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Directions: Study the given pie chart carefully and answer the following question.
The following pie chart shows the total number of cars sold by eight car companies during the year 2016:
What percent more cars were sold by Ferrari and Land Rover together than sold by Porsche and Lamborghini together?- a)16.67%
- b)28.57%
- c)26.67%
- d)116.67%
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Directions: Study the given pie chart carefully and answer the following question.
The following pie chart shows the total number of cars sold by eight car companies during the year 2016:
The following pie chart shows the total number of cars sold by eight car companies during the year 2016:
What percent more cars were sold by Ferrari and Land Rover together than sold by Porsche and Lamborghini together?
a)
16.67%
b)
28.57%
c)
26.67%
d)
116.67%
 | Sricharan Chunduri answered |
16.66
Directions: The following pie charts give information about the percentage distribution of total notebooks of different brands sold by a book store during different months and the percentage distribution of profit earned from the sale of each brand:
If the book store offered 20% discount on brand P notebooks and earned 20% profit, then what was the marked price per notebook of brand P?- a)Rs. 18.6
- b)Rs. 20.1
- c)Rs. 21.4
- d)Rs. 23.5
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Directions: The following pie charts give information about the percentage distribution of total notebooks of different brands sold by a book store during different months and the percentage distribution of profit earned from the sale of each brand:
If the book store offered 20% discount on brand P notebooks and earned 20% profit, then what was the marked price per notebook of brand P?
a)
Rs. 18.6
b)
Rs. 20.1
c)
Rs. 21.4
d)
Rs. 23.5
 | Avinash Sharma answered |
Let CP of a notebook of brand P be Rs. c.
0.2c = (12,600 x 0.35)/(4700 x 0.35) = Rs. 2.68
1.2c = Rs. 16.08
MP = 16.08/0.8 = Rs. 20.1
0.2c = (12,600 x 0.35)/(4700 x 0.35) = Rs. 2.68
1.2c = Rs. 16.08
MP = 16.08/0.8 = Rs. 20.1
Directions: The question is based on the following graph.
Pattern of Runs Scored by Lara in a Series of Six Test Matches.
Note : Runs scored are calculated to nearest whole number.
Total Runs = 664
Had Lara struck four more 4's in the cover region(provided all other percentages remain same), the percentage of runs he scored in the cover region as a percentage of total runs would have been- a)18%
- b)20.25%
- c)17.75%
- d)18.95%
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Directions: The question is based on the following graph.
Pattern of Runs Scored by Lara in a Series of Six Test Matches.
Note : Runs scored are calculated to nearest whole number.
Total Runs = 664
Pattern of Runs Scored by Lara in a Series of Six Test Matches.
Note : Runs scored are calculated to nearest whole number.
Total Runs = 664
Had Lara struck four more 4's in the cover region(provided all other percentages remain same), the percentage of runs he scored in the cover region as a percentage of total runs would have been
a)
18%
b)
20.25%
c)
17.75%
d)
18.95%
 | Kunal Chatwani answered |
First find the 17% of 664 to get the actual runs in cover region = 112.8==113.
four 4's = 16
add 113+16=129
and total becomes 680
129/680*100= 18.97.
four 4's = 16
add 113+16=129
and total becomes 680
129/680*100= 18.97.
Directions: The following pie charts give information about the percentage distribution of total notebooks of different brands sold by a book store during different months and the percentage distribution of profit earned from the sale of each brand:
The profit earned per notebook of brand Q is what percent of the profit earned per notebook of brand R?- a)53.9%
- b)55.6%
- c)59.3%
- d)61.3%
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Directions: The following pie charts give information about the percentage distribution of total notebooks of different brands sold by a book store during different months and the percentage distribution of profit earned from the sale of each brand:
The profit earned per notebook of brand Q is what percent of the profit earned per notebook of brand R?
a)
53.9%
b)
55.6%
c)
59.3%
d)
61.3%
 | Shalini Patel answered |
Profit earned per notebook of brand Q = (12,600 x 0.32)/(4700 x 0.46) = Rs. 1.86
Profit earned per notebook of brand R = (12,600 x 0.18)/(4700 x 0.14) = Rs. 3.45
Required Percent = (1.86 x 100)/3.45 = 53.91%
Profit earned per notebook of brand R = (12,600 x 0.18)/(4700 x 0.14) = Rs. 3.45
Required Percent = (1.86 x 100)/3.45 = 53.91%
Directions: Study the following pie charts and answer the question.
What is the percentage of bikes sold by company G to the total sale of bikes and cars by all companies?- a)6.86%
- b)6.50%
- c)6.95%
- d)6.08%
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Directions: Study the following pie charts and answer the question.
What is the percentage of bikes sold by company G to the total sale of bikes and cars by all companies?
a)
6.86%
b)
6.50%
c)
6.95%
d)
6.08%
| | Data Science answered |
0.15*27000/(27000+32000)
=6.86%
=6.86%
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