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Directions (1 – 5): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:
There are two trains A and B in a platform. Some passengers didn’t buy any tickets. Total number of passengers travelling with ticket in both trains is 3000. The ratio between the total number of passengers buy a ticket travelled in train A to that of train B is 3: 2. The ticketless passengers in both the trains are same, which is equal to 150.
1) Total number of passengers travelled in Train A is?
a) 1560
b) 1720
c) 1950
d) 1840
e) None of these
2) If the ratio between the male and female in train B is 2 : 1, then find the ratio between the total number of female in train B to that of total number of passengers didn’t buy any tickets in train A?
a) 3: 1
b) 5: 3
c) 2: 5
d) 4: 7
e) None of these
3) If 18 % of the passengers in train A bought AC tickets, then find the total number of passengers bought other than AC tickets in train A?
a) 1352
b) 1278
c) 1154
d) 1476
e) None of these
4) Find the difference between the total number of passengers travelled in train A to that of train B?
a) 750
b) 600
c) 500
d) 450
e) None of these
5) Find the approximate percentage of total number of ticketless passengers out of the total number of passengers in train B?
a) 10 %
b) 25 %
c) 35 %
d) 50 %
e) 20 %
Directions (6 – 10): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:
Following pie chart shows the total number of cars sold by five different companies in a certain year.
Total number of cars sold = 25 lakhs
The table shows the ratio of total number of AC cars and Non AC cars sold by these five companies.
6) Total number of Non AC cars sold by Company B is approximately what percentage of total number of AC cars sold by Company C?
a) 75 %
b) 85 %
c) 105 %
d) 50 %
e) 65 %
7) Find the ratio between the total number of AC cars sold by Company D and E together to that of total number of cars sold by Company B?
a) 6: 7
b) 5: 6
c) 2: 3
d) 8: 9
e) None of these
8) Find the total number of AC cars sold by Company A, C and D together?
a) 5.6 lakhs
b) 4.7 lakhs
c) 6.5 lakhs
d) 7.2 lakhs
e) None of these
9) Find the difference between the total number of cars sold by Company A to that of Company D?
a) 2.25 lakhs
b) 2.5 lakhs
c) 1.75 lakhs
d) 1.5 lakhs
e) None of these
10) Total number of cars sold by Company A is approximately what percentage less than the total number of cars sold by Company E?
a) 55 %
b) 15 %
c) 5 %
d) 30 %
e) 45 %
Answers :
1). Answer: c)
Total number of ticketless passengers in train A = 150
Total number of passengers travelling with a ticket in train A
= > 3000*(3/5) = 1800
Total number of passengers travelled in train A = 1800 + 150 = 1950
2). Answer: a)
The ratio between the male and female in train B = 2: 1 (2x, x)
Total number of ticketless passengers in train A = 150
Total number of ticketless passengers in train B = 150
Total numbers of passengers travelling with a ticket in train B
= > 3000*(2/5) = 1200
Total number of passengers travelled in train B = 1200 + 150 = 1350
The total number of female in train B = 1350*(1/3) = 450
Required ratio = 450: 150 = 3: 1
3). Answer: d)
Total number of passengers travelling with a ticket in train A
= > 3000*(3/5) = 1800
The total number of passengers bought other than AC tickets in train A
= > 1800*(82/100) = 1476
4). Answer: b)
Total number of ticketless passengers in train A = 150
Total number of passengers travelling with a ticket in train A
= > 3000*(3/5) = 1800
Total number of passengers travelled in train A = 1800 + 150 = 1950
Total number of ticketless passengers in train B = 150
Total numbers of passengers travelling with a ticket in train B
= > 3000*(2/5) = 1200
Total number of passengers travelled in train B = 1200 + 150 = 1350
Required difference = 1950 – 1350 = 600
5). Answer: a)
Total number of ticketless passengers in train B = 150
Total numbers of passengers travelling with a ticket in train B
= > 3000*(2/5) = 1200
Total number of passengers travelled in train B = 1200 + 150 = 1350
Required % = (150/1350)*100 = 11.11 % = 10 %
6). Answer: b)
Total number of Non AC cars sold by Company B
= > 25*(18/100)*(5/9) = 2.5 lakhs
Total number of AC cars sold by Company C
= > 25*(22/100)*(6/11) = 3 lakhs
Required % = (2.5/3)*100 = 83.33 = 85 %
7). Answer: d)
The total number of AC cars sold by Company D and E together
= > 25*(24/100)*(1/3) + 25*(21/100)*(8/21)
= > 2 + 2 = 4 lakhs
The total number of cars sold by Company B
= > 25*(18/100) = 4.5 lakhs
Required ratio = 4: 4.5 = 40 : 45 = 8 : 9
8). Answer: c)
The total number of AC cars sold by Company A, C and D together
= > 25*(15/100)*(2/5) + 25*(22/100)*(6/11) + 25*(24/100)*(1/3)
= > 1.5 + 3 + 2 = 6.5 lakhs
9). Answer: a)
The total number of cars sold by Company A
= > 25*(15/100) = 3.75 lakhs
The total number of cars sold by Company D
= > 25*(24/100) = 6 lakhs
Required difference = 6 – 3.75 = 2.25 lakhs
10). Answer: d)
Required % = [(21- 15)/21]*100 = 30 %
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