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1) Raju is as much older than Moni as he is younger than Anu. If the sum of the ages of Anu and Moni is 56 years, then find the present age of Raju?
a) 28 years
b) 24 years
c) 22 years
d) 26 years
e) None of these
2) Find the difference between the compound interest on Rs. 30000 for 2 years at 10 % per annum compounded yearly and half yearly?
a) Rs. 172.225
b) Rs. 184.625
c) Rs. 136.5175
d) Rs. 165.1875
e) None of these
3) A man purchases 2 watches for Rs. 665. He sells one of them at 20% profit and another at 15% loss. Thus, he neither gains nor loses. Find the cost price of both the watches?
a) Rs. 342, Rs. 323
b) Rs. 285, Rs. 380
c) Rs. 410, Rs. 353
d) Rs. 267, Rs. 323
e) None of these
4) A and B invest in the ratio of 12 : 9. If they divide 30 % of the profit equally and rest in the proportion of their investments, then find the profit of B if A’s profit is Rs. 2090?
a) Rs. 1650
b) Rs. 1710
c) Rs. 1520
d) Rs. 1400
e) None of these
5) The marked price of an item is Rs. 3200 more than the cost price. When the discount Rs. 400 is allowed, the profit 20 % is earned. At what price should the item be sold to earn the profit of 25 %?
a) Rs. 16250
b) Rs. 17500
c) Rs. 21750
d) Rs. 23800
e) None of these
Directions (Q. 6 – 10): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:
The following table shows the percentage of total number of professionals in different professions in a certain city and the ratio of males and females among them.
Total number of professionals = 45000
| Professions | Percentage of professionals | Male : Female |
| Teaching | 23 % | 3 : 2 |
| Law | 12 % | 5 : 4 |
| Engineering | 18 % | 2 : 1 |
| Medical | 21 % | 7 : 3 |
| Agriculture | 26 % | 1 : 1 |
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6) Find the ratio between the total number of male professionals in Teaching and Engineering together to that of total number of female professionals in Law and agriculture together?
a) 285 : 132
b) 563 : 345
c) 387 : 275
d) 413 : 189
e) None of these
7) Find the difference between the average number of female professionals in Law, Engineering and Medical together to that of average number of male professionals in Teaching, Engineering and Agriculture together?
a) 2640
b) 4025
c) 2890
d) 3175
e) None of these
8) Total number of professionals in engineering and medical together is approximately what percentage of total number of professionals in law and agriculture together?
a) 115 %
b) 103 %
c) 92 %
d) 84 %
e) 127 %
9) Find the average number of female professionals in all the given professions?
a) 3585
b) 4180
c) 5275
d) 2960
e) None of these
10) If the percentage of male and female teaching staffs went for training is 30 % and 15 % respectively, then find the total number of teaching staffs doesn’t go for any training?
a) 6892
b) 8474
c) 7866
d) 5483
e) None of these
Answers:
1) Answer: a)
Raju – Moni = Anu – Raju
2* Raju = Anu + Moni
Sum of the ages of Moni and Anu = 56 years
2*Raju = 56
Raju = 56/2 = 28 years
2) Answer: d)
Compound interest = P (1 + R/100)N – P                (where P = principal amount, R = rate of interest, N = time)
Compounded yearly,
= > 30000 * (110/100) * (110/100) = 36300
C.I = 36300 – 30000 = Rs. 6300
Compounded half yearly,
= > 30000 * (105/00) * (105/100) * (105/100) * (105/100) = 36465.1875
C.I = 36465.1875 – 30000 = Rs. 6465.1875
Required difference = 6465.1875 – 6300 = Rs. 165.1875
3) Answer: b)
CP1 + CP2 = 665
= > 3 : 4
7’s = 665
1’s = 95
CP1 = 95*3 = 285
CP2 = 95*4 = 380
4) Answer: b)
Let the total profit be x,
A’s profit = (15/100) * x + (70/100) * x * (12/21)
2090 = (15/100) * x + (40/100) * x
(55/100) * x = 2090
X = 2090*(20/11) = Rs. 3800
B’s profit = 3800 – 2090 = Rs. 1710
5) Answer: b)
Let the C.P be x,
M.P = 3200 + C.P = 3200 + x
- P = (3200 + x) – 400 = 2800 + x
S.P = (120/100) * x = (6/5) * x
2800 + x = (6/5) * x
2800 = (1/5) * x
C.P (x) = 14000
To earn a profit of 25 %,
P = (125/100)*14000 = Rs. 17500
6) Answer: c)
The total number of male professionals in Teaching and Engineering together
= > 45000 * (23/100) * (3/5) + 45000 * (18/100) * (2/3)
= > 6210 + 5400 = 11610
The total number of female professionals in Law and agriculture together
= > 45000 * (12/100) * (4/9) + 45000 * (26/100) * (1/2)
= > 2400 + 5850 = 8250
Required ratio = 11610 : 8250 = 387 : 275
7) Answer: d)
The average number of male professionals in Teaching, Engineering and Agriculture together
= > [45000*(23/100)*(3/5) + 45000*(18/100)*(2/3) + 45000*(26/100)*(1/2)]/3
= > (6210 + 5400 + 5850)/3 = 5820
The average number of female professionals in Law, Engineering and Medical together
= > [45000*(12/100)*(4/9) + 45000*(18/100)*(1/3) + 45000*(21/100)*(3/10)]/3
= > [2400 + 2700 + 2835]/3 = 2645
Required difference = 5820 – 2645 = 3175
8) Answer: b)
Total number of professionals in engineering and medical together
= > 45000 * [(18 + 21)/100]
Total number of professionals in law and agriculture together
= > 45000 * [(12 + 26)/100]
Required % = [{45000 * 39/100}/{45000 * 38/100}] * 100
= > 102.63 % = 103 %
9) Answer: a)
The average number of female professionals in all the given professions
= > [45000 * (23/100) * (2/5) + 45000 * (12/100) * (4/9) + 45000 * (18/100) * (1/3) + 45000 * (21/100) * (3/10) + 45000 * (26/100) * (1/2)] /5
= > (4140 + 2400 + 2700 + 2835 + 5850) /5
= > 17925/5 = 3585
10) Answer: c)
The total number of teaching staffs doesn’t go for any training
= > 45000 * (23/100) * (3/5) * (70/100) + 45000 * (23/100) * (2/5) * (85/100)
= > 4347 + 3519 = 7866
