The annual vehicles production (In lacs) in India is given in the pie chart. If the annual production of motor cycle is 1.80 lacs, the annual production ?->(Show Answer!)

1. The annual vehicles production (In lacs) in India is given in the pie chart. If the annual production of motor cycle is 1.80 lacs, the annual production

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