Explanation

A two-variable Data Table evaluates the result by changing two input variables.

Example

Suppose a business wants to compare:

• Selling Price
• Quantity

Quantity ↓ / Price →	₹400	₹500	₹600
50
100
150
200

Each cell shows the resulting profit.

Use Cases

Two-variable Data Tables are useful for:

• Pricing analysis
• Sales forecasting
• Loan calculations
• Investment planning
• Production planning

Practice

Create a two-variable Data Table using:

Quantity: 50, 100, 150, 200

Price: ₹400, ₹500, ₹600

Analyze the resulting profit.