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Data Interpretation Mains Monthly PDF - May 2022

Direction (1-5): Study the following data carefully and answer the given questions:
There is a mixture of Grape juice, water and sugar in four different vessels A, B, C and D. The total
capacity of all these vessels is 702 litres and the individual capacities of these vessels are different. Read
the directions carefully and answer the following questions. (consider all the four vessels are fully filled)
The quantity of grape juice in A is 10% more than that of water in A and the quantity of grape juice in B
is 25% more than that of water in B. The ratio of quantities of water in vessels in C and D is 7:13 and
the quantity of grape juice in C is 14.28% less than the quantity of water in vessel C. The bar graph
below is about the quantity of sugar in these vessels.
Note: The sum of the quantity of grape juice in all these vessels is 319 litres.
1. 80% of the mixture from vessel “A” and 20% of the mixture from vessel “C” is taken out and
put into a new vessel “E”. Now if the ratio of grape juice and sugar in-vessel “E” is 10:9 then find
out the quantity of grape juice in-vessel “C” is what percent of the quantity of sugar in-vessel “A”
(It is given that the quantity of water in vessel “A” is 11.11% more than the quantity of sugar in
it)
a) 83.33%
b) 37.5%
c) 26.67%
d) 62.5%
e) 66.66%
2. What is the ratio of the total mixture in vessels A and B to that of the total mixture in vessels C
and D, if it is given that the quantity of sugar in vessels A and B is 30% and 25% respectively?
a) 17:22
b) 17:23
c) 22:17
d) 23:17

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e) 17:20
3. If the quantity of water in vessel A is ______________ litres and the quantity of grape juice in vessel
B is _____________ litres then the ratio of total quantity of mixture in A and B is _______________. Which
of the following given values will satisfy the above blanks?
1) 50, 55 and 25:26
2) 50, 65 and 25:26
3) 100, 80 and 85:61
4)80, 100 and 85:61
a) Only (2) satisfies
b) Both (3) and (4) satisfies
c) All (1), (2) and (3) satisfies
d) Both (2) and (3) satisfies
e) only (3) satisfies
4. If the difference between water in vessel D to that of vessel A is 15 litres and the sum of grape
juice in A and C is 85 litres then what is the quantity of grape juice in vessel D (water in vessel D
is more than that of vessel A)?
a) 169 litres
b) 144 litres
c) 289 litres
d) 121 litres
e) 225 litres
5. Total mixture in B is 104% and 141 9/11% to that of the total mixture in A and C respectively.
Now, what is the difference between the quantities of water in vessels A and D if it is given that
the grape juice in B is 18.18% more than that of in-vessel A?
a) 15 litres
b)10 litres
c) 20 litres
d) 5 litres
e) 25 litres
Directions (6-10): Read the data carefully and answer the questions.
Given the Bar graph shows the percentage of students renewing their Affairs cloud’s current affairs
subscription plan in four Different months and the table below shows the percentage of female students
renewing their Affairs cloud’s current affairs subscription plan in these four months. ( Consider they
are visiting only affairs cloud site )

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Note – Total people visited Affairs Cloud’s site in these four months = Total students renewing their
current affairs subscription plan +Total students applying for new current affairs subscription plan.
Months Percentage of girls renewing their affairscloud

current affairs subscription plan
January 25
February 40
March 30
April 50
6. Total male visited site in January for renewing their current affairs subscription plan is 1800
and the total female visited site in February for applying for a new affairs subscription plan is
1280. If the total female visited site in February for applying a new subscription plan is 64% of
total people applying for a new subscription plan in February, then find the ratio of total
students visited site in January to that of in February?
a) 6:5
b) 5:6
c) 4:5
d) 5:4
e) 2:3

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7. Total males applying for a new subscription plan in February are 60% of total students
applying for a new subscription plan in that month and the total male renewing their
subscription plan in the same month is 2880. Total males applying for a new subscription plan
in the month of march are 384 more than total females renewing their subscription plan in the
same month. Find the difference between total female new subscribers in February and total
students applying for a new subscription plan in march month, if male applying for new
subscription plan in March is 58% of total students applying for new subscription plan in March.
a) 624
b) 520
c) 500
d) 600
e) 724
8. If a total number of females renewing their subscription plan in April is 2250 and the ratio
between male to female applying for a new subscription plan in the same month is 7: 3, then find
the difference between the number of male & female applying for a new subscription plan in
April?
a) 2000
b) 2100
c) 2200
d) 2500
e) 2400
9. If the difference between male and female renewing their current affairs subscription plan in
January is 1200 and total male renewing their current affairs subscription plan in April is 2700,
then find total students visited in January are what percent less/more than total students
applying for a new subscription plan in April?
a) 26.67%
b) 14.28%
c) 12.5%
d) 8.33 %
e) 9.09 %
10. If the ratio of total students visiting Affairscloud site in February and March is 9:10 then what
is the ratio of male students taking new subscriptions in February to the female students taking
new subscriptions in March. If it is given that there are a total of 62.5% female students taking
new subscriptions in February and 73.33% male students taking new subscriptions in March?
a) 3:10
b) 10:3
c) 8:9
d) 9:8
e) 7:9
Direction (11-15): Study the following data carefully and answer the given questions:
A chemical store has 3 barrels A, B and C which contain mixtures of acid and water with varying
concentrations of acid. The concentrations of acid in these solutions (in %) and the quantity of water
(in litre) are given in the table. Cost of Acid is Rs.60 per litre and water is free of cost.

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Acid + Water Acid Quantity of water (In

solution concentration(in %) litres)
A 77.2% 342
B 66% 374
C 76% 312
11. If 1/3 part of the solution in barrel A is replaced with water and the barrel is sold by the
shopkeeper at 25% profit, what will be his profit in Rupees?
a) 11490
b) 11580
c) 11680
d) 11670
e) None of these
12. Solutions from barrels B and C are mixed in the ratio m:n to make solution X. If the price of
solution X is Rs. 43.2 per litre, find the percentage concentration of acid in a new solution which
is made by mixing solutions from B and C in the ratio 4n:3m respectively.
a) 66 1/3%
b) 72%
c) 69 1/3%
d) 70%
e) None of these
13. From the barrel C, 1/13 of the solution is replaced with water and again 1/19 of the solution
is replaced with water. Now X liters of acid is added to barrel C to make the concentration of acid
66.67%. Find the value of ‘X’?
a) 81
b) 8
c) 62
d) 124
e) None of these
14. Solutions from A and C are mixed in the ratio x:y to get a new solution ‘S’ of volume 500 litres.
When 264 litres of water is added to solution ‘S’, the quantity of water and acid becomes equal.
Find x: y?
a) 1:2
b) 2:3
c) 3:4
d) 2:5
e) None of these
15. If all 3 barrels are emptied into a large barrel and shop keeper sold this mixture at 15%
profit, what will be the selling price of the mixture?
a) Rs. 1,98,168
b) Rs. 1,98,078
c) Rs. 1,99,158
d) Rs. 1,99,068
e) None of these

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Directions(16-20): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions that
follow:
It was found that the incomes of three friends, Sam, Charles, and Britto varied every month but
maintained a fixed ratio of 5:6:7. Each of the three friends spends 25% of their respective incomes every
month on food and 10% on rent, another 10% on transport, and 5% of their respective salaries for
entertainment purposes. The expenditures other than the ones given above vary from time to time.
16. In the month of March, Sam invests the amount he has after all his expenditures, in a business
with two of his friends and the ratio of the initial investments by Sam, Mary and Meena is 1:2:4
and they partnered in the business for 6 months, 8 months and 12 months respectively. The ratio
of the total initial investment to the total profit is 4:5 and the profit earned by Meena at the end
of one year is Rs. 62,400. Find the amount spent by Britto on food, if Sam does not have any
additional expenses.
a) Rs. 5200
b) Rs. 7280
c) Rs. 8695
d) Cannot be determined
e) None of the above
17. In April, the difference between the expenditures on food and entertainment for Charles is
Rs. 25200. Britto met with an accident in April and incurred an expenditure equal to 12.5% of
his monthly income and invested the remaining amount in a scheme that offered 20% interest
compounded annually. If the interest obtained by him after ‘n’ years is Rs. 40,131, then the value
of ‘n’ satisfies which of the following equations:
(i) 𝒏𝟑 + 𝟓𝒏𝟐 − 𝟏𝟎𝒏 − 𝟒𝟐 = 𝟎
(ii) 𝒏𝟐 + 𝟐𝒏 − 𝟏𝟓 = 𝟎
a) Only (i)
b) Only (ii)
c) Both (i) and (ii)
d) Neither (i) nor (ii)
18. Let p be the amount spent by Charles on rent when Sam spent Rs. 4000 on food. If the friends
decide to rent a single apartment and share the rent amount such that Sam and Charles pay the
same amount and Britto has to pay an amount equal to the sum of the amounts paid by Sam and
Charles and the other expenses remain the same as that of the other months. Given that the total
amount that all the three spend on food is Rs. 31,500 and the total amount left with the friends
is Rs. 45,800, let q be equal to one-fifth of the rent amount that Britto should pay now. Calculate
the value of q-p
a) Rs. 1020
b) Rs. 1040
c) Rs. 1060
d) Rs. 1080
e) Rs. 1100
19. If the friends had no additional expenses in June and July, what would be the difference
between the savings of Charles in June and Britto in July given that Sam spent Rs. 5200 in June
for entertainment in June and increased the expense for entertainment by 10% in the month of
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a) Rs. 17650
b) Rs. 17660
c) Rs. 17670
d) Rs. 17680
e) Rs. 17690
20. In the month of August, only Sam and Charles received an increment which was found to be
in the ratio 1:2. Which one among the following conditions should be satisfied so that the ratio
between the income of Sam to the income of Britto in the month of August remains the same as
that of the ratio of the income of Charles and Britto before increment.
a) The increment given to Sam should be equal to the difference between the monthly incomes of
Charles and Britto before the increment was given.
b) The increment given to Charles should be equal to the difference between the monthly incomes of
Charles and Britto before the increment was given.
c) The increment given to Sam should be equal to the difference between the monthly incomes of Britto
and Sam before the increment was given
d) The increment given to Charles should be equal to the half the difference between the monthly
incomes of Britto and Charles before the increment was given
Directions (21-25): Study the given information carefully and answer the questions that follow:
Five teams, Japan, Korea, Spain, Thailand and China participate in a badminton tournament where each
team meet the other teams exactly once in the league stage. The top two teams will qualify for the finals.
When two teams meet each other, they play a set of five games: One Men’s singles, one women’s singles,
one women’s doubles, one men’s doubles and one mixed doubles game, each of which gives the winning
team one point. Each team can fix one among the five games, as a trump game and both the teams cannot
fix the same game as a trump game. The team that wins the game fixed as the trump will be given one
bonus point.
Note: All the five games will be played even if a particular team wins the first three games.
The table given below shows the number of games won by each team in each match at the end of the
league stage.
First team Opponent team Matches won Number of matches
by the first won by the opponent
team team
China Japan 2 3
Korea Spain 4 1
Thailand Japan 0 5
Japan Korea 4 1
Spain China 3 2
China Korea 2 3
Korea Thailand 3 2
Thailand China 3 2
Japan Spain 3 2
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21. The maximum possible points of Japan is what percentage more or less than the maximum
possible points of Korea, if in the match between both the teams, it has been given that each of
them won their respective trump games?
a) 11.11%
b) 22.22%
c) 33.33%
22. Which team will be at the third place in the league standings if the table given below shows
the number of trump games won by each team during the league stage?
Team Number of
trump games
won
China 3
Japan 5
Korea 5
Spain 3
Thailand 4
a) China
b) Japan
c) Thailand
d) Korea
e) Spain
23. The trump games won by each team at the end of the league stage is given in the table below.
The final was suspended due to the outbreak of the pandemic, it was finalized that every league
match would be taken into consideration and the points of each team would be calculated in the
usual way except for the fact that for every trump game lost, one point will be deducted. What
will be the sum of the points scored by the winner and the runner?
Team Number of trump
games won
China 4
Japan 4
Korea 5
Spain 3
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a) 18
b) 28
c) 38
24. What is the difference between the maximum possible points of China and the minimum
possible points of Korea?
a)1
b)2
c)5
d)4
e) Cannot be determined
25. If the existing coach of team Japan is replaced by a new coach Mr. A, the probability of winning
against Korea increases by 15%, the probability of winning against China decreases by 5% and
the probability of winning against Thailand increases by 10% while the probability of winning
against Spain remains the same as before, then what would be the change in the chances of Japan
winning the tournament if every match that China has won was a trump match and Korea lost at
least four trump matches and it was found that Japan got the minimum number of points
possible?
a) Increases
b) Decreases
c) Remains the same
SOLUTION
Direction (1-5):
1. e) 66.66%
Solution: We have,
Vessels Grape juice (In Water (In Litres) Sugar (In Litres)
Litres)
A 11x 10x 45
B 5y 4y 39
C 6z 7z 45
D K 13z 52
Total Quantity 319 202 181
10
Now, the quantity of water in A is 11.11% more than sugar. So the quantity of water = 45 x 9 = 50
litres
11
Therefore, grape juice in A becomes 50 x 10 = 55 litres
Now, 80% of grape juice, water and sugar in A is 44, 40 and 36 respectively.
6 7
Similarly, 20% of grape juice, water and sugar in vessel C becomes 5 𝑧, 5 𝑧 and 9 litres respectively.

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6
Therefore, grape juice in new vessel E = 44 + 5 𝑧
And sugar in E = 36 + 9 = 45
According to question,
6
44+ 𝑧 10
5
=
45 9
z=5
therefore, grape juice in C = 6 x 5 = 30 litres
30
and required percentage = 45 x 100 = 66.66%
2. a) 17:22
Solution:
We have,
Litres)
A 11x 10x 45
B 5y 4y 39
C 6z 7z 45
D K 13z 52
100
Given that, sugar in A is 30%, it implies that total quantity of mixture in vessel A = x 45 = 150 litres
30
Similarly, sugar in vessel B is 25% therefore,

100
Total quantity of mixture in B = 25 x 39 = 156
Total Quantity of vessel is 702,
So the total quantity of mixture C and D=702-156-150=396litres
Therefore, total quantity in vessels A and B = 306
306 17
Therefore, required ratio = 396 = 22
3. d) Both (2) and (3) satisfies
Solution: We have,
Litres)
A 11x 10x 45
B 5y 4y 39
C 6z 7z 45
D K 13z 52
1)If the quantity of water in vessel A is 50 litres then the value of x = 5 and the total quantity of
mixture in vessel A = 21 x 5 + 45
= 150 litres
And if the quantity of grape juice in B is 55 litres then y = 11 and the total quantity of mixture in vessel
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Therefore, the ratio of the total quantity of A and B = 150: 138 = 25:23
Which doesn’t satisfy the given equations.
2) If the quantity of water in vessel A is 50 litres then the value of x = 5 and the total quantity of
= 150 litres
B = 156 litres
And the ratio of the total quantity of mixture in A and B = 150:156
=25:26
Hence, it satisfies the equations.
= 255 litres
B = 183 litres
=85:61
Hence, it satisfies the equations.
= 213 litres
And if the quantity of grape juice in B is 100 litres then y = 20 and the total quantity of mixture in
vessel B = 219 litres
=71:73
It doesn’t satisfy the equations.
Hence, only (2) and (3) satisfies the given conditions.
4. a) 169 litres
Solution:
We have,
Vessels Grape juice (In Water (In Sugar (In Litres)

Litres) Litres)
A 11x 10x 45
B 5y 4y 39
C 6z 7z 45
D K 13z 52
The difference of water in D and A,
13z – 10x =15............(1)
And the sum of grape juice in vessels A and C,
11x + 6z = 85..............(2)
By solving (1) and (2) we get,
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Now, to find the value of grape juice in D we need to find the value of grape juice in B.
10 x 5 +4y + 7 x 5 + 13 x 5 = 202
Y = 13
Therefore, the value of grape juice in vessels A, B and C are 55, 65 and 30 respectively.
So the value of grape juice in vessel D = 319 – (55+65+30)
= 169 litres
5.a)15 litres
Solution:
We have,
Litres)
A 11x 10x 45
B 5y 4y 39
C 6z 7z 45
D K 13z 52
Total mixture in B is 104% to that of in A, it implies that,

104% of (21x+ 45 ) = 9y + 39
225y – 546x = 195.....(1)
Also mixture in B is 141 9/11% to that of in C, it gives,
1560
% 𝑜𝑓 (13z +45) = 9y + 39 .....(2)
11
Now, grape juice in B is 18.18% more than that of in A,
13
x 11𝑥 = 5y
11
𝑥 5
= 13
𝑦
Now, by solving these equations, we get,
X=5, y=13 and z=5
Therefore, required difference = 10 x 5 ~ 13 x 5
= 15 litres
Direction (6-10):
6. a) 6:5
Solution:
Let total students visit the site in the months of January and February are “a” and “b” respectively.
Now according to question,
40 75
a x 100 x 100 = 1800
a = 6000
40 64
b x 100 x 100 = 1280
b = 5000
therefore, required ratio = 6000: 5000 = 6:5

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7. b) 520
Solution:
Let total number of people visited Affairs cloud’s site in the month of February = x
60 60
So, 𝑥 x 100 x 100 = 2880
𝑥 = 8000
40 40
Total female applying for new subscription plan in the month of February = 8000 x 100 x 100 = 1280
Let total number of people visited site in the month of March = y
45 58 55 30
So, y x 100 x 100 − y x 100 x 100 = 384
Y = 4000
45
Total number of people applying for new subscription in the month of March = 4000 x 100 = 1800
Therefore, required difference = 1800-1280 = 520
8. c) 2200
Solution:
Let total number of students visiting site of Affairs cloud in April = x
Therefore, according to question,
45 50
𝑥 x 100 x 100 = 2250
𝑥 = 10,000
Therefore, difference between male and female students visiting site for new subscription
55 4
= 10,000 x 100 x 10 = 2200
9. e) 9.09%
Solution:
Let total number of students visiting site in January = x
So, according to question,
40 50
𝑥 x 100 x 100 = 1200
𝑥 = 6000
Let us assume total students visiting site in April = y
45 50
So, y x 100 x 100 = 2700
Y = 12000
55
Total number of students applying for new subscription plan in April = 12000 x 100 = 6600
6600−6000
Therefore, required percentage = x 100 = 1/11% = 9.09%
6600
10. d) 9:8
Solution:
Let total students visiting site in February = 9x
And total students visiting site in March = 10x
So, males visiting site in February for taking new subscription are
40 3 3
9𝑥 x 100 x 8 ∴ 37.5% = 8
And females visiting site in March for taking new subscription are
45 4 4
10𝑥 x 100 x 15 ∴ 26.67% = 15
40 3 45 4
Therefore, required ratio = 9𝑥 x 100 x 8 ∶ 10𝑥 x 100 x 15
= 9:8

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Direction (11-15):
11. Answer: b) 11580

Solution:
Profit = 772 * 60 * 25% = 11580
12. c) 68 1/3%
Solution:
Let ‘n’ be the % concentration of acid in solution X;
n = 72
% concentration of acid in new solution = 69 1/3%

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13. b) 8
Solution:
14. a) 1:2
Solution:
Let x be the quantity of water in solution S
15. a) Rs. 1,98,168

Solution:
Acid in A = (342/22.8) * 77.2 = 1158
Acid in B = (374/34) * 66 = 726
Acid in C = (312/24) * 76 = 988
Total acid = 1158 +726+ 988 =2872
Selling price = 2872 * 60 *23/ 20 =Rs. 1,98,168

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Direction(16-20):
16. b) Rs. 7280

Solution:
Let the salaries of Sam, Charles and Britto be respectively 5x, 6x and 7x respectively
The amount invested by Sam in the business= [100- (25%+10+10+5)] % of 5x= 50% of 5x= 2.5x
It has been given that the ratio of the initial investments by Sam, Mary, and Meena= 1:2:4
The investment by Mary= 2.5x*2= 5x
The investment by Meena= 2.5x*4= 10x
The investment ratio= 2.5x*6: 5x*8: 12*10x= 25*6: 50*8: 120*10= 3:8:24
Let the total profit be Rs. ‘y’. According to the data,
24
∗ 𝑦 = 62,400
35
35
𝑦 = 62400 ∗ 24
The total profit earned through the business= Rs. 91,000
The ratio of the total initial investment to the total profit= 4:5
91000
The total initial investment in the business= ∗ 4 = 𝑅𝑠. 72,800
5
1
The investment made by Sam= 7 ∗ 72800 = 𝑅𝑠. 10,400
50% of Sam’s salary= 10,400
Sam’s salary= Rs. 20,800
20,800
Britto’s salary= 5 ∗ 7 = 29,120
25
The total amount spent on food by Britto= 100 ∗ 29120 = 𝑅𝑠. 7280
17. c) Both (i) and (ii)

Solution:
The difference between the expenditures on food and entertainment for Charles= Rs. 25,200. Let the
salary of Charles be Rs.’x’
(25-5) % of x= 25200
100
x= 25200∗ 20 =Rs. 1,26,000
126000
The salary of Britto= 6 ∗ 7 = 𝑅𝑠. 1,47,000
The amount invested by Britto in the scheme= [100-(25-10-10-5-12.5)] % of 1,47,000= Rs. 55,125
The interest obtained by him after ‘n’ years= Rs. 40,131
20 𝑛
55,125 (1 + 100) − 55125 = 40,131
120 𝑛 95256
( ) =( )
100 55125
6 𝑛 216
(5) = (125)
n=3
Substituting n=3 in (i) and (ii), we get
(i) 33 + 5 ∗ 32 − 10 ∗ 3 − 42 = 0
(ii) 32 + 2 ∗ 3 − 15 = 0
It can be seen that the value of ‘n’ satisfies both the given equations.

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18. c) Rs. 1060

Solution:
Let the salaries of Sam, Charles and Britto be 5x, 6x and 7x respectively.
Let the rent of the single apartment be 4y
The amounts that Sam, Charles and Britto should pay for the apartment= y, y and 2y respectively.
The total amount spent on food= Rs. 31,500
25% of (5x+6x+7x) = 31500
4.5x= 31500
31500
x= 4.5 = 7,000
The salary of Sam= Rs. 35,000
The salary of Charles= Rs. 42,000
The salary of Britto= Rs. 49,000
The total salary of the friends= 35000+42000+49000= Rs. 1,26,000
According to the question, (40% of 126000) + 45,800+4y= 1,26,000

y=Rs. 7450
The amount spent by Britto as rent ,5q= Rs. 14,900
When they had rented individual apartments, it has been given that Sam spent Rs. 4,000 on food as a
result of which, his total salary would have been Rs. 16,000
The salary of Charles= Rs. 19200
The amount that Charles would have paid as a rent, p= Rs. 1920
14900
The required difference= 5 − 1920 = 𝑅𝑠. 1060
19. d) Rs. 17680

Solution:
Given: Expenses for entertainment for Sam in June= Rs. 5200
5% of 5x= 5200
0.25x= 5200
x= Rs. 20,800
Income of Charles in June= Rs. 1,24,800
Savings of Charles in June= (50% of 124800) = Rs. 62,400
Expenses on entertainment by Sam in July= 110% of 5200= Rs. 5720
0.25x= 5720
x= 22,880
The income of Britto= 22880*7=Rs. 1,60,160
The savings of Britto in July= 50% of 160160= Rs. 80,080
The required difference= 80,080- 62,400= Rs. 17,680
20. a) The increment given to Sam should be equal to the difference between the monthly
incomes of Charles and Britto before the increment was given.
Solution:
Let the monthly incomes of Sam, Charles and Britto be respectively 5x, 6x and 7x.
Let the increments given to Sam and Charles be respectively y and 2y.
Salary of Sam in August= 5x+y and that of Charles= 6x+2y
Ratio of the incomes of Charles and Britto before increment= 6:7

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5𝑥+𝑦 6
According to the question, 7𝑥 = 7
On solving, we get x=y
Since y= Increment given to Sam in August and x= Difference between the monthly incomes of Charles
and Britto before the increment was given, it can be seen that only (a) holds.
Direction (21-25):
General solution:
Number Possibilities
of games
won
1 0 trump (1 point), 1 trump games (2 points)
2 0 trump (2 points), 1 trump 1+2= 3 points), 2 trump games (4 points)
3 0 trump (3 points), 1 trump (2+2=4 points), 2 trump games (4+1= 5
points)
4 1 trump (2+3=5 points), 2 trump games (4+2= 6 points)
5 2 trump games (4+3= 7 points)
First team Opponent Matches Possibilities Number of Possibilities

team won by of points for matches of points for
the first the first won by the the
team team opponent opponent
team team
China Japan 2 2/3/4 3 3/4/5
Korea Spain 4 5/6 1 1/2
Thailand Japan 0 0 5 7
Japan Korea 4 5/6 1 1/2
Spain China 3 3/4/5 2 2/3/4
China Korea 2 2/3/4 3 3/4/5
Korea Thailand 3 3/4/5 2 2/3/4
Thailand China 3 3/4/5 2 2/3/4
Japan Spain 3 3/4/5 2 2/3/4
Spain Thailand 0 0 5 7

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From the above table the following data can be inferred:
Teams Maximum possible Minimum possible

points points
China 16 8
Japan 23 18
Korea 18 12
Thailand 16 12
Spain 11 6
21. b) 22.22%
Solution:
For the points to be maximum for a team, it should have won all possible trump games.
For Japan:
Against China, it won by a score of 3-2. If we assume that Japan has won both the trump games, the
maximum possible points for Japan in the match against China= 5
Against Korea the score is 4-1 in favor of Japan and so the maximum possible points for Japan against
Korea= 5 (Given that both the teams won their respective trump games)
Against Thailand, the score is 5-0 in favor of Japan and so Japan can get 7 points in this game.
Against Spain, the score is 3-2 favoring Japan and so the maximum possible points= 5 assuming that
Japan won both the trump games.
The maximum possible points of Japan= 5+5+7+5= 22
For Korea:
Against China the score was 3-2 in Korea’s favor and so the maximum possible points for Korea
against China= 5 (Consider that Korea won both the trump games)
Against Japan, since it has been given that both the teams have won their respective trump games, the
only possibility for the points got by Korea against Japan= 2
Korea won the match against Spain with a score of 4-1. Assuming that Spain did not win any of the
trump games, it can be seen that the maximum possible points against Spain= 6
The score of the Korea- Thailand match= 3-2 in favor of Korea and so if we consider that Thailand did
not win any of the trump games the maximum possible points for Korea= 5
The maximum possible points of Korea at the end of the league stage= 5+2+6+5= 18
22−18
The required percentage= 18 ∗ 100 = 22.22%

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22. c) Thailand
Solution:
From the table given in the directions, it can be seen that
The total number of games won by China= 8, Thailand= 10, Japan= 15, Korea= 11 and Spain= 6
Out of the total matches won by China, 3 are trump games
So the total number of points of China at the end of the league stage= (5*1) +(3*2) = 11
Out of the total matches won by Japan, 5 are trump games
So the total number of points of Japan at the end of the league stage= (10*1) + (5*2) =20
Out of the total matches won by Korea, 5 are trump games
So the total number of points of Korea at the end of the league stage= (6*1) + (5*2) = 16
Out of the total matches won by Spain, 3 are trump games
So the total number of points of Spain at the end of the league stage= (3*1) +(3*2) = 9
Out of the total matches won by Thailand, 4 are trump games
So the total number of points of Thailand at the end of the league stage= (6*1) + (4*2) = 14
It can be seen that Thailand stands third in the standings at the end of the league stage.
23. b) 28
Solution:
From the table given in the directions, it can be seen that
The total number of games won by China= 8, Thailand= 10, Japan= 15, Korea= 11 and Spain= 6
Since each team plays 4 matches, the number of trump games that a team plays= 8
So the total points of China= (4*1) +(4*2) -(4*1) = 8 (China won 4 trump games and lost 4)
Similarly, the total points of Korea= (6*1) + (5*2)- (3*1) = 13
The total points of Spain= (3*1) + (3*2)- (5*1) = 4
The total points of Japan= (11*1) + (4*2)- (4*1) = 15
The total points of Thailand= (6*1) + (4*2)- (4*1) = 10
It can be seen that Japan and Korea are respectively the winner and the runner.
Hence, The required sum of points = 15+13=28
24. d) 4
Solution:
Teams Maximum possible Minimum possible

points points
China 16 8
Japan 23 18
Korea 18 12
Thailand 16 12
Spain 11 6
From the table, the required difference= 16-12= 4

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25. b) Decreases
Solution:
The maximum number of trump games that a team can play= 4*2= 8
Since every match won by China was a trump match, the points of China= 16 (it won all its trump
games)
The points of Japan= 18 (Minimum possible points)
Japan can win only 3 out of its 8 trump games in order that the number of points is minimum.
Within the given conditions,
the maximum possible points that can be attained by Thailand = 14
The Maximum possible points that can be attained by Spain = 9
The Maximum possible points that can be attained by Korea (At least 4 trump matches lost) = 15
Since Japan tops the table and China is the second topper in the table after the completion of the
league stage, hence according to the given rules China and Japan would be playing in the finals.
Hence the probability of Japan winning the tournament decreases by 5%.
Teams Maximum possible Points
China 16
Japan 18
Korea 15
Thailand 14
Spain 9

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First team Opponent Matches Possibilities Number of Possibilities

Korea Spain 4 5/6 1 1/2

Japan Korea 4 5/6 1 1/2

Spain China 3 3/4/5 2 2/3/4

China Korea 2 2/3/4 3 3/4/5

Korea Thailand 3 3/4/5 2 2/3/4

Thailand China 3 3/4/5 2 2/3/4

Japan Spain 3 3/4/5 2 2/3/4

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Teams Maximum possible Minimum possible

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Teams Maximum possible Minimum possible

From the table, the required difference= 16-12= 4