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Test: Tables - 2 - Question 1
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The table below shows the television sets sold on different days by different sellers.

Q. Television sold by P and S together on Thursday is what percent of television sold by T on Saturday?

Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 1

Television sold by P and S together on Thursday = 48 + 12 = 60
Television sold by T on Saturday = 15
Reqd. % = 60 × 100/15  = 400%
Hence, Option B is correct.

Test: Tables - 2 - Question 2
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The table below shows the television sets sold on different days by different sellers.

Q. Find the ratio of number of television sold by Q on Monday and Sunday together to the number of television sold by R on Wednesday and Saturday together?

Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 2

Number of television sold by Q on Monday and Sunday = 92 + 98 = 190
Number of television sold by R on Wednesday and Saturday = 13 + 47 = 60
Reqd. ratio =  190/60  = 19 : 6
Hence, Option A is correct.

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Test: Tables - 2 - Question 3
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The table below shows the television sets sold on different days by different sellers.

Q. The televisions sold by P on Wednesday are of two types i.e., Samsung and LG Television in ratio 3 : 4. Find the number of LG television sold by P on Wednesday?

Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 3

Television sold by P on Wednesday = 28
Out of 28, Samsung and LG television is in the ratio of 3 : 4.
Total ratio (3 + 4 = 7) corresponds to 28
4 ratio will correspond = 28 × 4/7 = 16
Hence, Option E is correct.

Test: Tables - 2 - Question 4
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The table below shows the television sets sold on different days by different sellers.

Q. Find the difference between the number of Television sold by P and R together on Tuesday and the number of Television sold by S and T together on Thursday?
Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 4

Television sold by P and R together on Tuesday = 40+80 = 120
Television sold by S and T together on Thursday = 12+58 = 70
Required difference = 120 – 70 = 50
Hence, Option D is correct.

Test: Tables - 2 - Question 5
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The table below shows the television sets sold on different days by different sellers.

Q. What is the average of number of television sold by Q on Thursday, T on Saturday and S on Tuesday?
Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 5

Television sold by Q on Thursday = 27
Television sold by T on Saturday = 15
Television sold by S on Tuesday = 60
Reqd. average = 27 + 15 + 60 / 3 = 102/3     
= 34
Hence, Option C is correct.

Test: Tables - 2 - Question 6
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Directions : Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.
Table shows the classification of 80 students based on the marks obtained by them in three different subjects – Maths, Physics and Chemistry.
Maximum marks = 100, Total students = 80

Q. How many students get 40 marks and above but less than 80 marks in all individual subjects?
Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 6

Students getting 40 and above marks = 70 + 40 + 35 = 145
Students getting 80 and above marks = 4 : 3 : 7 = 14
Students getting 40 and above marks but less than 80 marks = 145 – 14 = 131 
Hence, option A is correct.

Test: Tables - 2 - Question 7
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Directions : Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.
Table shows the classification of 80 students based on the marks obtained by them in three different subjects – Maths, Physics and Chemistry.
Maximum marks = 100, Total students = 80

Q. If passing marks in each subject is 40, then find the percentage of students passed in Chemistry?
Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 7

Students getting 40 marks and above in Chemistry = 35
Reqd. % = 35 × 100/80
= 43.75%
Hence, option D is correct.

Test: Tables - 2 - Question 8
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Directions : Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.
Table shows the classification of 80 students based on the marks obtained by them in three different subjects – Maths, Physics and Chemistry.
Maximum marks = 100, Total students = 80

Q. Find the average number of students who got less than 60 marks in Maths, Physics and Chemistry together?
Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 8

Students getting 60 marks and above in Maths = 12
Students getting less than 60 marks in Maths = 80 – 12 = 68
Students getting 60 marks and above in Physics = 18
Students getting less than 60 marks in Physics = 80 – 18 = 62
Students getting 60 marks and above in Chemistry = 15
Students getting less than 60 marks in Chemistry = 80 – 15 = 65
Reqd. average =  68 + 62 + 65  = 65
Hence, option E is correct.

Test: Tables - 2 - Question 9
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Directions : Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.
Table shows the classification of 80 students based on the marks obtained by them in three different subjects – Maths, Physics and Chemistry.
Maximum marks = 100, Total students = 80

Q. Number of students who got 40 marks and above in Chemistry is what percentage of the number of students who got less than 60 marks in Maths?
Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 9

Students getting 40 marks and above in Chemistry = 35
Students who get 60 marks and above in Maths = 12
Students who get less than 60 marks in Maths = 80 – 12 = 68
Reqd. % = 35 × 100/68
= 51.47%
Hence, option C is correct.

Test: Tables - 2 - Question 10
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Directions : Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.
Table shows the classification of 80 students based on the marks obtained by them in three different subjects – Maths, Physics and Chemistry.
Maximum marks = 100, Total students = 80

Q. Find the ratio of the number of students who got less than 20 marks in Maths to the number of students who got less than 40 marks in Chemistry?
Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 10

Students getting 20 and above in Maths = 75
Students getting less than 20 = 80 – 75 = 5
Students getting 40 and above in Chemistry = 35
Students getting less than 40 = 80 – 35 = 45
Required ratio = 5 : 45 = 1 : 9
Hence, option B is correct.

Test: Tables - 2 - Question 11
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There are five companies and number of employees working in these companies is given. The number of male and female employees of Finance and HR department as a percent of the total employees is also given for each company.

Q. Find the ratio of female employees of company S in Finance to male employees of company R in HR department?
Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 11

Female employees of company S in Finance

Male employees of company R in HR


Required ratio = 65 : 20 = 13 : 4
Hence, option E is correct.

Test: Tables - 2 - Question 12
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There are five companies and number of employees working in these companies is given. The number of male and female employees of Finance and HR department as a percent of the total employees is also given for each company.

Q. What is the ratio of male employees in Finance department of company T and R together to female employees of HR department in company Q and P together?
Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 12

Male employees in Finance department of company T and R together

Female employees in HR department of company Q and P together

Reqd. ratio = 188/43
Hence, option C is correct.

Test: Tables - 2 - Question 13
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There are five companies and number of employees working in these companies is given. The number of male and female employees of Finance and HR department as a percent of the total employees is also given for each company.

Q. If 60% of the employees of company P in finance have MBA degree and 40% of the employees of same company in HR have MBA degree, then how many employees have MBA degree in company P in both departments together? 
Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 13

Finance department employees having MBA degree = 60% of {12 + 18} % of 300 = 54
HR department employees having MBA degree = 40% of {3 + 7} % of 300 = 12 
Total employees having MBA degree = 66
Hence, option A is correct.

Test: Tables - 2 - Question 14
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Directions : Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.
There are five companies and number of employees working in these companies is given. The number of male and female employees of Finance and HR department as a percent of the total employees is also given for each company.

Q. Total number of Finance employees of company T is what percentage more than the total number of HR employees in company P? (round off to 2 decimal points)
Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 14

Total number of Finance employees of company T

Total number of HR employees of company P

Hence, option D is correct.

Test: Tables - 2 - Question 15
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There are five companies and number of employees working in these companies is given. The number of male and female employees of Finance and HR department as a percent of the total employees is also given for each company.

Q. What is the difference between female employees of Finance department in all companies together (excluding company Q and S) and the female employees of HR department in all companies (excluding company Q and S)?
Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 15

Female employees of Finance excluding Q and S company = 18 × 3 + 14 × 5 + 14 × 4 = 180
Females employees of HR excluding Q and S company = 7 × 3 + 7 × 5 + 7 × 4 = 21 + 35 + 28 = 84
Difference = 180 – 84 = 96
Hence, option B is correct.

Test: Tables - 2 - Question 16
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Directions : Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.
The table given shows the total number of students of a college and the number of girls who are studying in four different courses – B.com, B.sc, M.sc and M. Com in 3 different years.

Q. What is the average number of boys studying in all the four courses in the year 2019? 
Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 16

Boys studying in all the four courses in 2019 = (900 - 450) + (1800 – 1000) + (1500 – 700) + (1300 – 600 )
= (450 + 800 + 800 + 700) = 2750
Reqd. average =  2750/4
= 687.5
Hence, option B is correct.

Test: Tables - 2 - Question 17
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Directions : Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.
The table given shows the total number of students of a college and the number of girls who are studying in four different courses – B.com, B.sc, M.sc and M. Com in 3 different years.

Q. What is the respective ratio between the total number of boys studying in courses B.sc and M.com together in the year 2018 to that of the total number of students studying in courses B.sc and M.com together in the year 2019?   
Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 17

Boys studying in courses B.Sc and M.com in 2018 = (1600 – 400) + (1200 – 600)
= (1200 + 600) = 1800
Total students studying in courses B.sc and M.com in 2019 = (1800 + 1300) = 3100
Reqd. ratio =  1800/3100
= 18 : 31
Hence, option D is correct.

Test: Tables - 2 - Question 18
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The table given shows the total number of students of a college and the number of girls who are studying in four different courses – B.com, B.sc, M.sc and M. Com in 3 different years.

Q. In 2018, 20% of boys left B.Com course and 30% of girls left M.Sc course in the same year. Rest of the students completed the course. Find the ratio of the number of boys who completed B.Com course in the year 2018 to the number of girls who left M.sc course in the same year?  
Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 18

In 2018, boys studying B.Com = (800 – 500) = 300
20% of them left i.e., = 20% of 300 =  60
Boys who completed the course = (300 – 60) = 240
Girls studying M.sc course = 600
30% of girls left i.e., = 30% of 600 = 180
Reqd. ratio = 240/180
= 4 : 3
Hence, option A is correct.

Test: Tables - 2 - Question 19
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Directions : Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.
The table given shows the total number of students of a college and the number of girls who are studying in four different courses – B.com, B.sc, M.sc and M. Com in 3 different years.

Q. By what percentage is the number of boys studying in all four courses of the college in the year 2018 more than that of the number of girls studying in all four courses in the same year?
Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 19

Total number of students studying in all four courses in 2018 = (800 + 1600 + 1400 + 1200) = 5000
Number of girls studying in all four courses in 2018 = (500 + 400 + 600 + 600) = 2100
Number of boys studying in all four courses in 2018 = (5000 – 2100) = 2900
Reqd. % = (2900 – 2100) × 100 / 2100
= 38.09%
Hence, option C is correct.

Test: Tables - 2 - Question 20
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Directions : Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.
The table given shows the total number of students of a college and the number of girls who are studying in four different courses – B.com, B.sc, M.sc and M. Com in 3 different years.

Q. What is the difference between the total number of girls studying in all four courses in the year 2018 and that of the total number of boys studying in all four courses in the year 2020?     
Detailed Solution for Test: Tables - 2 - Question 20

Number of girls studying in all four courses in 2018
= (500 + 400 + 600 + 600)
= 2100
Number of boys studying in all four courses in 2020
= (760 – 400) + (1500 – 700) + (1040 – 400) + (800 – 200)
= (360 + 800 + 640 + 600) = 2400
Required difference = (2400 – 2100) = 300
Hence, option E is correct.

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