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2011 | 175 – 100 = Rs. 75 Crores | |
2012 | 150 – 100 = Rs. 50 Crores | |
2013 | 225 – 125 = Rs. 100 Crores | |
2014 | 250 – 150 = Rs. 100 Crores | |
2015 | 150 – 75 = Rs. 75 Crores | |
2016 | 200 – 100 = Rs. 100 Crores |
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Hence, it is during four years - 2011, 2013, 2015 & 2016 (% values greater than 33.33%) that the turnover of Paytm is more than one third of the total sales. (The year 2014 is not counted, as Paytm's sales was exactly one-third of the total sales, not more than one-third)
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Reqd% = | 175 | × 100 = 12.72% |
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From option D: The sales of Shopclues were less than the sales of Snapdeal in 2016, Hence option D is false.
Hence, option C is correct.