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GMAT Ratios & Percents from Table practice questions

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Practice Question 1easyTable Analysis

Sales performance of three products in the last quarter.
Product	Revenue	Cost
X	1200	700
Y	800	400
Z	600	300

The table below shows the sales performance of three products in a company's portfolio during the last quarter. Analyze the data to determine which of the following statements is correct.

Product X had the highest revenue.

Product Y's cost was less than $500.

The total profit of all products was greater than $1,000.

Product Z had the lowest revenue among all products.

Practice Question 2easyTable Analysis

The table shows ticket sales for six venues across two periods.
Venue	Period 1	Period 2
A	400	450
B	250	550
C	600	800
D	300	600
E	300	700
F	800	600

The table shows ticket sales for six venues across two periods. Evaluate the following statements based on the data provided.

Venue C's Period 2 sales were at least 125% of its Period 1 sales.

The ratio of Venue E's Period 2 sales to Venue D's Period 2 sales was less than 1.5.

Venue B accounted for more than 15% of total sales across all venues in Period 1.

Practice Question 3mediumTable Analysis

The table shows ticket sales data for four venues over a one-month period.
Venue	Tickets Sold	Revenue
A	1000	15000
B	700	11000
C	800	12000
D	500	7000

The table below shows ticket sales data for four venues over a one-month period. For each statement, determine whether the condition stated is true based on the data provided.

Venue A's total revenue was at least 25% higher than Venue B's.

Venue C had the highest average ticket price among all venues.

Venue D's total revenue was less than half of Venue A's.

Practice Question 4mediumTable Analysis

The table shows shipping times and distances for six different routes.
Route	Shipping Time (hours)	Distance (miles)
A	10	25
B	15	30
C	8	20
D	12	24
E	9	18
F	11	22

The table shows shipping times and distances for six different routes. Evaluate the following statements based on the data provided.

Route A has the fastest shipping time per mile.

Route C has a shipping time per mile that is less than 50% of Route B's.

The average shipping time per mile across all routes is less than 0.5 hours per mile.

Practice Question 5hardTable Analysis

Quarterly performance metrics for five distinct products.
Product	Revenue	Cost	Profit
A	500	200	300
B	800	400	400
C	900	400	500
D	1200	800	400
E	700	400	300

The table below shows the quarterly performance metrics for five distinct products of a company. Analyze the data to determine which of the following statements is correct.

The product with the highest revenue also has the highest profit margin.

The total profit of all products combined is more than $5,000.

Product E's cost is less than half of its revenue.

Product B's profit margin is greater than Product A's profit margin.

The product with the lowest cost also has the lowest profit.

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