives \(T_{2017}=177\) lakh. \[ \boxed{177\text{ lakh}} \]
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