Triangle Chart DI Questions For Bank Mains Exam - Set 1

Triangle Chart DI Questions for Bank Mains Exam – Set 1
Direction (1-5): Read the following information

carefully and answer the questions based on it.
There are five students, A, B, C, D and E
appearing for a CAT exam which has three
sections, i.e., QA, DILR and VARC. You’re
required to refer to the triangular diagram given
below to answer the questions that follow.
1) Combined scores of QA and DILR of student D
Percentage values mentioned are the scores
is what % of that of combined scores of QA and
obtained by each person in each section
DILR of student B?
individually.
A.50%
Total scores obtained in the three sections, i.e.,
B.63.5%
QA, DILR and VARC by students A, B, C, D and
C.45%
E are 300, 480, 240, 420 and 360, respectively.
D.75%
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E.None of these 4) Find the average scores of students A, B, D
2) Find the difference between lowest scores and E in section QA.
obtained in sections QA and VARC. A.153.75
A.10 B.153.50
B.8 C.155
C.6.5 D.153.25
D.18 E.None of these
E.None of these
5) Which student scored the least mark in DILR
3) Student E scored the maximum mark in which section?
section? A.B
A.DILR B.C
B.QA C.D
C.VARC D.A
D.Both QA and VARC E.None of these
E.None of these
Direction (6-10): Read the following information carefully and answer the questions based on it.
There are four companies – P, Q, R, S and T. Each company have two department – Operations and
Technical. The triangles given below shows the information about the number of employees in the given
companies.
Interpretation of figure: For P, 60% represents the number of employees in Operational department as a
number of total employees in company. 25% represents the number of male employees in technical
department as a % of total employees in technical department. 50% represents the % by which number of
male employees in technical department is more/less than that of male employees inoperational
department. 40 represents the difference between number of females in technical department and in
operational department of company.
Note: Number of males in technical department > number of males in operational department [for only Q
and S]
6) M = males in operational department of A.136
company P and Q together. B.126
N = Females in technical departmentof company C.146
Q D.139
Find M is how much % more or less than that of E.None of these
N.
A.66.66%Less 9) Total employees in company Q are how much
B.133.33%More % more or less than that of S?
C.166.66% More A.40% Less
D.33.33%Less B.25% More
E.None of these C.20%More
D.16.66% Less
7) Find the difference between number of males E.None of these
in technical department of company Q and S
together and number of females in company S? 10) Find the correct relation between M and N.
A.620 A.M > N
B.520 B.M < N
C.540 C.M = N
D.640 D.M ≥ N
E.None of these E.M ≤ N
8) Find average number of females in technical

department of all companies together?
ANSWER WITH EXPLANATION
Direction (1-5): Scores obtained by student A in VARC: 12.5% *

Scores obtained by student A in all sections: 300 300 = 37.5
Scores obtained by student A in QA: 75% * 300 = Scores obtained by student B in all sections: 480
225 Scores obtained by student B in QA: 50% * 480 =
Scores obtained by student A in DILR: 12.5% * 240
300 = 37.5
Scores obtained by student B in DILR: 37.5% *
480 = 180
Scores obtained by student B in VARC: 12.5% *
480 = 60
Scores obtained by student C in all sections: 240
Scores obtained by student C in QA: 50% * 240 =
120
Scores obtained by student C in DILR: 12.5% *
240 = 30
Scores obtained by student C in VARC: 37.5% *
240 = 90
Scores obtained by student D in all sections: 420 1. Answer: D
Scores obtained by student D in QA: 25% * 420 = According to question,
105 For student D,
Scores obtained by student D in DILR: 50% * 420 Scores in QA = 105
= 210 Scores in DILR = 210
Scores obtained by student D in VARC: 25% * For student B,
420 = 105 Scores in QA = 240
Scores obtained by student E in all sections: 360 Scores in DILR =180
Scores obtained by student E in QA: 12.5% * 360 Required % = (315/420) * 100 = 75%
= 45 Hence, answer is option D
Scores obtained by student E in DILR: 37.5% *
360 = 135
Scores obtained by student E in VARC: 50% * 2. Answer: E
360 = 180 According to question,
Lowest scores obtained in QA = 45
Lowest scores obtained in VARC = 37.5
Required difference= 45 - 37.5 = 7.5
Hence, answer is option E
3. Answer: C
According to question,
E scored the maximum in VARC Now,
Hence, answer is option C (40% x a – 30% x a) = 40
So, value of a = 40/10 x 100 = 400
4. Answer: A For company Q,
According to question, Let total number of employees = b
Scores of A in QA = 225 Number of employees in Operations = 40% x b
Scores of B in QA = 240 Number of employees in Technical = 60% x b
Scores of D in QA = 105 Number of males in Technical = 75% x 40% x b =
Scores of E in QA = 45 45% x b
Average scores of students A, B, D and E in Females in technical = 60% x b – 45% x b = 15%
section QA = 615/4 =153.75 xb
Hence, answer is option A Number of males in technical department is 35%
more than that of operational department.
5. Answer: B So, number of males in operations = 45% x b/135
According to question, x 100 = (100b/3) %
Student C scored the least mark in DILR section So, number of females in operations = 40% x b –
Hence, answer is option B (100b/3) % = (20b/3) %
Now,
Direction (6-10): (15% x b – 20b/3%) = 100
For company P, So, value of b = 100 x 3/25 x 100 = 1200
Let total number of employees = a Similarly, we can find the data for all companies
Number of employees in Operations = 60% x a
Number of employees in Technical = 40% x a
Number of males in Technical = 25% x 40% x a =
10% x a
Females in technical = 40%a – 10%a = 30% x a
Number of males in technical department is 50%
less than that of operational department.
So, number of males in operations = 2 x 10% x a
6. Answer: C
= 20% x a
According to question,
So, number of females in operations = 60%a –
Value of M = 80 + 400 = 480
20%a = 40% x a
Value of N = 180 Required % change = (1200 – 1000)/1000 x 100
Required % change = (480 – 180)/180 x 100 = = 20%
166.66% Hence answer is option C
Hence answer is option C M = number of males in operational department
of company R
7. Answer: D N = Number of females in operational department
Males in technical department of (Q + S) = 540 + of company S
400 = 940
Females in company S = 100 + 200 = 300 10. Answer: C
Required difference = 940 – 300 = 640 Number of males in operational department of
Hence answer is option D company R = 200
8. Answer: A Number of males in operational department of
Average females in technical department of all company S = 200
companies together = 680/5 = 136 So, M = N
Hence answer is option A Hence answer is option C
9. Answer: C
Total employees in company Q = 1200
Total employees in company S = 1000
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8) Find average number of females in technical

ANSWER WITH EXPLANATION

Direction (1-5): Scores obtained by student A in VARC: 12.5% *

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