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Directions (Q. 1 – 5): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
- Number of refrigerators of company X sold by the shopkeeper in January and February together is approximately what percent of total number refrigerators sold by the shopkeeper in March?
a) 78 %
b) 86 %
c) 74 %
d) 92 %
e) 69 %
- Find the respective ratio of total number of refrigerators of company Y sold by the shopkeeper in February to that of in April.
a) 15:8
b) 17:9
c) 8:15
d) 9:17
e) None of these
- Find the difference between number of refrigerators of company X sold by the shopkeeper in June and number of refrigerators of company Y sold by the shopkeeper in May.
a) 2600
b) 2400
c) 2200
d) 2300
e) None of these
- Find the total number of refrigerators of company X sold by the shopkeeper in January, February, May and June.
a) 13200
b) 21300
c) 23100
d) 12300
e) None of these
- Total number of refrigerators sold by the shopkeeper in March is what percent more than the number of refrigerators of company Y sold by the shopkeeper in January?
a) 255 %
b) 265 %
c) 235 %
d) 275 %
e) None of these
Directions (Q. 6 – 10) Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
The following bar graph represents the exports (in Rs.) and imports (in Rs.) of five companies in 2014
- Find the respective ratio between Import of SQT in 2015 and export of XSR in 2015.
a) 37:18
b) 32:19
c) 18:37
d) 19:32
e) None of these
- Imports of all the companies together in 2014 is what percent of the exports of all the companies together in 2014?
a) 128.44 %
b) 94.88 %
c) 112.66 %
d) 106.22 %
e) 88.44 %
- Find the sum of the imports of the companies RTC and NMP in 2015 and exports of the companies SQT and XSR in 2015.
a) Rs. 423000
b) Rs. 313000
c) Rs. 396000
d) Rs. 203000
e) Rs. 412000
- Find the difference between the sum of Import and Export of company SED in 2014 and that in 2015.
a) Rs.20000
b) Rs.35000
c) Rs.18000
d) Rs.21000
e) None of these
- Import of company SQT in 2015 is approximately what percent more/less than the export of the same company in same year?
a) 295 %
b) 396 %
c) 327 %
d) 418 %
e) 243 %
Answers:
Directions (Q. 1 – 5):
- Answer: b
Explanation:
Number of refrigerators of company X sold by the shopkeeper in January and February together
= (5/9) x (12/100) x 60000 + (7/12) x (18/100) x 60000
= 4000 + 6300
= 10300
Total number of refrigerators sold by the shopkeeper in March = 20/100 x 60000 = 12000
Required percentage = (10300/12000) x 100
= 85.83% = 86 %
- Answer: a
Explanation:
Total number of refrigerators of company Y sold by the shopkeeper in February
= (5/12) x (18/100) x 10800
= 4500
Total number of refrigerators of company Y sold by the shopkeeper in April
= (½) x (8/100) x 60000
= 2400
Required ratio = 4500 : 2400 = 15:8
- Answer: c
Explanation:
Number of refrigerators of company X sold by the shopkeeper in June
= (5/12) x (20/100) x 60000
= 5000
Number of refrigerators of company Y sold by the shopkeeper in May
= (6/11) x (22/100) x 60000
= 7200
Required difference = 7200 – 5000 = 2200
- Answer: b
Explanation:
Total number of refrigerators of company X sold by the shopkeeper in January, February, May and June
= (5/9) x (12/100) x 60000 + (7/12) x (18/100) x 60000 + (5/11) x (22/100) x 60000 + (5/12) x (20/100) x 60000
= 4000 + 6300 + 6000 + 5000
= 21300
- Answer: d
Explanation:
Total number of refrigerators sold by the shopkeeper in March
= (20/100) x 60000 = 12000
Number of refrigerators of company Y sold by the shopkeeper in January
= (4/9) x (12/100) x 60000
= 3200
Required percentage = [(12000 – 3200)/3200] x 100 = 275 %
Directions (Q. 6 – 10)
- Answer: b
Explanation:
Import of SQT in 2015 = (32/37) x 148000 = Rs.128000
Export of XSR in 2015 = (19/18) x 72000 = Rs.76000
Required ratio = 128000 : 76000 = 32:19
- Answer: d
Explanation:
Imports of all the companies together in 2014
= 135000 + 78000 + 148000 + 110000 + 75000
= Rs.546000
Exports of all the companies together in 2014
= 120000 + 132000 + 50000 + 72000 + 140000
= Rs.514000
Required percentage = (546000/514000) x 100 = 106.22 %
- Answer: b
Explanation:
Import of RTC in 2015 = (25/27) x 135000 = Rs.125000
Import of NMP in 2015 = (41/39) x 78000 = Rs.82000
Export of SQT in 2015 = (3/5) x 50000 = Rs.30000
Export of XSR in 2015 = (19/18) x 72000 = Rs.76000
Required sum = 125000 + 82000 + 30000 + 76000 = Rs. 313000
- Answer: b
Explanation:
Sum of Import and Export of company SED in 2014
= 75000 + 140000 = Rs. 215000
Sum of Import and Export of company SED in 2015
= 16/15 x 75000 + 5/7 x 140000
= 80000 + 100000
= Rs. 180000
Required difference = 215000 – 180000 = Rs. 35000
- Answer: c
Explanation:
Import of SQT in 2015 = (32/37) x 148000 = Rs.128000
Export of SQT in 2015 = (3/5) x 50000 = Rs.30000
Required percentage = [(128000 – 30000)/30000] x 100
= (98000/30000) x 100
= 326.67%
= 327 %
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