ADARSHREDDY1 wrote:
Can someone explain how 2nd answer is 2011?
For Q2- It asked for the year which has a maximum % Change in Imports than the previous. Let us assume 100 Billions = 1 point = 1P, so 1800 Billioin= 18P
1. 2010, we can ignore this cause we dont have 2009 Data.
2. 2011, in 2010 ~14P and 2011 ~18P i.e, 18/14 we have~28% Growth
3. 2012, in 2011 ~18P and 2012 ~18P Growth= 18/18~very least growth
4. 2013, in 2012 ~18P and 2013 ~20P Growth= 20/18~11% Growth
5. 2014, in 2013 ~20P and 2014 ~22P Growth= 22/20~10% Growth
6. 2015, in 2014 ~22P and 2015 ~17P Growth= 22/17~23% Loss
7. 2016, in 2015 ~17P and 2016 ~16P Growth= 17/16~06% Loss
8. 2017, in 2016 ~16P and 2017 ~18P Growth= 18/16~12% Growth
After checking all the events, we can say in the year 2011 we have major change, i.e,
28% Growth, Ofcourse these values are not accurate but closly represent to the data, this helps to resolve easily.
Please correct me if I miss anything.
Thank you