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Data Interpretation
Directions (1 – 5): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below?
In the first bar-chart information about number of total employee of company A, B, C and D who work for part time or full time is given and in the second bar chart information about number of male employee of full time and number of female employee of part time of respective company has been given.
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1) In how many companies the number of male employees is more than women employees?
a) 1
b) 3
c) 2
d) 4
e) Cannot be determined
2) If the number of men working for part-time increases every year by 10%, what will be the average number of men working for part-time of all companies in next year?
a) 436
b) 480
c) 484
d) 492
e) 520
3) What is the ratio of the average number of women working for full-time in all companies with the total number of employees in Company A?
a) 143: 490
b) 243: 523
c) 113: 189
d) 137: 248
e) 141: 241
4) All male employees working for the part time in company D, leave the company and move to Company B. What percentage of the number of employees in Company B will be increased?
a) 52.53%
b) 39.63%
c) 18.77%
d) 54.21%
e) 63.53%
5) 25% women of company C who work for part time are now working for full time. Find out what is the percentage of total number of full-time women employee in Company C to the total number of men in company C?
a) 55%
b) 52.33%
c) 59.21%
d) 50.81%
e) 51.10%
Data Interpretation
Directions (6 – 10): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below?
The given table shows the time taken (in hours) by different pipes (A, B, C, D and E) to fill and time taken (in hours) by different pipes (F, G, H, I and J) to empty a tank.
6) If Pipe A and B started to fill the tank after 5 hours closed and then pipe D and E together can fill the remaining tank in 7(9/13) hours, in how many hours pipe D fill the tank?
a) 30 hours
b) 40 hours
c) 50 hours
d) 20 hours
e) None of these
7) If B and H filled one – tenth of the tank in 6 hours and the efficiency of pipe J to H is 1: 2, in how many hours E and J together can completely fill the tank?
a) 62(2/3) hours
b) 64(2/3) hours
c) 66(2/3) hours
d) 68(2/3) hours
e) None of these
8) Ratio of the efficiency of pipe C and E is 5: 8. If the pipes C and J opened together and after 4.5 hours pipe C is closed and then pipe J and D together can fill the remaining tank, in how many hours required to fill the tank?
a) 12 hours
b) 15 hours
c) 20 hours
d) Cannot be determine
e) None of these
9) If the ratio of time taken by pipes F, H and J alone empties the tank is 6: 5: 10 and the F alone emptied the tank in 24 hours, what is time taken by pipes A and J together to fill the tank?
a) 120 hours
b) 80 hours
c) 100 hours
d) 90 hours
e) None of these
10) What is the ratio of filling capacity of pipe B to emptying of I?
a) 16: 9
b) 16: 7
c) 2: 1
d) 5: 2
e) None of these
Answers :
Directions (1-5):
1) Answer: B
Number of male employee in company – A = 950 + 850 – 490 = 1310
Number of female employee in company – A = 1600 + 850 – 1310 = 1140
Number of male employee in company – B = 920 + 700 – 400 = 1220
Number of female employee in company – B = 1750 + 700 – 1220 = 1230
Number of male employee in company – C = 720 + 1100 – 460 = 1360
Number of female employee in company – C = 1300 + 1100 – 1360 = 1040
Number of male employee in company – D = 1000 + 980 – 520 = 1460
Number of female employee in company – D = 1800 + 980 – 1460 = 1320
2) Answer:Â C
Total number of male employee working for part-time in next year
= 110% of (850 – 490 + 700 – 400 + 1100 – 460 + 980 – 520)
= 1760 * 110/100
= 1936
Required Average = 1936/4 = 484
3) Answer:Â A
Number of women working for full-time in all companies
= (1600 – 950 + 1750 – 920 +1300 – 720 + 1800 – 1000) = 2860
Average of women working for full-time in all companies
= 2860/4 = 715
And total no of employees in company A = 1600 + 850 = 2450
Required Ratio = 715: 2450 = 143: 490
4) Answer: C
Male employee of company D who working for part time = 980 – 520 = 460
Total number of employee in company B = 2450
After D join B = 2450 + 460 = 2910
% increased in company B = (460/2450) x 100 = 18.77%
5) Answer: E
 25% women of company –c who work for part time = 460 * 25% = 115
Now total woman work in full time in company – C = 115 + 580 = 695
Required percentage = (695/1360) x 100
= 51.10%
Directions (6-10) :
6) Answer: B
Pipes A and B together can fill the tank in 5 hours = (1/30 + 1/15) * 5
= 5/10 = ½
Remaining part = 1 – ½ = ½
C and D together can fill ½ of the tank in 7(9/13) hours
(1/25 + 1/x) * 100/13 = ½
1/25 + 1/x = 13/200
1/x = 5/200
1/x = 1/40
x = 40 h
7) Answer: C
(1/15 – 1/H) * 6 = 1/10
1/H = 1/15 – 1/60
1/H = 1/20
Time ratio of J and H = 2: 1
Pipe J emptied the tank in = 2/1 * 20 = 40 hours
E and J together can fill the tank = 1/25 – 1/40
= 15/1000
Required time = 200/3 hours = 66(2/3) hours
8) Answer: D
Time ratio of Pipe C and E = 8: 5
C alone fill the tank = 8/5 * 25 = 40
We cannot find the answer.
9) Answer: A
H alone empties the tank = 5/6 * 24 = 20 hours
J alone empties the tank = 10/6 * 24 = 40 hours
A + J together can fill the tank = 1/30 – 1/40 = 1/120
10) Answer: E
Required ratio = 1/15: 1/32 = 32: 15
