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Study the given graph and answer the following question.

The number of lecturers recruited in state A in the year 2017 was what percentage of the number of lecturers recruited in state B in the year 2019 ? (Correct to 2 decimal places)

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  1. 42.50% 
  2. 36.25% 
  3. 45.45% 
  4. 56.23% 

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Option 3 : 45.45% 
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Given:

No. of lecturers in state A in 2017 = 10

No. of lecturers in state B in 2019 = 22

Formula used:

Percentage = 

Calculations:

According to the formula,

⇒ Percentage =  = 45.45%

⇒ Hence, No. of lecturers in state A in 2017 is 45.45% of state B in 2019

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