Data Interpretation

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The following graph shows the annual tourist arrivals (in thousands), both foreign and domestic, across five tourist regions (A to E) from 2010 to 2012.

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In 2010, the total spending per tourist in Region E was ₹6,000, and it increased by 10% in each successive year, while arrivals decreased as per the graph. What was the total spending (in ₹ crore) from Region E across 2010–2012?

245.09

256.92

233.12

234.00

✅ Correct Option: 2

Region E arrivals fall each year, while spend per tourist grows at 10% compounded from ₹6,000.

Year	Arrivals	Spend per tourist	Total spend	In ₹ crore
2010	$140{,}000$	$₹6{,}000$	$84{,}00{,}00{,}000$	$84.00$
2011	$130{,}000$	$6000 \times 1.1 = ₹6{,}600$	$85{,}80{,}00{,}000$	$85.80$
2012	$120{,}000$	$6600 \times 1.1 = ₹7{,}260$	$87{,}12{,}00{,}000$	$87.12$

Adding the three years (using $1 \text{ crore} = 10^7$ ):

$84.00 + 85.80 + 87.12 = 256.92$ crores.

Question 7

Foreign visitors to Region B form 15%, 20% and 25% of the tourist visits during 2010, 2011 and 2012 respectively. Assume that each foreign tourist spends ₹ 7,000, while each domestic tourist spends ₹ 3,000. What is the total revenue (in ₹ crores) from tourist spends during 2010–2012?

Question 8

In which region was the highest average tourist arrival recorded during 2010–2012?

Question 9

In 2012, if 10% of visitors in Region E were foreign tourists, then how many domestic tourists (in thousands) visited Region E in that year?

In 2010, the total spending per tourist in Region E was ₹6,000, and it increased by 10% in each successive year, while arrivals decreased as per the graph. What was the total spending (in ₹ crore) from Region E across 2010–2012?

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