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Data Question 1:

The given table shows the consumption of grains in terms of kilograms of a small village per day over the given set of years. Study the table and answer the question that follows.

Year Rice Wheat Maize Barley
1998-2000 181 50 35 26
2003-2005 167 44 39 17
2008-2010 169 38 49 25
2013-2015 150 45 51 21
2018-2020 147 54 63 24
For wheat grains, for the given set of years, the highest consumption is approximately how much percent of that of all grains consumption per day in the year 2018-2020?

  1. 13.52%
  2. 18.75%
  3. 15.32%
  4. 17.85%

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 2 : 18.75%

Data Question 1 Detailed Solution

Study the table and answer the question that follows.

Year Rice Wheat Maize Barley
1998-2000 181 50 35 26
2003-2005 167 44 39 17
2008-2010 169 38 49 25
2013-2015 150 45 51 21
2018-2020 147 54 63 24

Calculations:

Wheat is highest in year 2018-2020 with 54.

Total consumption in year 2018-2020

= 288

Percentage

= 54 × 100/288

= 18.75%

Hence The Required value is 18.75.

Data Question 2:

The given table shows the number of new employees who joined in different categories of employees in an organisation and also the number of employees from these categories who left the organisation every year since the foundation of the organisation in 2015. Study the table and answer the questions that follow.

Year

Business Analysts

Accountants

Sales Representatives

Peons

Joined

Left

Joined

Left

Joined

Left

Joined

Left

2015

80

0

35

0

50

0

73

0

2016

63

21

26

16

46

20

34

23

2017

78

28

15

5

38

15

48

29

2018

42

39

20

38

34

0

14

12

2019

67

44

14

24

22

30

21

30

 What was the total number of accountants working in the organisation in the year 2019?

  1. 110
  2. 83
  3. 27
  4. 193

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 3 : 27

Data Question 2 Detailed Solution

Given:

The given table shows the number of new employees who joined in different categories of employees in an organisation and also the number of employees from these categories who left the organisation every year since the foundation of the organisation in 2015. 

Year

Business Analysts

Accountants

Sales Representatives

Peons

Joined

Left

Joined

Left

Joined

Left

Joined

Left

2015

80

0

35

0

50

0

73

0

2016

63

21

26

16

46

20

34

23

2017

78

28

15

5

38

15

48

29

2018

42

39

20

38

34

0

14

12

2019

67

44

14

24

22

30

21

30

 

Calculations:

According to the question,

Total Accountants working = Total joined - Total left

Working = (35 + 26 + 15 + 20 + 14) - (16 + 5 + 38 + 24)

Working = 110 - 83 = 27

∴ The total number of accountants working in the organization in the year 2019 is 27.

Data Question 3:

The table given below shows the production of five companies in two years.

 

Years

Company

Y1

Y2

A

50

100

B

90

120

C

30

80

D

80

50

E

20

40


J1= The average production of A in year Y1 and Y2.

J2 = Sum of production of B, C and D in year Y1 and Y2.

What is the value of (J2/J1)?

  1. 4
  2. 5
  3. 3
  4. 6

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 4 : 6

Data Question 3 Detailed Solution

Calculation:

J1 = (50 + 100)/2

⇒ 150/2

⇒ 75

J2 = (90 + 120 + 30 + 80 + 80 + 50)

⇒ 450

So, J2/J1 = 450/75

⇒ 6

∴ The required answer is 6.

Data Question 4:

Study the given table and answer the question that follows.

The table shows the number of candidates who appeared (App), qualified (Qual) and were selected (Sel) in a competitive examination from four states Delhi, Goa, Karnataka, and Maharashtra over the years 2012 to 2016.

Years

Delhi

Goa

Karnataka

Maharashtra

 

App

Qual

Sel

App

Qual

Sel

App

Qual

Sel

App

Qual

Sel

2012

8000

850

94

7800

810

82

7500

720

78

8200

680

85

2013

4800

500

48

7500

800

65

5600

620

85

6800

600

70

2014

9500

850

90

8800

920

86

7000

650

70

7800

720

84

2015

9000

800

70

7200

850

75

8500

950

80

5700

485

60

2016

7500

640

82

7400

560

70

4800

400

48

6500

525

65


The percentage of candidates that qualified from Goa over those that appeared from Goa is highest in the year ______.

  1. 2013
  2. 2014
  3. 2012
  4. 2015

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 4 : 2015

Data Question 4 Detailed Solution

Calculation:

The percentage of candidates that qualified from Goa over those that appeared from Goa in 2012

⇒ (810/7800) × 100 = 10.38

The percentage of candidates that qualified from Goa over those that appeared from Goa in 2013

⇒ (800/7500) × 100 = 10.66

The percentage of candidates that qualified from Goa over those that appeared from Goa in 2014

⇒ (920/8800) × 100 = 10.45

The percentage of candidates that qualified from Goa over those that appeared from Goa in 2015

⇒ (850/7200) × 100 = 11.80

∴ The correct option is 4

Data Question 5:

The following table shows the marks distribution among the students in a class.

Marks No. of Students
Less than 10 2
Less than 20 5
Less than 30 6
Less than 40 8
Less than 50 10

 

How many students scored marks between 20 and 30?

  1. 2
  2. 5
  3. 1
  4. 6

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 3 : 1

Data Question 5 Detailed Solution

Calculation:

No. of students who scored less than 20 = 5

No. of students who scored less than 30 = 6

So, the number of students who scored marks between 20 and 30 = 6 - 5

⇒ 1

∴ The required answer is 1.

Data Question 6:

The table given below shows the number of players participating in two games in six different schools?

  Games
Schools A B
J 31 58
K 24 36
L 18 26
M 29 37
N 12 33
P 40 44


What is the ratio of total number of players participating in game A to the total number of players participating in game B?

  1. 117 ∶ 77
  2. 67 ∶ 116
  3. 77 ∶ 117
  4. 116 ∶ 57

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 3 : 77 ∶ 117

Data Question 6 Detailed Solution

Calculation:

Total number of players participating in game A = 31 + 24 + 18 + 29 + 12 + 40

⇒ 154

Total number of players participating in game B = 58 + 36 + 26 + 37 + 33 + 44

⇒ 234

Ratio = 154 : 234

⇒ 77 : 117

∴ Ther required answer is 77 : 117.

Data Question 7:

Study the given table and answer the question that follows.

The following table shows the population of a city at the end of the years mentioned.

Year Population
2012 64.5
2013 68.4
2014 72.6
2015 83.8
2016 100.6
2017 112.8
2018 128.4
2019 134.6
2020 156.8
2021 176.4

Which of the following years has the highest rate of increase compared to the previous year?

  1. 2019
  2. 2018
  3. 2015
  4. 2016

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 4 : 2016

Data Question 7 Detailed Solution

Given:

Data regarding the population of a city at the end of the years mentioned.

Formula used:

Rate of increase = (population in current year - population in previous year) / (population in previous year) × 100

Calculation:

The rate of increase for a given year compared to the previous year can be calculated by using above formula.

Lets calculate the rate of increase for a given year compared to the previous year, 

Rate of increase in 2013 = \(\frac{68.4-64.5}{64.5}\times 100\) = 6.04

Rate of increase in 2014 = \(\frac{72.6-68.4}{68.4}\times 100\) = 10.93

Rate of increase in 2015 = \(\frac{83.8-72.6}{72.6}\times 100\) = 15.42

Rate of increase in 2016 = \(\frac{100.6-83.8}{83.8}\times 100\) = 20.4

Rate of increase in 2017 = \(\frac{112.8-100.6}{100.6}\times 100\) = 12.12

Rate of increase in 2018 = \(\frac{128.4-112.8}{112.8}\times 100\) = 13.8

Rate of increase in 2019 = \(\frac{134.6-128.4}{128.4}\times 100\) = 4.82

Rate of increase in 2020 = \(\frac{156.8-134.6}{134.6}\times 100\) = 16.49

Rate of increase in 2021 = \(\frac{176.4-156.8}{156.8}\times 100\) = 12.5

2016 has the highest rate of increase compared to the previous year which is 20.4%

Data Question 8:

The monthly wages (in ₹) of three mess workers, Rahul, Sunil and Vipin, of a boy's hostel for three months are given in the following table. Study the table carefully and answer the question given below.

Mess workers/Month October November December
Rahul 10800 11500 12000
Sunil 10000 10500 11500
Vipin 10400 11600 12200

In November, the wages of Sunil is what percentage of the wages of Rahul? (Correct up to two decimal places.)

  1. 90.23%
  2. 89.30%
  3. 88.23%
  4. 91.30%

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 4 : 91.30%

Data Question 8 Detailed Solution

Given:

Wages of Rahul in November = ₹11500

Wages of Sunil in November = ₹10500

Formula used:

Percentage = \(\dfrac{\text{Wages of Sunil}}{\text{Wages of Rahul}} \times 100\)

Calculation:

⇒ Percentage = \(\dfrac{10500}{11500} \times 100\)

⇒ Percentage = \(\dfrac{10500 \times 100}{11500}\)

⇒ Percentage = 91.30%

∴ Sunil's wages in November are 91.30% of Rahul's wages in November.

Data Question 9:

Study the given table and answer the question that follows.

The table represents the expenditure of a company (in thousand rupees) per annum over the given year.

Year

Expenditure

Salary

Transport

Interest

Tax

2018

200

90

3

80

2019

250

100

2.5

100

2020

300

120

3

70

2021

350

130

3.5

80


What is the average amount of salary per year, which the company has to pay during these four years?

  1. ₹2,80,000
  2. 3,00,000
  3. 2,00,000
  4. 2,75,000

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 4 : 2,75,000

Data Question 9 Detailed Solution

Calculation:

Total amount of salary in 4 years = 200000 + 250000 + 300000 + 350000 = Rs.1100000

Average amount of salary in four years = 1100000/4 = Rs.275000

∴ The correct answer is Rs.275000

Data Question 10:

The table below shows the production of three types of cars (A, B and C) manufactured (in thousands) by an automobile company over the years.

Year A B C
2012 1750 1880 1900
2013 1800 2950 2070
2014 2950 3020 3150
2015 3100 3240 3290

 

The average number of A-type cars produced by the company during 2012 to 2014 is what percent (rounded off to the 1 decimal place) less than the combined average number of B-type and C-type cars produced by the company from 2013 to 2015?

  1. 36.6%
  2. 26.6%
  3. 28.4%
  4. 25.5%

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 2 : 26.6%

Data Question 10 Detailed Solution

Given:

Production of A-type cars in 2012: 1750 (thousand)

Production of A-type cars in 2013: 1800 (thousand)

Production of A-type cars in 2014: 2950 (thousand)

Production of B-type cars in 2013: 2950 (thousand)

Production of B-type cars in 2014: 3020 (thousand)

Production of B-type cars in 2015: 3240 (thousand)

Production of C-type cars in 2013: 2070 (thousand)

Production of C-type cars in 2014: 3150 (thousand)

Production of C-type cars in 2015: 3290 (thousand)

Calculations:

Calculate the average production of A-type cars (2012-2014):

Average production of A-type cars = (1750 + 1800 + 2950) / 3 = 6500/3 

Calculate the combined average production of B-type and C-type cars (2013-2015):

Combined average production of B-type cars and C-type cars

= (2950 + 3020 + 3240 + 2070 + 3150 + 3290) / 6 

= 17,720/6 = 8860/3

Calculate the difference between the averages:

Difference = 8860/3 - 6500/3 = 2360/3 

Calculate the percentage difference:

Percentage difference = (2360/3 / 8860/3) × 100 = 26.6% (rounded to 1 decimal place)

Therefore, the average number of A-type cars produced by the company during 2012 to 2014 is 26.6% less than the combined average number of B-type and C-type cars produced by the company from 2013 to 2015.

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