At the beginning of May 2020, 8 freelance workers had planned their budgets, each coming up with their

projected income and projected expenses for the month of May. On 1st June, they recorded the actual
figures for the same. The following graph shows the data they obtained. The incomes are shown with
circles and the expenditures with crosses, with a different colour for each of them. The

x-coordinate of each point indicates the projected value of that parameter (in thousands of dollars),
while the y-coordinate shows the percentage error (i.e. by what percent the actual value deviated from
the projected one)

Note: Savings = Income – Expenses

Q 1 Who ended up actually saving the least for the month of May?

Q 2 Which of the following had the highest percentage decrease from their projected savings to their
actual savings for the month of May?

Q 3 For the person who ended up with the maximum actual savings in May, his actual savings in May
equalled what per cent of his actual expenditure in May?
The following table shows some informa�on about the share prices of a well-known technology giant
listed on NASDAQ in New York over seven trading days in May 2019. For each share, we calculate the
following elements, which are derived from the price, as follows:

3 Moving Average (3 MA): The average price of the share on the previous 3 trading days. For example, 3
MA of the share on Wednesday is the average price of the share over Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

5 Moving Average (5 MA): The average price of the share on the previous 5 trading days. For example, 5
MA of the share on Friday is the average price of the share over Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday.

Q 1 Which of the following is closest to the price of the share on day 6?

1.$1164

2.$1165

3.$1166

4.$1167

Q 2 Which of the following is closest to the price of the share on day 5?

1.$1171

2.$1172

3.$1173

4.$1174

Q 3 Which of the following is closest to the price of the share on day 2?

1.$1160

2.$1162
3.$1164

4.$1166