Quantitative Aptitude Questions (Data Interpretation) for SBI Clerk 2018 Day-34:
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Directions (Q. 1-5) Read the information carefully and answer the following questions.
Monthly sales turnover (in lakhs) of Various scooters like Activa, Pept, TVS and Pleasure from March 2017 to August 2017.
- In which of the following months, the sales turnover of Activa as a percentage of the combined sales turnover of pept and TVS is least?
- August
- May
- June
- March
- April
- In which of the following month, Pleasure’s profit is highest, if it makes 25% profit on its sales turnover on each month?
- August
- May
- April
- July
- June
- Total sales turn over in the month of march and april is what percentage more than the total sales turn over in the month of july?
- 67 %
- 44 %
- 17 %
- 104.32 %
- None of these
- In how many months, the sales turnover of Activa was more than the one third of the total sales turnover of the four companies?
- One
- Three
- Four
- Two
- Five
- The average no of sales turn over in the month of June, July and August?
- 176.34
- 167.89
- 181.67
- 153.89
- None of these
Directions (Q. 6 – 10) Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
The following table represents strength of six different school in 2014 and 2016 and percentage increase/decrease in 2015 and 2016. Some data are missing.
(NOTE: (+) sign indicates percentage increase and (-) sign indicates percentage decrease.)
- Find the sum of strength of school U in 2015 and the strength of school R in 2016.
- 3456
- 2389
- 4277
- 4215
- none of these
- Percentage increase/decrease in the strength of school P in 2016 is what percent of the percentage increase/decrease in the strength of school Q in 2015?
- 450%
- 400%
- 320%
- 250%
- none of these
- Strength of school T in 2014 is what percent more than the strength of school Q in 2014?
- 20%
- 14%
- 15%
- 22 %
- none of these
- Find the sum of strength of all the schools in 2016.
- 13245
- 12736
- 11637
- 14235
- none of these
- Find the respective ratio of the percentage increase/decrease in the strength of S in 2015 and that of P in 2016.
- 4:1
- 2:3
- 1:4
- 3:2
- none of these
Answers:
Directions (Q. 1-5)
- Answer: a
Required percentage =Activa / (Pept+TVS) X 100
In March=50/( 25+55) X 100=62.5%
April=75/(40+75) X 100=65.2%
May=100/(35+80) X 100=87%
June=55/(15+40) X 100=100%
July= 50/(25+65) X 100=55.5%
August=60/(45+100) X 100=41.4%
From this, we observe that 41.4% is the least percentage.
- Answer: c
Monthly’s turnover of Pleasure:
March=30 lakhs
Then profit = (30 X 25)/100=7.5 lakhs
April=45 lakhs
Then profit = (45 X 25)/100=11.25lakhs
May=25 lakhs
Then profit = (25 X 25)/100=6.25 lakhs
June=15 lakhs
Then profit = (15 X 25)/100=3.75 lakhs
July=40 lakhs
Then profit = (40 X 25)/100=10 lakhs
August=35 lakhs
Then profit = (35 X 25)/100=8.75 Lakhs
Thus the highest profit is in the April month.
- Answer: b
Total sales turn over in the month of march and april
= > 160 + 235 = 395
Total sales turn over in the month of july
= > 180
Required % = ((395 – 180) / 180)*100 = 119.44 %
- Answer: d
March=50/160=5/16<1/3
April=75/235=15/47<1/3
May=100/240=10/(24 )>1/3
June=55/125=11/25>1/3
July=50/180=5/18<1/3
August=60/240=1/4<1/3
Only 2 months.
- Answer: c
Total sales turn over in the month of June, July and August
= > 125 + 180 + 240
Average = 545/3 = 181.67
Directions (Q. 6 – 10)
- Answer: c
Strength of school U in 2015 = 2500 x 80/100 = 2000
Strength of school R in 2016 = 2200 x 115/100 x 90/100 = 2277
Required sum = 2000 + 2277 = 4277
- Answer: b
Let percentage increase/decrease in the strength of school P in 2016 = x%
And percentage increase/decrease in the strength of school Q in 2015 = y%
Now,
1500 x 110/100 x (100 + x)/100 = 1980
=> (100 + x)/100 = 1980 x 100/110 x 1/1500
=> (100 + x)/100 = 1.2
=> 100 + x = 120
=> x = 20 => 20% increase
And
2000 x (100 + y)/100 x 92/100 = 1748
=>(100 + y)/100 = 1748 x 100/92 x 1/2000
=> (100 + y)/100 = 0.95
=> 100 + y = 95
=> y = -5 => 5% decrease
Required percentage = (20/5) x 100 = 400%
- Answer: a
Let the strength of school T in 2014 = y
y x 85/100 x 125/100 = 2550
=> y = 2550 x 100/125 x 100/85
=> y = 2400
Required percentage = {(2400 – 2000)/2000} x 100 = 400/2000 x 100 = 20%
- Answer: b
Strength of school R in 2016 = 2200 x 115/100 x 90/100 = 2277
Strength of school U in 2016 = 2500 x 80/100 x 115/100 = 2300
Required sum = 1980 + 1748 + 2277 + 1881 + 2550 + 2300 = 12736
- Answer: c
Let percentage increase/decrease in the strength of school S in 2015 = x%
And percentage increase/decrease in the strength of school P in 2016 = y%
1800 x (100 + x)/100 x 110/100 = 1881
=> (100 + x)/100 = 1881 x 100/110 x 1/1800
=> (100 + x)/100 = 0.95
=> 100 + x = 95
=> x = -5 => 5% decrease
1500 x 110/100 x (100 + y)/100 = 1980
=> (100 + y)/100 = 1980 x 100/110 x 1/1500
=> (100 + y)/100 = 1.2
=> 100 + y = 120
=> y = 20 => 20% increase
Required ratio = 5:20 = 1:4
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