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MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 1
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Directions: Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.
Given below is a table that provides information about the number of pools in different states during different years. 

The average of number of pools in the 3 states in 2015 is 100. The ratio of number of pools in Goa in 2012 and 2013 was 9: 10 and the total number of pool in Goa in the 4 years combined was 504. The number of pools in Delhi in 2012 was half of the number of pools in Goa in 2012. The number of pools in Punjab in 2014 was 2/3 of the number of pools in Punjab in 2015. 

Q. What was the average of the number of pools in Punjab during the period 2012 to 2015?

Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 1

Following the common explanation, we get

Hence, option B is correct.
Common explanation: 
Number of pools in Delhi in 2015 = (100 × 3) – 60 – 140 = 100
Let the number of pools in Goa in 2012 and 2013 be ‘9x’ and ‘10x’ respectively. Then,
9x + 10x + 136 + 140 = 504
19x + 276 = 504
x = 12
So, the number of pools in Goa in 2012 and 2013 are 108 and 120, respectively
So, number of pools in Delhi in 2012 = 108/2 = 54
Number of pools in Punjab in 2015 = 

MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 2
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Directions: Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.
Given below is a table that provides information about the number of pools in different states during different years. 

The average of number of pools in the 3 states in 2015 is 100. The ratio of number of pools in Goa in 2012 and 2013 was 9: 10 and the total number of pool in Goa in the 4 years combined was 504. The number of pools in Delhi in 2012 was half of the number of pools in Goa in 2012. The number of pools in Punjab in 2014 was 2/3 of the number of pools in Punjab in 2015. 

Q. The number of pools in Delhi in 2012 was what percentage of the number of pools in Goa in 2013 and 2014 combined?

Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 2

Following the common explanation, we get

Hence, option B is correct.
Common explanation: 
Number of pools in Delhi in 2015 = (100 × 3) – 60 – 140 = 100
Let the number of pools in Goa in 2012 and 2013 be ‘9x’ and ‘10x’ respectively. Then,
9x + 10x + 136 + 140 = 504
19x + 276 = 504
x = 12
So, the number of pools in Goa in 2012 and 2013 are 108 and 120, respectively
So, number of pools in Delhi in 2012 = 108/2 = 54
Number of pools in Punjab in 2015 = 

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MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 3
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Directions: Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.
Given below is a table that provides information about the number of pools in different states during different years. 

The average of number of pools in the 3 states in 2015 is 100. The ratio of number of pools in Goa in 2012 and 2013 was 9: 10 and the total number of pool in Goa in the 4 years combined was 504. The number of pools in Delhi in 2012 was half of the number of pools in Goa in 2012. The number of pools in Punjab in 2014 was 2/3 of the number of pools in Punjab in 2015.

Q. If in 2016, the number of pools in Delhi and Punjab was increased by 20% and 10%, respectively as compared to the previous year, then what was the total number of pools in Delhi and Punjab combined in 2016?

Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 3

Following the common explanation, we get
The total number of pools in Delhi and Punjab combined in 2016 = 1.2 × 100 + 1.1 × 60 = 120 + 66 = 186
Hence, option B is correct.
Common explanation: 
Number of pools in Delhi in 2015 = (100 × 3) – 60 – 140 = 100
Let the number of pools in Goa in 2012 and 2013 be ‘9x’ and ‘10x’ respectively. Then,
9x + 10x + 136 + 140 = 504
19x + 276 = 504
x = 12
So, the number of pools in Goa in 2012 and 2013 are 108 and 120, respectively
So, number of pools in Delhi in 2012 = 108/2 = 54
Number of pools in Punjab in 2015 = 

MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 4
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Directions: Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.
Given below is a table that provides information about the number of pools in different states during different years. 

The average of number of pools in the 3 states in 2015 is 100. The ratio of number of pools in Goa in 2012 and 2013 was 9: 10 and the total number of pool in Goa in the 4 years combined was 504. The number of pools in Delhi in 2012 was half of the number of pools in Goa in 2012. The number of pools in Punjab in 2014 was 2/3 of the number of pools in Punjab in 2015.

Q. What was the ratio of the total number of pools in the 3 states combined in 2014 to the total number of pools in the 3 states combined in 2013?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 4

Following the common explanation, we get
Required ratio = (88 + 40 + 136) : (80 + 36 + 120) = 264 : 236 = 66 : 59
Hence, option E is correct.
Common explanation: 
Number of pools in Delhi in 2015 = (100 × 3) – 60 – 140 = 100
Let the number of pools in Goa in 2012 and 2013 be ‘9x’ and ‘10x’ respectively. Then,
9x + 10x + 136 + 140 = 504
19x + 276 = 504
x = 12
So, the number of pools in Goa in 2012 and 2013 are 108 and 120, respectively
So, number of pools in Delhi in 2012 = 108/2 = 54
Number of pools in Punjab in 2015 = 

MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 5
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Directions: Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.
Given below is a table that provides information about the number of pools in different states during different years. 

The average of number of pools in the 3 states in 2015 is 100. The ratio of number of pools in Goa in 2012 and 2013 was 9: 10 and the total number of pool in Goa in the 4 years combined was 504. The number of pools in Delhi in 2012 was half of the number of pools in Goa in 2012. The number of pools in Punjab in 2014 was 2/3 of the number of pools in Punjab in 2015.

Q. What was the difference between the total number of pools of all the three given cities in 2012 and in 2015?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 5

Following the common explanation, we get
Required difference = 3 × 100 – (54 + 20 + 108) = 300 – 182 = 118
Hence, option C is correct.
Common explanation: 
Number of pools in Delhi in 2015 = (100 × 3) – 60 – 140 = 100
Let the number of pools in Goa in 2012 and 2013 be ‘9x’ and ‘10x’ respectively. Then,
9x + 10x + 136 + 140 = 504
19x + 276 = 504
x = 12
So, the number of pools in Goa in 2012 and 2013 are 108 and 120, respectively
So, number of pools in Delhi in 2012 = 108/2 = 54
Number of pools in Punjab in 2015 = 

MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 6
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The table shows the Ratio of the Marked price and cost price of the items and the discount % and the profit earned by Mohit. Some data is missing.

Q. Cost price of Ras Malai is as same as the cost price of Rasgulla. The marked price of Rasgulla is 25% more than the cost price. Find the profit earned by Mohit after selling the Ras Malai if the marked price of Ras Malai is 56.25% more than the cost price of Ras Malai.
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 6

Let the cost price of Rasgulla = Rs x, Marked price = Rs 1.25x

1.25x × 92% = x + 48

1.15x – x = 48

0.15x = 48

x = 320

Cost price of Ras Malai = Rs 320

Marked price of Ras Malai = 320 × 156.25 = Rs 500

Selling price = 500 × 80% = Rs 400

Profit = 400 – 320 = Rs 80

Hence, option B is correct.

MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 7
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Directions: Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.
The table shows the Ratio of the Marked price and cost price of the items and the discount % and the profit earned by Mohit. Some data is missing.

Q. If the difference between the cost price and the marked price of Kajju Katli is Rs 100 and profit earned by Mohit is Rs 70. Find the ratio of the discount % and profit %.
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 7

Let the cost price of Kaju Katli = 5x, Marked price of Kaju Katli = 6x
M.P. – C.P. = 100
6x – 5x = 100
x = 100
Cost price = Rs 500, Marked price = Rs 600
Profit = Rs 70

Discount = 600 – (500 + 70)
= 600 – 570 = Rs 30

Ratio = 5% : 14%
= 5 : 14
Hence, option A is correct.

MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 8
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Directions: Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.
The table shows the Ratio of the Marked price and cost price of the items and the discount % and the profit earned by Mohit. Some data is missing.

Q. With the help of information given in previous questions, find the average profit earned by mohit on selling all the sweets.
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 8

Profit on Gulab Jamun = Rs 63

Profit on Rasgulla = Rs 48

Profit on Ras Malai = Rs 80

Profit on kajju Katli = Rs 70

Profit on Laddu = Rs 45


Hence, option E is correct.

MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 9
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Directions: Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.
The table shows the Ratio of the Marked price and cost price of the items and the discount % and the profit earned by Mohit. Some data is missing.

Q. If the Discount given by Mohit on Gulab Jamun is Rs 35, find the difference between the discount % and profit% given by Mohit on Gulab Jamun.
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 9

Let the cost price = Rs. 18x, Marked price = 25x
25x – 35 = 18x + 63
25x – 18x = 63 + 35
7x = 98
x = 14
cost price = Rs. 252, Marked price = Rs. 350

Difference = 25% – 10% = 15%
Hence, option C is correct.

MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 10
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Directions: Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.
The table shows the Ratio of the Marked price and cost price of the items and the discount % and the profit earned by Mohit. Some data is missing.

Q. The discount given by Mohit is Rs 40 less than the profit earned by Mohit on Kajju Katli. If the Marked price of Kajju Katli is Rs 600, find the discount %.
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 10

Marked price of Kajju Katli = Rs. 600, cost price of Kajju Katli = Rs. 500

Let profit = Rs x, Discount = Rs. (x – 40)

500 + x = 600 – (x – 40)

500 + x = 600 – x + 40

x + x = 640 – 500

2x = 140

x = 70

Discount = 70 – 40 = Rs. 30

Hence, option A is correct.

MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 11
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Directions: Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.

The missing table below shows the wallet of different colours Black, Red, blue and white sold by four different shopkeepers A, B, C and D.

Q. If each black wallet, each red wallet, each blue wallet and each white wallet sold by shopkeeper A was Rs. 80, Rs. 60, Rs. 50 and Rs. 40 respectively then what was the amount generated by shopkeeper A after selling the wallets?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 11

Following the common explanation, we get 

The amount generated by shopkeeper A after selling the wallets = 120 × 80 + 145 × 60 + 140 × 50 + 185 × 40 = Rs. 32700
Hence, option B is correct.

Common Explanation:

Total blue wallet sold by all four = 2705 – (700 + 585 + 660) = 760
Blue wallet sold by B = 760 – (140 + 330 + 70) = 220
Total wallet sold by B = 225 + 165 + 220 + 45 = 655
Total wallet sold by D = 2705 – (590 + 655 + 850) = 610
Black wallet sold by D = 610 – (195 + 70 + 170) = 175
Black wallet sold by C = 700 – (120 + 225 + 175) = 180
White wallet sold by C = 850 – (180 + 80 + 330) = 260
White wallet sold by A = 660 – (170 + 260 + 45) = 185
Red wallet sold by A = 590 – (120 + 140 + 185) = 145

MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 12
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Directions: Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.

The missing table below shows the wallet of different colours Black, Red, blue and white sold by four different shopkeepers A, B, C and D.

Q. What is the total wallet sold by D?  
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 12

Following the common explanation, we get 
Wallet sold by D = 2705 – (590 + 655 + 850) = 610

Hence, option A is correct.
Common Explanation:

Total blue wallet sold by all four = 2705 – (700 + 585 + 660) = 760
Blue wallet sold by B = 760 – (140 + 330 + 70) = 220
Total wallet sold by B = 225 + 165 + 220 + 45 = 655
Total wallet sold by D = 2705 – (590 + 655 + 850) = 610
Black wallet sold by D = 610 – (195 + 70 + 170) = 175
Black wallet sold by C = 700 – (120 + 225 + 175) = 180
White wallet sold by C = 850 – (180 + 80 + 330) = 260
White wallet sold by A = 660 – (170 + 260 + 45) = 185
Red wallet sold by A = 590 – (120 + 140 + 185) = 145

MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 13
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Directions: Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.

The missing table below shows the wallet of different colours Black, Red, blue and white sold by four different shopkeepers A, B, C and D.

Q. What is the ratio of white wallet sold by A to red wallet sold by C? 
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 13

Following the common explanation, we get 

Required ratio = 185 : 80 = 37 : 16

Hence, option B is correct.
Common Explanation:

Total blue wallet sold by all four = 2705 – (700 + 585 + 660) = 760
Blue wallet sold by B = 760 – (140 + 330 + 70) = 220
Total wallet sold by B = 225 + 165 + 220 + 45 = 655
Total wallet sold by D = 2705 – (590 + 655 + 850) = 610
Black wallet sold by D = 610 – (195 + 70 + 170) = 175
Black wallet sold by C = 700 – (120 + 225 + 175) = 180
White wallet sold by C = 850 – (180 + 80 + 330) = 260
White wallet sold by A = 660 – (170 + 260 + 45) = 185
Red wallet sold by A = 590 – (120 + 140 + 185) = 145

MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 14
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Directions: Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.

The missing table below shows the wallet of different colours Black, Red, blue and white sold by four different shopkeepers A, B, C and D.

Q. C gives discount on some wallet. 20% of black wallet, 30% of red wallet, 10% of blue wallet and 15% of white wallet sold at discount. Find total wallet sold at discount by C.
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 14

Following the common explanation, we get 

Total wallet sold at discount by C = 20% of 180 + 30% of 80 + 10% of 330 + 15% of 260 = 36 + 24 + 33 + 39 = 132

Hence, option C is correct.

Common Explanation:

Total blue wallet sold by all four = 2705 – (700 + 585 + 660) = 760
Blue wallet sold by B = 760 – (140 + 330 + 70) = 220
Total wallet sold by B = 225 + 165 + 220 + 45 = 655
Total wallet sold by D = 2705 – (590 + 655 + 850) = 610
Black wallet sold by D = 610 – (195 + 70 + 170) = 175
Black wallet sold by C = 700 – (120 + 225 + 175) = 180
White wallet sold by C = 850 – (180 + 80 + 330) = 260
White wallet sold by A = 660 – (170 + 260 + 45) = 185
Red wallet sold by A = 590 – (120 + 140 + 185) = 145

MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 15
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Directions: Study the following table chart carefully and answer the questions given beside.

The missing table below shows the wallet of different colours Black, Red, blue and white sold by four different shopkeepers A, B, C and D.

Q. Which of the following is correct?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 15

Following the common explanation, we get 

Red wallet sold by A is 145 is correct.

Hence, option D is correct.
Common Explanation:

Total blue wallet sold by all four = 2705 – (700 + 585 + 660) = 760
Blue wallet sold by B = 760 – (140 + 330 + 70) = 220
Total wallet sold by B = 225 + 165 + 220 + 45 = 655
Total wallet sold by D = 2705 – (590 + 655 + 850) = 610
Black wallet sold by D = 610 – (195 + 70 + 170) = 175
Black wallet sold by C = 700 – (120 + 225 + 175) = 180
White wallet sold by C = 850 – (180 + 80 + 330) = 260
White wallet sold by A = 660 – (170 + 260 + 45) = 185
Red wallet sold by A = 590 – (120 + 140 + 185) = 145

MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 16
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Table shows the percentage of students of 4 departments – Mechanical, Civil, Computer Science and Applied with each student in only one department.

The table also shows the number of students in five different colleges of 4 different departments with total students being 2130.

Q. What is the total number of students in Computer Science departments of IIT Kanpur and IIT Guwahati?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 16

In IIT Guwahati the percentage of the Computer Science students is = 100 – (20 + 22 + 20) = 38%

= (38 × 3) + (38 × 3.5) = 38 × 6.5 = 247
Hence, option D is correct.

MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 17
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Table shows the percentage of students of 4 departments – Mechanical, Civil, Computer Science and Applied with each student in only one department.

The table also shows the number of students in five different colleges of 4 different departments with total students being 2130.

Q. If in IIT Delhi, students who are studying in Applied department are 40% more than the students in the Mechanical department, then what is the number of students who are studying in Computer Science in IIT Delhi?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 17

Let percentage of students who study in Mechanical in IIT Delhi be x%.

∴ Students in Applied department are 140% of that.

∴ Percentage of students who study Computer Science is = 100 – (20 + 18 + 28) = 34%

∴ The number of students who are studying in Computer Science in IIT Delhi

Hence, option B is correct.

MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 18
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Table shows the percentage of students of 4 departments – Mechanical, Civil, Computer Science and Applied with each student in only one department.

The table also shows the number of students in five different colleges of 4 different departments with total students being 2130.

Q. If number of students in IIT Bombay is 10% less than the number of students in IIT Madras, then what is the difference between the total number of students who study in Applied department in these 2 colleges and who study in Civil department in these 2 colleges?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 18

Total students in Bombay and IIT Madras = 2130 – (450 + 380 + 350) = 950

∴ If in IIT Madras students is x, then in Bombay


∴ In Madras = 500

Hence, option B is correct.

MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 19
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Table shows the percentage of students of 4 departments – Mechanical, Civil, Computer Science and Applied with each student in only one department.

The table also shows the number of students in five different colleges of 4 different departments with total students being 2130.

Q. If number of students in IIT Bombay is 10% less than the number of students in IIT Madras, then in which college the total students who study in Civil and Applied departments is most?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 19

Total students in Bombay and IIT Madras = 2130 – (450 + 380 + 350) = 950
∴ If in IIT Madras students is x, then in Bombay


Hence, option D is correct.

MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 20
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Table shows the percentage of students of 4 departments – Mechanical, Civil, Computer Science and Applied with each student in only one department.

The table also shows the number of students in five different colleges of 4 different departments with total students being 2130.

Q. If in IIT Kanpur, number of students who study in Applied department is 19 more than the number of students who study in Computer Science department in IIT Guwahati , then what is the number of students who study in Civil department in IIT Kanpur?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Missing Data Interpretation - 2 - Question 20

Percentage of students who study in Computer Science in Guwahati
⇒ 100 – (20 + 22 + 20) = 38%
Number of students who study in Computer Science in Guwahati

∴ Number of students who study in Applied in Kanpur = (133 + 19) = 152
∴ Number of students who study in Civil department in IIT Kanpur

Hence, option B is correct.

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