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Directions (Q. 1 – 5) Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:
The following table shows the proportion of students passed from different streams in graduation from different city and also the ratio of males and females among them.
1) If the total number of males who passed in B. Sc from City R is 1275, then find the total number of students passed in B. A from City R?
a) 2380
b) 3256
c) 2178
d) 3384
e) None of these
2) If the total number of females who passed in B. A from City P is 1113, then find the difference between the total number of students passed in B. A and that of B. Sc in City P?
a) 1094
b) 1180
c) 1986
d) 1272
e) None of these
3) If the total number of students passed from City S is 2794, then the total number of females passed in B. A from City S is what percentage of total number of males passed in B. Sc from City S?
a) 300 %
b) 120 %
c) 100 %
d) 140 %
e) None of these
4) The number of students passed in B. A from City T is 1716. Find the ratio between the total number of females who passed in B. A from City T to that of total number of males who passed in B. Sc from City T?
a) 1287: 572
b) 1331: 557
c) 1089: 452
d) 956: 369
e) None of these
5) The number of females who passed in B. A from City Q is approximately more/less than the number of males who passed in B. A from City Q?
a) 145 % less
b) 167 % more
c) 152 % less
d) 173 % more
e) 134 % less
Directions (Q. 6 – 10) Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:
The following pie chart shows the total no of items sold by five different shops P, Q, R, S and T in a particular month. They sell two different items x and y.
6) What is the central angle corresponding to the total number of items sold by shop Q and S together?
a) 127.60
b) 114.40
c) 136.80
d) 142.20
e) None of these
7) If the total number of item X sold by Shop R to that by Shop T is in the ratio of 3 : 4 and the total number of item Y sold by Shop T is 108, then find the total number of item X sold by shop R?
a) 126
b) 114
c) 132
d) 98
e) None of these
8) If the total number of item Y sold by shop Q is 112 and the ratio of item X to Y sold by shop P is 5 : 4, then find the difference between the total number of item X sold by Shop Q to that of total number of item Y sold by Shop P?
a) 86
b) 94
c) 70
e) 62
e) None of these
9) If the total number of items sold by Shop S is 40 % of total number of items purchased by Shop S, then find the total number of unsold items in Shop S?
a) 312
b) 258
c) 376
d) 404
e) None of these
10) Total number of items sold by shop Q and T together is approximately what percentage more/less than the total number of items sold by shop R and S together?
a) 8 % less
b) 12 % more
c) 5 % more
d) 17 % less
e) 5 % less
Answers :
Direction (1-5) :
1). Answer: a)
Explanation:
The total number of males who passed in B. Sc from City R= 1275
3’s = 1275
1’s = 425
Total number of students passed in B. Sc from City R = 7’s = 2975
Total number of students passed in B. A from City R = 2975*(4/5) = 2380
2). Answer: d)
Explanation:
The total number of females who passed in B. A from City P= 1113
7’s = 1113
1’s = 159
Total number of students passed in B. A from City P = 159*12 = 1908
Total number of students passed in B. Sc from City P = 1908*(5/3) = 3180
Required difference = 1272
3). Answer: c)
Explanation:
The total number of students passed from City S = 2794
11’s = 2794
1’s = 254
The total number of students passed in B. A from City S = 1270
The total number of students passed in B. Sc from City S = 1524
The total number of females passed in B. A from City S
= > 1270*(3/5) = 762
The total number of males passed in B. Sc from City S
= > 1524*(1/2) = 762
Required % = (762/762)*100 = 100 %
4). Answer: a)
Explanation:
The number of students passed in B. A from City T = 1716
6’s = 1716
1’s = 286
The number of students passed in B. Sc from City T = 1430
The total number of females who passed in B. A from City T
= > 1716 *(3/4) = 1287
The total number of males who passed in B. Sc from City T
= > 1430 *(2/5) = 572
Required ratio = 1287 : 572
5). Answer: b)
Explanation:
The ratio of total number of male to female students passed in B. A in City Q
= > 3 : 8
Required % = [(8x – 3x)/3x]*100 = (5x/3x)*100 = 166.67 % = 167 % more
Direction (6-10) :
6). Answer: c)
Explanation:
Central angle of Shop Q and S = [(22 + 16)/100]*360
= > (38/100)*360
= > 136.80
7). Answer: b)
Explanation:
Total number of items sold by Shop R = 1300*(24/100) = 312
Total number of items sold by Shop T = 1300*(20/100) = 260
The ratio of total number of item X sold by Shop R to that by Shop T
= > 3 : 4
The total number of item Y sold by Shop T = 108
The total number of item X sold by Shop T = 260 – 108 = 152
4’s = 152
1’s = 38
The total number of item X sold by Shop R = 3’s = 38*3 = 114
8). Answer: c)
Explanation:
Total number of items sold by Shop Q = 1300*(22/100) = 286
Total number of items sold by Shop P = 1300*(18/100) = 234
The total number of item Y sold by shop Q = 112
The ratio of item X to Y sold by shop P = 5 : 4
9’s = 234
1’s = 26
The total number of item X sold by shop P = 130
The total number of item Y sold by shop P = 104
The total number of item X sold by shop Q = 286 – 112 = 174
Required difference = 174 – 104 = 70
9). Answer: a)
Explanation:
The total number of items sold by Shop S = 1300*(16/100) = 208
208 = (40/100)* the total number of items purchased by Shop S
The total number of items purchased by Shop S
= > (208*100)/40 = 520
Total number of unsold items in Shop S = 520 – 208 = 312
10). Answer: c)
Explanation:
Required % = {[(22 + 20) – (24 + 16)]/(24 + 16)}*100
= > {[42 – 40]/40}*100
= > (2/40)*100 = 5 % more
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