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• Directions (1-5): Study the following graph carefully and answer the given questions.
  The line graph shows the Quantity of 6 different fruits and price per kg (in Rs)
  

  1. Question

  What is the average price per kg of Apple and Guava sold?

  • Rs.33.46
  • Rs.43.46
  • Rs.35.36
  • Rs.53.46
  • None of these
  Ans: 1
  Average price= (25*750+45*550)/(750+550)
  =43500/1300
  =33.46(approx)

• 2. Question

  Directions (1-5): Study the following graph carefully and answer the given questions.
  The line graph shows the Quantity of 6 different fruits and price per kg (in Rs)
  
  Out of the total quantity of Banana sold, half the quantity is sold at the given rate while half the quantity is sold 20% more than the original price. What is the total cost of the entire quantity of Banana sold?

  • Rs.22600
  • Rs.24100
  • Rs.25100
  • Rs.23100
  • None of these
  Ans: 4
  Half of the quantity=700/2=350
  Total cost= (350*30)+(350*(30*120/100))
  =10500+12600
  =23100

• 3. Question

  Directions (1-5): Study the following graph carefully and answer the given questions.
  The line graph shows the Quantity of 6 different fruits and price per kg (in Rs)
  
  If Cherry is sold at 10% discount then the quantity sold gets doubled. What will be the cost of the total quantity of Cherry sold after discount?

  • Rs.23200
  • Rs.33200
  • Rs.43200
  • Rs.53200
  • None of these
  Ans: 3
  Total cost=(80*90/100)*(300+300)
  =72*600
  =43200

• 4. Question

  Directions (1-5): Study the following graph carefully and answer the given questions.
  The line graph shows the Quantity of 6 different fruits and price per kg (in Rs)
  
  If the selling quantities of Orange and Mango are interchanged then, what is the ratio of the total cost of the quantities sold for Orange and Mango?

  • 20:63
  • 63:22
  • 36:20
  • 20:37
  • None of these
  Ans: 1
  The quantities are interchanged, so mango=450kg
  Orange=200kg
  Required ratio=200*50:450*70
  =20:63

• 5. Question

  Directions (1-5): Study the following graph carefully and answer the given questions.
  The line graph shows the Quantity of 6 different fruits and price per kg (in Rs)
  
  If the quantity of Guava sold is increased by 300% and the price per kg is reduced by 20%. What will be the total cost of Guava sold?

  • Rs.78200
  • Rs.76200
  • Rs.77200
  • Rs.79200
  • None of these
  Ans:4
  Quantity increased by 300%=550*400/100
  =2200kg
  Price decreased by 20%=45*80/100=Rs.36
  Total cost=2200*36
  =79200

  Directions:(6-10) Read the following passage carefully and answer the given questions.
  In a train there are 1200 passengers. 18% of the total number of passengers is from Chennai. Two-fifths of the total number of passengers is from Bangalore. 6% of the total number of passengers is from Delhi. The remaining number of passengers is from Mumbai. 25% of the number of passengers from Chennai is females. Half the number of passengers from Bangalore is female. There are no female passengers from Delhi. Two-thirds of the number of passengers from Mumbai is females.

  6. Question

  What is the total number of male passengers from Mumbai and the female passengers from Bangalore together?

  • 384
  • 464
  • 424
  • 354
  • None of these
  Ans: 1
  No.of passengers from Chennai=18*1200/100=216
  25% females passengers from Chennai=216*25/100=54
  Male passengers from Chennai=216-54=162
  No.of passengers from Bangalore=2/5*1200=480
  Half the number of female passengers from Bangalore=480/2=240
  Hence male passengers from Bangalore=240
  No.of passengers from Delhi=6*1200/100=72
  Male passenger from Delhi=72
  Total number of passengers from Mumbai=1200-216-480-72=432
  Two-thirds of the number of passengers from Mumbai is females=432*2/3=288
  Male passengers from Mumbai=432-288=144
  
  Male passengers from Mumbai=144
  Female passengers from Bangalore=240
  Total=144+240=384

• 7. Question

  Directions:(6-10) Read the following passage carefully and answer the given questions.
  In a train there are 1200 passengers. 18% of the total number of passengers is from Chennai. Two-fifths of the total number of passengers is from Bangalore. 6% of the total number of passengers is from Delhi. The remaining number of passengers is from Mumbai. 25% of the number of passengers from Chennai is females. Half the number of passengers from Bangalore is female. There are no female passengers from Delhi. Two-thirds of the number of passengers from Mumbai is females.
  The number of male passengers from Chennai is what percentage of the total number of passengers from Delhi?

  • 125%
  • 225%
  • 235%
  • 245%
  • None of these
  Ans: 2
  No.of passengers from Chennai=18*1200/100=216
  25% females passengers from Chennai=216*25/100=54
  Male passengers from Chennai=216-54=162
  No.of passengers from Bangalore=2/5*1200=480
  Half the number of female passengers from Bangalore=480/2=240
  Hence male passengers from Bangalore=240
  No.of passengers from Delhi=6*1200/100=72
  Male passenger from Delhi=72
  Total number of passengers from Mumbai=1200-216-480-72=432
  Two-thirds of the number of passengers from Mumbai is females=432*2/3=288
  Male passengers from Mumbai=432-288=144
  
  Percentage=162*100/72
  =225

• 8. Question

  Directions:(6-10) Read the following passage carefully and answer the given questions.
  In a train there are 1200 passengers. 18% of the total number of passengers is from Chennai. Two-fifths of the total number of passengers is from Bangalore. 6% of the total number of passengers is from Delhi. The remaining number of passengers is from Mumbai. 25% of the number of passengers from Chennai is females. Half the number of passengers from Bangalore is female. There are no female passengers from Delhi. Two-thirds of the number of passengers from Mumbai is females.
  What is the ratio of the number of passengers from Bangalore and the number of male passengers from Delhi?

  • 20:7
  • 13:20
  • 20:19
  • 20:3
  • None of these
  Ans: 4
  No.of passengers from Chennai=18*1200/100=216
  25% females passengers from Chennai=216*25/100=54
  Male passengers from Chennai=216-54=162
  No.of passengers from Bangalore=2/5*1200=480
  Half the number of female passengers from Bangalore=480/2=240
  Hence male passengers from Bangalore=240
  No.of passengers from Delhi=6*1200/100=72
  Male passenger from Delhi=72
  Total number of passengers from Mumbai=1200-216-480-72=432
  Two-thirds of the number of passengers from Mumbai is females=432*2/3=288
  Male passengers from Mumbai=432-288=144
  
  Required ratio=480:72
  =20:3

• 9. Question

  Directions:(6-10) Read the following passage carefully and answer the given questions.
  In a train there are 1200 passengers. 18% of the total number of passengers is from Chennai. Two-fifths of the total number of passengers is from Bangalore. 6% of the total number of passengers is from Delhi. The remaining number of passengers is from Mumbai. 25% of the number of passengers from Chennai is females. Half the number of passengers from Bangalore is female. There are no female passengers from Delhi. Two-thirds of the number of passengers from Mumbai is females.
  What is the average number of female passengers from all the four places?

  • 164
  • 145
  • 194
  • 172
  • None of these
  Ans: 3
  No.of passengers from Chennai=18*1200/100=216
  25% females passengers from Chennai=216*25/100=54
  Male passengers from Chennai=216-54=162
  No.of passengers from Bangalore=2/5*1200=480
  Half the number of female passengers from Bangalore=480/2=240
  Hence male passengers from Bangalore=240
  No.of passengers from Delhi=6*1200/100=72
  Male passenger from Delhi=72
  Total number of passengers from Mumbai=1200-216-480-72=432
  Two-thirds of the number of passengers from Mumbai is females=432*2/3=288
  Male passengers from Mumbai=432-288=144
  
  Average passengers of female from all places= (54+240+288)/3
  =194

• 10. Question

  Directions:(6-10) Read the following passage carefully and answer the given questions.
  In a train there are 1200 passengers. 18% of the total number of passengers is from Chennai. Two-fifths of the total number of passengers is from Bangalore. 6% of the total number of passengers is from Delhi. The remaining number of passengers is from Mumbai. 25% of the number of passengers from Chennai is females. Half the number of passengers from Bangalore is female. There are no female passengers from Delhi. Two-thirds of the number of passengers from Mumbai is females.
  What is the difference between the number of female passengers from Mumbai and the number of male passengers from Delhi?

  • 216
  • 208
  • 230
  • 220
  • None of these
  Ans: 1
  No.of passengers from Chennai=18*1200/100=216
  25% females passengers from Chennai=216*25/100=54
  Male passengers from Chennai=216-54=162
  No.of passengers from Bangalore=2/5*1200=480
  Half the number of female passengers from Bangalore=480/2=240
  Hence male passengers from Bangalore=240
  No.of passengers from Delhi=6*1200/100=72
  Male passenger from Delhi=72
  Total number of passengers from Mumbai=1200-216-480-72=432
  Two-thirds of the number of passengers from Mumbai is females=432*2/3=288
  Male passengers from Mumbai=432-288=144
  
  Difference=288-72
  =216