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प्रश्न
The following table shows the population and worker population ratio for India in 1999-2000. Can you estimate the workforce (urban and total) for India?
Region |
Estimates of population (in crores) |
Worker Population Ratio |
Estimated No. of Workers (in crores) |
Rural
|
71.88
|
41.9
|
`71.88/100 xx 41.9 = 30.12` |
Urban
|
28.52
|
33.7
|
? |
Total |
100.40 |
39.5 |
? |
उत्तर
Region |
Estimates of population (in crores) |
Worker Population Ratio |
Estimated No. of Workers (in crores) |
Rural
|
71.88
|
41.9
|
`71.88/100 xx 41.9 = 30.12` |
Urban
|
28.52
|
33.7
|
`28.52/100 xx 33.7 = 9.61124` |
Total |
100.40 |
39.5 |
`100.40/100 xx 39.5 = 39.658` |
Estimated no. of workers in urban areas = `28.52/100 xx 33.7 = 9.61124`
Total workforce in India = `100.40/100 xx 39.5 = 39.658`
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