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Directions (01-05): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

The given pie chart shows the number of employees who are working in five different companies.


1) What is the difference between the number of employees working in IBM and Microsoft?

A.400

B.500

C.600

D.700

E.900


2) What is the ratio of the average number of employees working in Google and Apple together to the average number of employees working in Microsoft and Accenture together?

A.4:3

B.5:3

C.7:3

D.3:1

E.None of these


3) What is the average number of employees working in IBM and Accenture?

A.3000

B.3200

C.3500

D.3600

E.2800


4) The number of employees working in Google and Microsoft together is what percent of the number of employees working in Accenture and Apple together?

A.71.42%

B.66.66%

C.83.33%

D.87.76%

E.77.77%


5) The number of employees working in CTS is 20% more than the number of employees working in IBM and the number of employees working in TCS is 30% more than the number of employees working in Microsoft. What is the difference between the number of employees working in TCS and CTS?

A.1020

B.1040

C.1060

D.1080

E.1100


Directions (06-10): Read the following information carefully and answer the questions.

The given pie chart shows the percentage distribution of the number of harmonicas manufactured in five different months i.e. January, February, March, April and May.


6) If the ratio of the number of harmonicas manufactured in March and July is 5:4 and then find the number of harmonicas manufactured in July?

A.640

B.560

C.720

D.480

E.None of these


7) Find the difference between the number of harmonicas manufactured in May and February?

A.400

B.150

C.320

D.240

E.None of these


8) The number of harmonicas manufactured in January is what percentage more than the number of harmonicas manufactured in March?

A.25%

B.10%

C.55%

D.30%

E.None of these


9) Out of the number of harmonicas manufactured in February, 12.5% of the harmonicas are defective and then find the number of non-defective harmonicas manufactured in February?

A.720

B.600

C.630

D.750

E.None of these


10) Find the average number of harmonicas manufactured in January and February?

A.800

B.500

C.300

D.700

E.None of these

 

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Answers :

1) Answer: C

Required difference = (15 – 12)/100 * 20000

= 600


2) Answer: B

Required ratio = (25 + 30)/2:(15 + 18)/2

= 55:33

= 5:3


3) Answer: A

Required average = ((12 + 18)/2) * 20000/100 = 3000


4) Answer: C

Required percentage = (25 + 15)/(18 + 30) * 100 = 83.33%


5) Answer: A

Number of employees working in CTS = 120/100 * 12/100 * 20000 = 2880

Number of employees working in TCS = 130/100 * 15/100 * 20000 = 3900

Difference = 3900 – 2880 = 1020


6) Answer: A

The number of harmonicas manufactured in March=20% of 4000=20*40=800

The number of harmonicas manufactured in July=800/5*4=640


7) Answer: D

The number of harmonicas manufactured in February=18% of 4000=18*40=720

The number of harmonicas manufactured in May=24% of 4000=24*40=960

Required difference=960-720=240


8) Answer: B

Required percentage=(22%-20%)/20%*100=2/20*100=10%


9) Answer: C

The number of harmonicas manufactured in February=18% of 4000=18*40=720

The number of non-defective harmonicas manufactured in February=720/8*7=630


10) Answer: A

The number of harmonicas manufactured in February=18% of 4000=18*40=720

The number of harmonicas manufactured in January=22% of 4000=22*40=880

Required average=(880+720)/2=1600/2=800

 

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Directions (11-15): Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below.

The given pie-chart shows the degree distribution of the number of students who participated in six different games namely Football, Basket ball, Running, Handball, Tennis and Hockey.


11) The number of students participated in Tennis is what percentage more or less than the number of students participated in Football?

A.62.5% less

B.62.5% more

C.65% more

D.65% less

E.None of these


12) If the number of students participated in basketball are 972, then find the difference between the number of students participated in Hockey and Running?

A.432

B.498

C.318

D.356

E.None of these


13) The number students participated in Running and Handball is how much more or less than that of in Hockey, if the total number of students participated in six different games is 7200?

A.0

B.450

C.760

D.840

E.None of these


14) 20% of students participated in Tennis who won the game which is 36. Then find the number of students participated in Handball?

A.236

B.268

C.250

D.240

E.None of these


15) Find the ratio of the number of Students participated in Football and running to the number of students participated in Tennis?

A.14:3

B.3:14

C.11:5

D.5:11

E.None of these


Directions (16-20): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

The given pie chart shows the percentage distribution of the number of balls sold in five different shops namely A, B, C, D and E.


16) If the ratio of the number of cricket and football sold in C is 3:2. If 50% of the cricket ball and 25% of football sold in C are pink color, then find the number of other than pink balls sold in C, if only cricket and football sold in C?

A.726

B.732

C.736

D.722

E.None of these


17) If the number of red balls sold in E is 475, then find the ratio of the number of red and other than red color balls sold in E?

A.17:32

B.18:35

C.19:36

D.19:32

E.17:35


18) The number of balls sold in A is what percent of the number of balls sold in D?

A.81.81%

B.83.33%

C.84.44%

D.88.88%

E.92.92%


19) What is the average number of balls sold in B, D and E?

A.1155

B.1159

C.1165

D.1170

E.1175


20) The number of red balls sold in F is 20% more than the number of balls sold in A and the number of yellow balls sold in F is 40% less than the number of balls sold in B. What is the difference between the number of balls sold in E and the total number of red and yellow balls sold in F?

A.245

B.255

C.275

D.265

E.285

 

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Answers :

11) Answer: A

Required Percentage = (270-720)/720 * 100 = -62.5% = 62.5% less


12) Answer: A

The number of students participated in basketball (810) = 972

Required difference ( 900 – 540= 360 ) = (36/81)*972 = 432


13) Answer: A

3600 = 7200

Required difference = (540+360) – 900 = 900 – 900 = 0


14) Answer: D

Number of students who won the game = 36

Therefore number of students participated in tennis ( 270) =  100% = (100/20)*36 = 180

Number of students participated in Handball (36o) = (36/27)*180 = 240


15) Answer: A                                       

Required ratio = (72+54) : 27 = 126 : 27= 14:3


16) Answer: A

Number of cricket balls sold in C = 3/5 * 22/100 * 5500 = 726

Number of footballs sold in C = 2/5 * 22/100 * 5500 = 484

Required total = 50/100 * 726 + 75/100 * 484 = 726


17) Answer: C

Other color balls = 25/100 * 5500 – 475 = 900

Required ratio = 475:900

= 19:36


18) Answer: B

Required % = 15/18 * 100 = 83.33%


19) Answer: A

Required average = (20 + 18 + 25)/300 * 5500

= 1155


20) Answer: C

Number of red balls sold in F = 120/100 * 15/100 * 5500 = 990

Number of yellow balls sold in F = 60/100 * 20/100 * 5500 = 660

Required difference = (990 + 660) – 25/100 * 5500

= 275

 

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Directions (21-25): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

The below pie chart shows the percentage distribution of number of contractors in five different departments in a public sector company


21) What is the total number of contractors in security and finance together?

A.372

B.284

C.168

D.154

E.None of these


22) In production department, if 50% of the contractors are married, then what is the number of unmarried contractors in the production department?

A.122

B.144

C.136

D.158

E.None of these


23) What is the difference between the total number of contractors in marketing and HRD department together and the number of contractors in Finance?

A.100

B.102

C.104

D.106

E.108


24) 40% of the contractors in security department is ex-servicemen. What is the number of contractors from security department who is not ex-servicemen?

A.100

B.102

C.104

D.106

E.108


25) Find the respective ratio of the number of contractors in production department to the number of contractors in Finance department.

A.3: 2

B.3: 4

C.2: 3

D.3: 5

E.None of these


Directions (26-30): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

The pie chart represents the number of employees working in five different departments in a company in 2019.


26) In the year 2019, the difference between the number of employees working in departments Q and S was 40, then find the number of employees working in department R.

A.20

B.40

C.60

D.80

E.None of these


27) In the year 2019, the number of employees working in department T was what percent more than the number of employees working in department R?

A.25%

B.50%

C.75%

D.100%

E.None of these


28) If the difference between the number of employees working in department P and R is 80, then find the difference between the number of employees working in department R and T.

A.20

B.40

C.60

D.80

E.None of these


29) If the total number of employees working in the company in 2019 is 800, find the ratio of the number of employees working in the department S to the number of employees working in department Q.

A.5: 6

B.3: 4

C.1: 2

D.2: 3

E.None of these


30) If the total number of employees working in departments P and T is 280, then find the number of employees working in departments S and R together?

A.140

B.160

C.280

D.220

E.None of these

 

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Answers :

21) Answer: A

Number of contractors in Security = 15% of 1200 = 180

Number of contractors in Finance = 16% of 1200 = 192

Total contractors = 180 + 192 = 372


22) Answer: B

Number of contractors in production = 24% of 1200 = 288

Number of unmarried contractors in production = 50% of 288 = 144


23) Answer: E

Number of contractors in Marketing and HRD = 10% of 1200 + 15% of 1200 = 300

Number of contractors in Finance = 16% of 1200 = 192

Required difference = 300 – 192 = 108


24) Answer: E

Number of contractors in Security = 15% of 1200 = 180

Number of contractors in Security who are not ex-service men = (100 – 40)% of 180

= 108


25) Answer: A

Required ratio = (24% of 1200): (16% of 1200)

= 288: 192

= 3: 2


26) Answer: D

Let x be the total employees.

30% of x – 25% of x = 40

=> x = 800

Number of employees working in department R = 10% of 800 = 80


27) Answer: B

Let x be the total employees.

Number of employees working in department T = 15% of x = 0.15x

Number of employees working in department R = 10% of x = 0.1x

Required % = (0.15x – 0.1x)/0.1x * 100 = 50%


28) Answer: B

Let x be the total employees.

20% of x – 10% of x = 80

=> x = 800

Difference between the number of employees working in department R and T = 15% of x – 10% of x = 120 – 80 = 40


29) Answer: A

Ratio of the employees working in the department S to the number of employees working in department Q = 25: 30

= 5: 6


30) Answer: C

Let x be the total employees.

20% of x + 15% of x = 280

=> x = 800

No. of employees working in departments S and R together = (25% + 10%) of 800

= 35% of 800

= 280

 

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Directions (31-35): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

The given pie chart shows the percentage distribution of the number of books sold in five different shops.


31) The ratio of the number of science and history books sold in B is 5:3. Find the number of science books sold in B, if only science and history books sold in B?

A.640

B.660

C.620

D.600

E.680


32) The number of books sold in F is 40% more than that of D. If the ratio of the number of books sold to unsold in F and A is 7:5 and 9:4 respectively, then find the difference between the number of unsold books in F and A?

A.556

B.572

C.576

D.564

E.560


33) What is the ratio of the number of books sold in C and E together to the number of books sold in A and B together?

A.1:1

B.2:1

C.1:2

D.3:2

E.None of these


34) The number of science books sold in E is 45% of the total number of books sold in the same shop and the ratio of the number of science and English books sold in C is 7:8. Find the total number of science books sold in E and C, if only science and English books sold in E and C?

A.872

B.874

C.878

D.876

E.892


35) Find the average number of books sold in A, D and E together?

A.1008

B.1004

C.1010

D.1012

E.1016


Directions (36-40): Read the following information carefully and answer the questions.

The given pie chart shows the percentage distribution of the number of students who play sports games (football and cricket) in five different schools (A, B, C, D and E).


36) If the ratio of the number of students who play football and cricket in school C is 2:1 and then find the number of students who play cricket in school C?

A.110

B.170

C.190

D.150

E.None of these


37) The number of students who play sports games in school E is approximately how much percentage more/less than the number of students who play sports games in school A?

A.16% less

B.11% less

C.15% less

D.17% less

E.None of these


38) If the ratio of the number of students who play football and cricket in school D is 5:4 and the ratio of the number of students who play cricket in schools D and F is 3:4. Then find the number of students who play cricket in school F?

A.210

B.160

C.70

D.110

E.None of these


39) Find the difference between the number of students who play sports games in schools A and B?

A.170

B.150

C.120

D.180

E.None of these


40) Find the average number of students who play sports games in schools B, D and E?

A.270

B.120

C.400

D.330

E.None of these

 

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Answers :

31) Answer: B

Required total = 5/8 * 22/100 * 4800 = 660


32) Answer: C

Number of unsold books in F = 140/100 * 20/100 * 4800 * 5/7 = 960

Number of unsold books in A = 4/9 * 18/100 * 4800 = 384

Difference = 960 – 384 = 576


33) Answer: A

Required ratio = (15 + 25):(18 + 22)= 40:40 = 1:1


34) Answer: D

Required total = 45/100*25/100*4800 + 7/15*15/100*4800= 540+336= 876


35) Answer: A

Required average = (18 + 20 + 25)/300 * 4800 = 1008


36) Answer: A

The number of students who play sports games in school C=22% of 1500=22*15=330

The number of students who play cricket in school C=330/3*1=110


37) Answer: D

Required percentage=(20%-24%)/24%*100=-4%/24%*100=-100/6=-16.667 =17% less


38) Answer: B

The number of students who play sports games in school D=18% of 1500=15*18=270

The number of students who play cricket in school D=270/9*4=120

The number of students who play cricket in school F=120/3*4=160


39) Answer: C

Required difference=(24-16)% of 1500=8*15=120


40) Answer: A

Percentage of the average number of students who play sports games in schools B, D and E=(16+18+20)%/3=54%/3=18%

Required average=18% of 1500=18*15=270

 

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