Data Interpretation

Bar Graphs

Easy

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.

Figure for UGAT Bangalore 2025 Actual Paper QA question 8 (Data Interpretation)

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

✅ Correct Option: 4

Each region has the same three years, so comparing the three-year totals is enough — no need to divide until the end.

Region	2010	2011	2012	Total	Average
A	121	140	138	399	$133.0$
B	125	115	170	410	$136.\overline{6}$
C	125	140	110	375	$125.0$
D	105	130	140	375	$125.0$
E	140	130	120	390	$130.0$

Region B has the largest total at $410$ thousand: $\frac{410}{3} \approx 136.67 \text{ thousand}$

Question 6

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?

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

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