Bree Rie Data Interpretation Questions Latest Data Interpretation MCQ Objective Que: Ee APE Raion) Start Complete Exam Preparation aCe C aR eta Por’ ented Pea Pocono Question Bank Pree Download App. Question 1: View this Question Online > Comprehension: Direction: Read the data carefully and answer the questions given below. Ina society, there were two wings A and B. Number of residents in wing A is 300 which is two times the number of residents in wing B. Percentage of men in wing A is 40%. 40% of men are educated of wing B and 30% of women are educated of wing A. Percentagé of women in wing B is 50%. Find the ratio of educated women of wing A to the uneducated women of wing A. Answer (Detailed Solution Below) Option 2: 3:7 Appcoaching India’s Super Teachers for all govt. exams Under One Roof ee Data Interpretation Question 1 Detailed Solution Number offNumber of Educated] TO! Wing men | women | Educated women |. resident 40% of |180 (200- ; A}300= 120] 120) - 300 75 (150 -|75 (50% of| 30 (4095 By" 75) 150) | of 75) 150 Educated women of wing A = 54 Uneducated women of wing A = 180-54 = 126 Required ratio = 54: 126 ee sr teeta Start Complete Exam Preparation Panis Practice Mock Tests Por res Or B Download App Question 2: een ta Vv ————Comprehensio1 The given table shows the number of persons (Male + Feral ree different companies (P, Q, and R) over three different months: January, i h, Please read the data carefully and answer the questions. Number Ne a" of | |Number persons sons (Male + ale + Companies) Femal Female) ing inl February | Working nuary in March: P 350 400 300 Q 450 500 600 R 700 550 650 Number of persons working in company Q in February is increased by x then the ratio between number of persons working in company Q January to February is 3: 4. Find the value of x. 1. 250 = of - xe? Answer (Detailed Solution Be Option 3: 100 Data Interpretation Question 2 Detailed Solution Solution: Number of persons working in company Qin January = 450 Number of persons working in company Q in February = 500 (500 + x)/450 = 4/33x = 300 x= 100 ee eee Teo Start Complete Exam Preparation ica oe foe) Pecans DSi Crested xt Dee jownload App Question 3: View this Question Online > Comprehension: The given table shows the number of persons (Male + Female) working in three different companies (P, Q and R) over three different months: January, February, and March. Please read the data carefully and answer the questions. Number Number of [Number of| of persons | persons | persons (Male + | (Male+ | (Male + Female) | Female) | Female) working |working in in | February | Working January in March 400 300 500 600 550 650 Find the ratio between the number of persons working in company P and Q in February to the number of persons working in company P and Q in march. 125: 32) Answer (Detailed Solution Be mY Option 4:1:1 Data Interpretation Question 3 Detailed Solution Solution: Number of persons working in company Pin February = 400 Number of persons working in company Qin February = 500 Number of persons working in company P in March = 300 Number of persons working in company Qin March = 600 Required ratio = (900: 900) = 1:1 Teese ec ORC Rate PS lamer Ce Cn Lely in ae Ces Hae Download App Question 4: View this Question Online > Comprehension: The given table shows the number of persons (Male + Female) working in three different companies (P, Qand R) over three different months: January, February, and March. Please read the data carefully and answer the questions.TT persons | persons | persons (Male + | (Male+ | (Male + |Companles) Female) | Female) | Female) working |working in in February | Working January in March: P 350 400 300 Q 450 500 600 R 700 550 650 If the number of persons working in January from companies P, Q and R is 20%, 40% and x% are married respectively, and the total married working in all three companies P,Q and R in January is 390. Find the value of x. 1.45 x Answer (Detailed Solution Below) Option 3: 20 Data Interpretation Question 4 Detailed Solution Solution: Number of married persons working in company P from January = 350 x (20/100) = 71 Number of married persons working in company Q from January = 450 « (40/100) = 180 Number of married persons working in company R from January = 700 x (x/100) = 7x 7x + 70 = 180 = 380 7x = 140 x= 20 #1 Learning Platformati) ¢ eg bore fela) ned fe Praca Dosing Presto xt Jownload App Question 5: View this Question Online > Comprehension: The given table shows the number of persons (Male ~ Female) working in three different companies (P, Q. and R) over three different months: January, February, and March. Please read the data carefully and answer the questions. Number Number of [Number of} of persons | persons | persons (Male + | (Male + | (Male + [Companies| Female) | Female) | Female) working, |working in in | February | Working January in March pw! 350 400 300 Q 450 500 600 R 700 550 650 Number of females working in company Q in March is 3/5 th of the total persons working in company Q in march and number of females working in company R in march is 7/13 out of total persons working in the same company ,Find the difference between number of females working in March in company Q and R. 1. 355. 25 Answer (Detailed Solution Belo ~ Option 2: 10 Data Interpretation Question 5 Detailed Solution Solution: Number of females working in company Qin March is 3/5 th of the total persons working in company Q in march Number of females working in company Qin March = 600 x 3/5 = 360 Number of persons working in company R in March = 650 Number of females working in company Rin March = 650 x 7/13 = 350 Required difference = (360 - 350) = 10 Top Data Interpretation MCQ Objective Questions VERE see ei Start Complete Exam Preparation ORG RRO ecm cat ieee Cocina Download App Question 6 View this Question Online > The table shows the daily income (in Rs) of 50 persons. Study the table and answer the question: Income (Rs) No. of pérsonsess than 250, 26 Less than 300 34 Less than 350 40 Less than 400 50 How many persons eam Rs. 200 or more but less than Rs. 300? Answer (Detailed Solution Below) Option 4: 22 Data Interpretation Question 6 Detailed Solution Calculation: Number less than 200 = 12 Number less than 250 = 26 Number less than between 250 and 20 = 12) =14 Again, Number less than 250 = 26 Number less than 300 = 34 Number less than between 300 and 250 = (34-26) =e Persons earn Rs. 200 or more but less than Rs. 300 = (14 + 8)22 = Required persons is 22 & eee Teo) Start Complete Exam Preparation ORO eet en prance Coie tail Download App Question 7 View this Question Online > Directions: The data for family sizes in a town is given below. Based on the bar graph, answer the question given below: se 45, a « Es E 0 as Es 2 3» gs i= 5 as * | a Y 2 3 a 5 6 ‘No. of Members in the Family A. the average family size from the given data. 1.24Answer (Detailed Solution Below) Option 3: 3.4 Data Interpretation Question 7 Detailed Solution Calculation: Number of families having 1 member = 5 Total members 5 Number of families having 2 members = 30 Total members = 60 Number of families having 3 members = 45 Total members = 135 Number of families having 4 env, Total members = 160 Number of families having 5 members = 25 Total members = 125 Number of families having 6 members = 5 Total members = 30 So, the total membes in all types of families = 5 + 60 + 135 + 160 + 125 + 30= 515 Total number of families = 5 + 30 +45 + 40 +25+5=150 The average family size = 515/150 = 34 Hence, option 3 is correct. ri & GEE AB aL hele) JO RRL eat Start Complete Exam PreparationCresta Question 8 View this Question Online > Directions: The data on family sizes in a town is given below. Based on the figure, answer the questions below: { No. of Farnilies in 1000's) Answer (Detailed Solution Below) 8 Option 2: 45 Data Interpretation Question 8 Detailed Solution Calculation: Number of families having 1 memberTotal members = 5 Number of families having 2 member = 30 Total members = 60 Number of families having 3 member = 45 Total members = 135 Number of families having 4 member = 40 Total members = 160 Number of families having 5 member = 25 . Total members = 125 ~a Number of families having 6 member = 5 Total members = 30 So, the total members in all types of families = 5 + 60 + 135 + 160 + 125 + 30 = 515 Total number of families = 5 + 30+ 45 + 40 +25+5=150 The average family size = 515 / 150 = 34 The families with size less than the average family size are as follows: ‘Number of families having 1 member = 5 Number of families having 2 member = 30 Number of families having 3 member = 45 So, the total number of families with size less than the average family size = 80 The total number of families = 150 The fraction of families with size less than the average family size = 80 / 150 = 8/ 15 Hence, option 2 is correct. ee See ariel Cee eee Start Complete Exam PreparationDownload App ‘Question 9 View this Question Online > Study the line graph and answer the question that follows The line graph represents the number éf vehicles (in thousands] manufactured by two automobile companies A and B over the yeats from 2010 to 2015. The X-axis represents the years and the Y-axis represents number of vehicles in thousands. (The data shown here is only for mathematical exercise. They do not represent the actual figures of the country.) Number of vehicles Manufactured by two Automobile Companies over the Years from 2010 to 2015 (Number of Thousands) ~~ =e 416 B82 8 & No. of Vehicles (in thousands) 8 ° 2010 «2011S 201220132014 2015, Years The average value of the vehicles manufactured by Company A is what per cent of the average value of the vehicles manufactured by Company B during 2010 to 2015? 1. 81.2 2. 67.8 3. 78.5 4, 83.1 Answer (Detailed Solution Below)1.2 Option: Data Interpretation Question 9 Detaled Bis Calculation: Total value of vehicles manufactured by company A during 2010 - 2015 = 260 + 218 + 224+ 179+ 206 + 348 = 1495, Average value of vehicles manufactured by company A during 2010 - 2015 = 1495/6 = 249.16 (in thousands) Total value of vehicles manufactured by company B during 2010 - 2015 = 307 + 270 + 250 + 289 + 310 + 416 = 1842 Average value of vehicles manufactured by company B during 2010 - 2015 = 1842/6 = 307 (in thousands) = Required percentage = 249.16/307 = 100 = 81.2% een parity Start Complete Exam Preparation ORC Re sata Clie Mock Tests force Download App Question 10 View this Question Online > The given bar chat represents the Televisions Sets (TV) manufactured (in thousands) and the respective percentage of those TV Sets sold by five different companies A,B, C, D and Ein 2015. Study the chart carefully and answer the question that follows. £& TV sets manufactured =) % of TV Sets sold 3g B 120 . 3 ge 100 £8 85 23 ao B mi £4. ales NN 5658 go 0 ING, 20 a aq J No. of 7 ° A B Companies fon c bE What is the ratio of the number of TV sets sold by company A to that of company B in 2015? ‘Answer (Detailed Solution Below) Option 1:5:6 Data Interpretation Question 10 Detailed Solution Calculation: ~a The number of TV sets sold by company A = 64 x 75% 48 The number of TV sets sold by company B = 90 x 64% 576 Ratio = 48 : 57.6 5:6 = Required answer is 6 : 6. 1g Platform PS lamer Ce Cn Lely cal PO’ praca head cole ROE cotaove Question 11 View this Question Online > The given data shows the registration of bikes and total vehicles (in thousands) for 6 months in 2017 in City x. Note: In the chart, the first number represents bikes and the second number represents total vehicles. Based on the given data, the increase in the registration of vehicles other than bikes in April 2017 in comparison of Jan 2017 is 1. 8000 7 -o 3. 9500 of 4. 9000 WoC? Answer (Detailed Solution 8 XS Option 4: 9000 Data Interpretation Question 11 Detailed Solution Number of registration of vehicles other than bikes in January 2017 = 27,000 - 21,000 = 6,000 Pe wens: “ape: sweenez. the increase in the registration of vehicles other than bikes in April 2017 in comparisen of Jan 2017 = 15,000 - 6,000 = 9,000 ee gee asl RGR eae Start Complete Exam Preparation Pars Mock Tests Clits a : ie Download App ‘Question 12 View this Question Online > The following table shows the number of different items in different shops and their respective selling prices per unit. Total Selling Price per unit [Shops | No. of Items A 000 Bp 800 rc 400 |p 600 7% #000 F 210 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. 4.22696& 3.91070 3. 10.45% 4. 8.910% ‘Answer (Detailed Solution Below) Option 1: 4.226% Data Interpretation Question 12 Detailed Solution oO Calculation: G eS Total cooler sold by shop £ = 4000 x (1/10) Oo i oO Selling price of 400 coolers = 400 x 8000 x = 3200000 xe? Total ACs sold by shop E = 4000 x (5/10) = 2000 Selling price of 2000 ACs = 2000 x 26500 = 53000000 Total Fans sold by shop E = 4000 x (4/10) = 1600 Selling price of 1600 Fans = 1600 x 12200 = 19520000 Now, Required 9% = [3200000/(3200000 + 53000000 + 19520000)) x 100 = [3200000/(75720000)] x 100 94.226 = 423% + The required answer is 4.23%.ra India’s #1 Learning Platform Slam Ce CM Leela) Oy =o cad Cal se ry Download App ‘Question 13 RCC DRO e atc View this Question Online > The given pie chart shows the percentage of students in five schools and the table shows the ratio of boys and girls in each school. Study the pie chart and table and answer the question that follows. The below table shows the ratio of girls and boys in the given five schools.Girls : School] ‘Boys A 3:4 B 2:3 & 5:3 D 1:2 E 4:1 If the total number of girls from all five schools is represented as a pie chart, then what will be the measure of the sector angle (to the nearest integer) corresponding to school B? 1. 48° 2. 32° 3. 58° 4. 42° ot P Answer (Detailed Solution Below) Noe Option 4: 42° xe? Data Interpretation Question 13 Detailed Solution Given: There is the percentage of students in five schools in the given pie chart and the table shows the ratio of boys and girls in each school. Concept used:‘The total angie of a ple chart Calculation: Let, the total number of students = 100 So, the total students of each schools are: A= 28;B = 15;C =24:D =15 Then, the total number of girl student in school B = (2/5) x 15 = 6 The total number of girl student in all schools = [(/7) x 28 + (2/5) x 15 + (5/8) x 24 + (1/3) x 18 + (4/5) x 15] =12+6+15+6+12 =51 NumberofgirlsinschoolB ‘Theangle.< ise tse an 300 = (6/51) x 360 = 42.35... = 42° (the nearest integer) = The measure of the sector angle (to the nearest integer) will be 42° a India’s #1 Learning Platform Start Complete Exam Preparation ORC eect ate Mock Tests eter see esac Download App Question 14 View this Question Online > The line chart given below shows the profit percentage of a company on 5 different products P1, P2, P3, Pd and PS. AB of product PS is Rs. 46000. What is the revenue of product P5?1, Rs. 52780 2. Rs. 49680 3. Rs. 47360 4. Rs. 4600 ‘Answer (Detailed Solution Below) Option 2: Rs. 49680 Data Interpretation Question 14 Detailed Solution GIVEN: From the chart Profit percentage in P5 = 89% Expenditure = Rs. 46000 FORMULA USED: ~a Profit percentage = [(Revenue — Expenditure)/Expenditure] x 100 CALCULATION: Profit percentage = [(Revenue — Expenditure)/Expenditure] x 100 =98 = [(Revenue — 46000)/46000] x 100 = Revenue ~ 46000 = 8 x 460 = Revenue = 3680 + 46000 = Revenue = 49680 cs eee ae tae nay Plame Ce CM ee) ic Pats DoS cielnna Download App Ree ae eet‘Question 15 View this Question Online > Study the given pie-chart carefully and answer the following question. If scholarship has to be paid out of the donation fund, then what is the percentage of donation fund used for this purpose (rounded off to two decimal places)? The entire fund that school gets from different sources is equal to Rs. 10 lakh Source of funds in school ODenation Internal sources Ci government agencies Uses of Funds by schools Ml school Maintenance [1] Reserved scholarship O Payment 1. 74.29% 2. 72.15%= 10" Answer (Detailed Solution Below) Option 1: 74.29% Data Interpretation Question 15 Detailed Solution Calculation: Total fund got by school = 100% = 1000000 Funds got through donation = 35% Scholarship paid = 26% Required percentage = 26/35 x 100 = 2600/35 = 74.285% = 74.29% = The correct answer is 74.29%.