How to solve data interpretation problems 

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Data interpretation questions will come handy for infosys exams. However, infosys is not hiring through elitmus these days. Accenture should be your aim through elitmus right now.

Options can be quite tricky. I personally don't recommend guessing answers, rather focus on clarity of concepts. Still thanks for the feedback and happy learning !

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Question wants us to solve in terms of percentages like Japan accounts for what percentage of the developed countries . Plz read the question very carefully again. Any doubt is welcome !

@@teachmycourse is 36%(developed countries percentage) applicable for all the countries in the pie chart? Because my doubt was, if developed countries Is applicable for only few countries in the pie chart then calculating Japan percentage out of 360 is not right and we have to add all the developed countries angles and then calculate Japan's percentage. Am I right here?...

All countries = 360 degree = 100% Out of which Developed countries =36% Japan = 36 degree = 10 % of total countries. Now we are comparing the percentage points of Japan to that of developed countries irrespective of whether Japan is considered as developed or not I hope it helps.

@@teachmycourse oh okay okay.... I understood now... 😂,... I generally understand questions right but not this time... Thanks for answering this...

@@pavanbhargav235 sure and happy learning :)