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infreege wrote: The table shows the advertising expenses of four car companies in 2002, comparing five categories: press, cinema, radio, outdoors and TV.

Three car manufacturers preferred TV advertisement to other advertisement types given, except for Car B, which spent the most on cinema advertisement.(<--Reword to: "Cars A, C and D spent the most on TV advertising, $33,010, $40,300 and $55,300 respectively, while Car B only spent $5,300 on TV advertising.") While Cars A and D spent the least on advertising via cinema, $1,000 and $15,000, Cars B and D spent the least on radio, $1,200 each, and press, $1,900 and $1,050, respectively.

Car A heavily invested in TV advertising by spending $33,030, more than three the other four categories combined. Also, this company showed the lowest expenditure on cinema advertising among the four companies. Car B spent approximately the same amount on press and outdoors advertisements, at $1,900 and $20,000 each,(<--This is not the same amount. There is $18,000 difference between these figures.) while spending the smallest amount of money on TV advertising compared to other manufacturers, with only $5,300 spent. Car C showed only $600 difference with Car D when it came to cinema advertisements. Also, its lowest investment of $12,000 was on outdoor advertisments, which was the same amount of money that Car D spent on radio.(<--This is wrong. Car C spent $12,000 on outdoor ads. Car D spent $1,200 on radio ads.) It is clear that Car D spent the biggest amount on TV advertisement among the four manufacturers.