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Directions (Q. 1 – 5): Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below.
The following table represents the number of students enrolled in six different colleges, percentage of students left the college and percentage of students who passed out the college among those who continued their study in the college.
4. Find the ratio of number of failed students of college C and college F respectively.
Directions (Q. 6 – 10): The Given below is the table showing the cost price, selling price, marked price, profit and loss % and discount % for the different products.
PRODUCT
| COST PRICE IN RS | SELLING PRICE IN RS | MARKED PRICE IN RS | PROFIT %
| LOSS %
| DISCOUNT%
|
A | 6000 | – | 9600 | 10% | – | – |
B | 9000 | – | – | – | 20% | 25% |
C | 8000 | 10000 | – | – | – | 20% |
D | – | – | 13750 | 10% | – | 4% |
E | 7000 | – | – | – | 10% | 25% |
Answers:
Directions (Q. 1 – 5):
A = (100 – 5)/100 x 1400 = 1330
B = (100 – 8)/100 x 1250 = 1150
C = (100 – 12)/100 x 1550 = 1364
D = (100 – 10)/100 x 900 = 810
E = (100 – 15)/100 x 1300 = 1105
F = (100 – 4)/100 x 1500 = 1440
Required No of students = 1330 + 1150 + 1364 + 810 + 1105 + 1440 = 7199
Number of students who continued study in B = (100 – 8)/100 x 1250 = 1150
Passed Students = 76/100 x 1150 = 874
Number of students who continued study in D = (100 – 10)/100 x 900 = 810
Passed Students = 60/100 x 810 = 486
Required percentage = (874/486) x 100 = 179.83% = 180 %
Total number of students enrolled in A and B together = 1400 + 1250 = 2650
Total number of students enrolled in C and D together = 1550 + 900 = 2450
Required percentage = (2650 – 2450)/2450 x 100 = 8.163%
Number of students who continued study in C = (100 – 12)/100 x 1550 = 1364
Failed = (100-75)/100 x 1364 = 341
Number of students who continued study in F = (100 – 4)/100 x 1500 = 1440
Failed = (100 – 90)/100 x 1440 = 144
Required ratio = 341 : 144
Number of students who continued their study from college A = (100 – 5)/100 x 1400 = 1330
Passed = 80/100 x 1330 = 1064
Number of students who continued their study from college C
= (100 – 12)/100 x 1550 = 1364
Failed = (100 – 75)/100 x 1364 = 341
Required percentage = (1064/341) x 100 = 312.023% = 312 %
Directions (Q. 6 – 10):
C.P of product D,
= > 13750*(96/100) = CP*(110/100)
= > CP = 12000
C.P of product I=12000+2400=14400
SP of product I=13*14400/12=15600
So difference=15600-10000=5600
S.P of A=6600
C.P of F=6600+660=7260
Difference=7260-6300=960
Cost price of A, B, D = 8000*3 = 24000
Cost price of D = 24000 -15000=9000
Selling price of D = 9000*(110/100) = 9900
Marked price of E = 7000*(90/100)*(100/75) = 8400
Ratio = 9900 : 8400 = 33 : 28
CP of X=4/5*13200=10,560
C.P of Y=7/8*9600=8400
100-(10560*100/8400) = 25% more
Average CP = (6000+9000+8000+12000+7000)/5=8400
Average MP = (9600+9600+12500+13750+8400)/5=10770
So difference = 2370
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