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Tabulation Question 1:

Comprehension:

Direction: The table below embodies data on the number of students admitted in three different colleges (A, B and C) during six different years from 2014 to 2019. Based on the data continued in the table, answer the question.

Year - Wise Number of Admitted students in different colleges:

Year ↓/College → A B C
2014 8000 14000 11000
2015 15000 17000 13000
2016 17000 23000 19000
2017 13000 27000 23000
2018 22000 26000 24000
2019 27000 18000 16000

What is the average number of students admitted in college A in the year 2015, in college B in the year 2016, and in college C in the year 2019 together?

  1. 18000
  2. 24000
  3. 17000
  4. 28000
  5. None of the above

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 1 : 18000

Tabulation Question 1 Detailed Solution

The number of students admitted in college A in the year 2015 = 15000

The number of students admitted in college B in the year 2016 = 23000

The number of students admitted  in college C in the year 2019 = 16000

Average = Total number of students/Number of college

⇒ Average = 54000/3 = 18000

∴ Required average is 18000.

Tabulation Question 2:

Comprehension:

Direction: The table below embodies data on the number of students admitted in three different colleges (A, B and C) during six different years from 2014 to 2019. Based on the data continued in the table, answer the question.

Year - Wise Number of Admitted students in different colleges:

Year ↓/College → A B C
2014 8000 14000 11000
2015 15000 17000 13000
2016 17000 23000 19000
2017 13000 27000 23000
2018 22000 26000 24000
2019 27000 18000 16000

Which college was the number of students admitted in the year 2016 second lowest and the number of students admitted in the year 2018 minimum respectively?

  1. College C and College B
  2. College B and College A
  3. College C and College A
  4. College A and College B
  5. None of the above

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 3 : College C and College A

Tabulation Question 2 Detailed Solution

 The number of students admitted in the year 2016 is 17000 (A), 23000 (B) and 19000 (C)

⇒ Second-lowest in College C

The number of students admitted in the year 2018 is 22000 (A), 26000 (B) and 24000 (C)

⇒ Minimum in College A

∴ The right option is College C and College A

Tabulation Question 3:

Comprehension:

Direction: The table below embodies data on the number of students admitted in three different colleges (A, B and C) during six different years from 2014 to 2019. Based on the data continued in the table, answer the question.

Year - Wise Number of Admitted students in different colleges:

Year ↓/College → A B C
2014 8000 14000 11000
2015 15000 17000 13000
2016 17000 23000 19000
2017 13000 27000 23000
2018 22000 26000 24000
2019 27000 18000 16000

Total number of students admitted in college C over all the years was approximately what percent (%) of total number of students admitted in all the three colleges together in the year 2017?

  1. 168%
  2. 162%
  3. 158%
  4. 175%
  5. None of the above

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 1 : 168%

Tabulation Question 3 Detailed Solution

Total number of students admitted in college C over all the years = 11000 + 13000 + 19000 + 23000 + 24000 + 16000 = 106000

Total number of students admitted in all the three colleges together in the year 2017 = 13000 + 27000 + 23000 = 63000

∴ Required percentage = (106000/63000) × 100 = 168.25% ≈ 168%

Tabulation Question 4:

Comprehension:

Direction: The table below embodies data on the number of students admitted in three different colleges (A, B and C) during six different years from 2014 to 2019. Based on the data continued in the table, answer the question.

Year - Wise Number of Admitted students in different colleges:

Year ↓/College → A B C
2014 8000 14000 11000
2015 15000 17000 13000
2016 17000 23000 19000
2017 13000 27000 23000
2018 22000 26000 24000
2019 27000 18000 16000

What is the difference between the total number of students admitted in college A overall the years together and the total number of students admitted in college C in the year 2018 and 2019 together?

  1. 6400
  2. 62000
  3. 64000
  4. 61000
  5. None of the above

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 2 : 62000

Tabulation Question 4 Detailed Solution

The total number of students admitted in college A overall the years together = 8000 + 15000 + 17000 + 13000 + 22000 + 27000 = 102000

Total number of students admitted in college C in the year 2018 and 2019 together = 24000 + 16000 = 40000

Required difference = 102000 - 40000 = 62000

∴ The required difference is 62000.

Tabulation Question 5:

Comprehension:

Direction: The table below embodies data on the number of students admitted in three different colleges (A, B and C) during six different years from 2014 to 2019. Based on the data continued in the table, answer the question.

Year - Wise Number of Admitted students in different colleges:

Year ↓/College → A B C
2014 8000 14000 11000
2015 15000 17000 13000
2016 17000 23000 19000
2017 13000 27000 23000
2018 22000 26000 24000
2019 27000 18000 16000

What is the approximate percent (%) increase in the number of students admitted in college A in the year 2016 as compared to previous year?

  1. 23%
  2. 123%
  3. 113%
  4. 13%
  5. None of the above

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 4 : 13%

Tabulation Question 5 Detailed Solution

 The number of students admitted in college A in the year 2016 = 17000

 The number of students admitted in college A in the year 2015 = 15000

∴ Increased percentage = [(17000 - 15000)/15000] × 100% = 13.33% ≈ 13%

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Comprehension:

Given below the data about three employees of a call center named ZINTOCA. In the given table, data about calls received by them, calls selected for further lead and calls finally received is given:

  A B C
Initial calls(% out of total calls) 40% 30% 30%
Lead calls (% out of initial calls) 80% x% 88%
Final received calls(% out of lead calls) 90% 80% y%

 

Total number of initial calls in the company is 24000 and total number of calls not received by company C is 4464 less than the total number of calls received by company A. Find the value of y.

  1. 70
  2. 75
  3. 85
  4. 90
  5. None of the above

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 2 : 75

Tabulation Question 6 Detailed Solution

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Calculation: 

Let the total number of calls be 1000z.

Initial calls (% out of total calls) of A = (1000z × 40/100) = 400z

Initial calls (% out of total calls) of B = (1000z × 30/100) = 300z

Initial calls (% out of total calls) of C = (1000z × 30/100) = 300z

Lead calls (% out of initial calls) of A = (400z × 80/100) = 320z

Lead calls (% out of initial calls) of B = (300z × x/100) = 3zx

Lead calls (% out of initial calls) of C = (300z × 88/100) = 264z

Final received calls (% out of lead calls) of A = (320z × 90/100) = 288z

Final received calls (% out of lead calls) of B = (3zx × 80/100) = 3zx × (4/5)

Final received calls (% out of lead calls) of C = (264z × y/100)

Total number of initial calls in the company = 24000

⇒ (400z + 300z + 300z) = 24000

⇒ 1000z = 24000

⇒ z = (24000/1000)

⇒ z = 24

Total number of calls not received calls by C = (300h – 264z × y/100)

⇒ (300 × 24 –  264z × y/100)

⇒ (7200 – 264z × y/100)

According to the question

Total number of calls not received by company C is 4464 less than the total number of calls received by company A

⇒ (7200 – 264z × y/100) + 4464 = 288z

⇒ (7200 – 264 × 24 × y/100) + 4464 = 288 × 24

⇒ 7200 – 6336y/100 + 4464 = 6912

⇒ (720000 – 6336y + 446400)/100 = 6912

⇒ (720000 – 6336y + 446400) = 6912 × 100

⇒ (1166400 – 6336y) = 691200

⇒ (-6336y) = (691200 – 1166400)

⇒ (-6336y) = -475200

⇒ y = [-475200/(-6336)]

⇒ y = 75

∴ The value of y is 75

The table shows the daily income (in Rs.) of 50 persons.

Study the table and answer the question:

Income (Rs)

No. of persons

Less than 200

12

Less than 250

26

Less than 300

34

Less than 350

40

Less than 400

50


How many persons earn Rs. 200 or more but less than Rs. 300? 

  1. 8
  2. 12
  3. 38
  4. 22

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 4 : 22

Tabulation Question 7 Detailed Solution

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Calculation:

Number less than 200 = 12

Number less than 250 = 26

Number less than between 250 and 200 = (26 – 12)

⇒ 14

Again,

Number less than 250 = 26

Number less than 300 = 34

Number less than between 300 and 250 = (34 – 26)

⇒ 8

Persons earn Rs. 200 or more but less than Rs. 300 = (14 + 8)

⇒ 22

∴ Required persons is 22

Study the given table and answer the question that follows.

The table shows the classification of 100 students based on the marks obtained by them in History and Geography in an examination.

Subject

Marks out of 50

40 and above

30 and above

20 and above

10 and above

0 and above

History

9

32

80

92

100

Geography

4

21

66

81

100

Average (Aggregate)

7

27

73

87

100


Based on the table, what is the number of students scoring less than 20% marks in aggregate?

  1. 13
  2. 11
  3. 10
  4. 12

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 1 : 13

Tabulation Question 8 Detailed Solution

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Calculation

We  have 20% of 50 = 10

Therefore Required number:

Number of students scoring less than 10 marks in aggregate

= 100 - Number of students scoring 10 and above marks in aggregate

= 100 - 87

= 13.

The number of students scoring less than 20% marks in aggregate is 13.

The following table shows the number of different items in different shops and their respective selling prices per unit.

Shops 

Total No. of Items

AC ∶ Cooler  Fan

Selling Price per unit

Cooler 

AC 

Fan 

A

5000 

 5  1

8000 

25000 

8500 

B

1800 

 2  4

10000 

20000 

16000 

C

3400 

 4  7

6000 

42000 

15000 

D

3600 

 2  3

12000 

32000 

8000 

E

4000 

 1 ∶ 4

8000 

26500 

12200 

F

1210 

 4 ∶ 5

11000 

28000 

11100 

Find the percentage of total revenue which comes from Cooler from shop E, considering all given items are being sold from shop E and from all the given shops only given three items are being sold. (Rounded off to three decimal places)

  1. 4.226%
  2. 3.516%
  3. 10.45%
  4. 8.910%

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 1 : 4.226%

Tabulation Question 9 Detailed Solution

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Calculation:

Total cooler sold by shop E = 4000 × (1/10)

⇒ 400

Selling price of 400 coolers = 400 × 8000

⇒ 3200000

Total ACs sold by shop E = 4000 × (5/10)

⇒ 2000

Selling price of 2000 ACs = 2000 × 26500

⇒ 53000000

Total Fans sold by shop E = 4000 × (4/10)

⇒ 1600

Selling price of 1600 Fans = 1600 × 12200

⇒ 19520000

Now,

Required % = [3200000/(3200000 + 53000000 + 19520000)] × 100

⇒ [3200000/(75720000)] × 100

⇒ 4.226 ≈ 4.23%

∴ The required answer is 4.23%.

study the given table and answer the question that follows. 

The table shows the classification of 100 students based on the marks obtained by them in Statistics and Mathematics in an examination out of 50. 

Subject 40 and above 30 and above 20 and above 10 and above 0 and above
Mathematics 8 33 90 92 100
Statistics 5 22 60 87 100

If at least 60% marks in Mathematics are required for pursuing higher studies in Mathematics, then how many students will be eligible to pursue higher studies in Mathematics? 

  1. 33
  2. 27
  3. 90
  4. 10

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 1 : 33

Tabulation Question 10 Detailed Solution

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Calculation:

Total marks = 50

Eligible for higher studies in mathematics marks = 50 × 60% = 30

Total students who are eligible to pursue higher studies in mathematics = 33 

∴ The correct answer is 33.

The percentage marks obtained by 6 students in different subjects are given below. The maximum marks for each subject have been indicated in the table.

Subject

Student

Physics Mathematics Hindi Geography English History
Maximum marks → 80 150 100 75 120 50
P 70 44 88 88 70 38
Q 90 40 54 92 65 40
R 85 32 70 64 55 30
S 75 70 58 80 60 35
T 65 60 45 88 50 42
U 60 50 60 72 25 48

What are the average marks obtained by all students in Geography?

  1. 65.5
  2. 63.8
  3. 60.5
  4. 58.2

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 3 : 60.5

Tabulation Question 11 Detailed Solution

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Given:

The percentage marks obtained by 6 students in different subjects are given below. The maximum marks for each subject have been indicated in the table.

Subject

Student

Physics Mathematics Hindi Geography English History
Maximum marks → 80 150 100 75 120 50
P 70 44 88 88 70 38
Q 90 40 54 92 65 40
R 85 32 70 64 55 30
S 75 70 58 80 60 35
T 65 60 45 88 50 42
U 60 50 60 72 25 48


Concept used:

Average = \(\frac{Total\ marks}{Total \ students}\)

Calculation:

According to the question,

Marks of P in geography = 88% of 75 = 0.88 × 75 = 66 marks

Marks of Q in geography = 92% of 75 = 0.92 × 75 = 69 marks

Marks of R in geography = 64% of 75 = 0.64 × 75 = 48 marks

Marks of S in geography = 80% of 75 = 0.80 × 75 = 60 marks

Marks of T in geography = 88% of 75 = 0.88 × 75 = 66 marks

Marks of U in geography = 72% of 75 = 0.72 × 75 = 54 marks

Total marks obtained by students in Geography = 66 + 69 + 48 + 60 + 66 + 54 = 363

Average marks obtained by students in Geography = \(\frac{363}{6}\) = 60.5 

∴ The average marks obtained by all students in Geography is 60.5.

Mistake Points 

The maximum mark in Geography is 75. Please note that the marks of students are given in the percentage.

For example, P's marks in Geography = 88% of 75 = 66 marks

So the sum of marks of all students in geography = 363

Average = 363/6 = 60.5

The following table shows the amount of annual rainfall in inches in 8 different states of India.

 

T

A

M

N

K

P

D

R

2015

80

70

98

78

68

65

70

59

2016

85

70

95

77

69

60

71

59

2017

86

71

96

76

66

67

71

59

2018

84

70

96

75

67

66

69

61

2019

80

74

97

74

67

64

75

60

2020

81

75

98

75

68

65

74

65

2021

82

72

98

73

70

65

73

65

How many states have witnessed an increase in the amount of annual rainfall continuously for two times in immediate years?

  1. 4
  2. 5
  3. 3
  4. 6

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 1 : 4

Tabulation Question 12 Detailed Solution

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Calculation:

State T has witnessed two times increase in 2016 and 2017 or 2020 and 2021.

State A has witnessed two times increase in 2019 and 2020

State M has witnessed two times increase in 2019 and 2020

State K has witnessed two times increase in 2020 and 2021

So, total 4 states witnessed an increase in the amount of annual rainfall continuously for two times in immediate years

∴ The required answer is 4.

Study the given table and answer the question that follows.

The table shows the number of candidates who appeared (App), qualified (Qual) and selected (Sel) in a competitive examination from four states Delhi, Goa, Karnataka, and Maharashtra over the years 2012 to 2016.

Years

Delhi

Goa

Karnataka

Maharashtra

 

App

Qual

Sel

App

Qual

Sel

App

Qual

Sel

App

Qual

Sel

2012

8000

850

94

7800

810

82

7500

720

78

8200

680

85

2013

4800

500

48

7500

800

65

5600

620

85

6800

600

70

2014

9500

850

90

8800

920

86

7000

650

70

7800

720

84

2015

9000

800

70

7200

850

75

8500

950

80

5700

485

60

2016

7500

640

82

7400

560

70

4800

400

48

6500

525

65


The number of candidates selected from Maharashtra during the period under review is approximately what percentage of the number selected from Delhi during this period?

  1. 96.79%
  2. 92.79%
  3. 93.39%
  4. 94.79%

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 4 : 94.79%

Tabulation Question 13 Detailed Solution

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Calculation:

Total selected from Delhi = 94 + 48 + 90 + 70 + 82 = 384

Total selected from Maharastra = 85 + 70 + 84 + 60 + 65 = 364

Required percentage = (364 × 100)/384 = 94.79%

∴ The correct answer is 94.79%.

The following table gives information of panchayat elections held in six villages P, Q, R, S, T and U.

Village

Total number of votes

(in hundreds)

Votes polled

(in %)

Valid votes 

(in %)

P 50 80 80
Q 60 75 80
R 100 65 65
S 80 60 70
T 60 80 90
U 40 90 60

Hint:

1) percentage of votes polled = \(\rm {{Total \ votes \ polled} \over Total \ number \ of \ votes}\) × 100
 

2) percentage of valid votes = \(\rm {{Total \ valid \ votes} \over Total \ votes \ polled}\) × 100
 

Find the ratio of invalid votes of village R to that of village U?

  1. 455 ∶ 268
  2. 321 ∶ 107
  3. 455 ∶ 288
  4. 423 ∶ 755

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 3 : 455 ∶ 288

Tabulation Question 14 Detailed Solution

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Calculation:

Ratio of invalid votes of village R to that of village U = 100 × 65% × 35% : 40 × 90% × 40%

⇒ 65 × 35 : 36 × 40

⇒ 65 × 7 : 36 × 8

⇒ 455 : 288

∴ The required answer is 455 : 288.

Study the following table and answer the question below.

School name Total number of students enrolled Percentage of enrolled students who opted for Biology Ratio of male to female students who opted for Biology
A 900 30% 7 ∶ 8
B 400 38% 9 ∶ 10
C 1000 24% 5 ∶ 19
D 800 18% 5 ∶ 7

What is the ratio of the total number of male students to that of female students who opted for Biology in schools A and D together? 

  1. 38 ∶ 31
  2. 21 ∶ 38
  3. 31 ∶ 28
  4. 31 ∶ 38

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 4 : 31 ∶ 38

Tabulation Question 15 Detailed Solution

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Calculation:

Number of male students who opted biology in school A = (900 × 30% × 7)/15 = 126

Number of male students who opted biology in school D = (800 × 18% × 5)/12 = 60

Number of female students who opted biology in school A = (900 × 30% × 8)/15 = 144

Number of female students who opted biology in school D = (800 × 18% × 7)/12 = 84

Male students who opted for biology in schools A and D : Female students who opted for biology in schools A and D

⇒ (126 + 60) : (144 + 84)

⇒ 186 : 228 = 31 : 38

∴ The correct answer is 31 : 38.

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