Quantitative Aptitude Questions (Data Interpretation) for SBI PO Mains 2018 Day-100

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Direction (Q.1-5): Read the following graph carefully and answer the Questions below:

Category	Total Students from school A	% of boys in School  A	Total boys in school in A & B together	Probability of choosing 1 girl for  a committee
I	800	45%	600	4/7
II	650	50%	650	68/133
III	900	45%	750	16/31
IV	550	60%	500	1/2
V	650	40%	450	16/25

 

1. Find the probability of selecting 2 girls to form a committee from school A and B together in category IV

1. 550/1998
2. 600/1998
3. 540/1998
4. 499/1998
5. None of these

2. Find the probability of choosing 2 boys from the entire category and which one is greater?

1. Category I
2. Category II
3. Category III
4. Category V
5. Cannot be determined

3. In how many ways a committee consisting of 3 men or 2women can be formed from category V?

1. 15456000
2. 14586000
3. 15406000
4. 16452000
5. None of these

4. If School A and School B conducts an annual function for all students. In Dance competition, 10% of total boys are participated; find the probability that boys from category III won the competition?

1. 17/59
2. 15/59
3. 44/59
4. 42/59
5. None of these

5. Find the number of ways selecting two girls from school A and B together in category II

1. 421750
2. 461720
3. 471570
4. 487580
5. None of these

 

Directions (Q.6-10) Study the following information carefully and answer

the given questions:

 

6. A rectangular lawn has two roads each 10 m wide running in the middle of it, one parallel to the length and the other parallel to the breadth. Find the cost of gravelling them at Rs. 35 per square metre.

1. 22500
2. 17500
3. 25000
4. 16000
5. None of these

7. Four circles having equal radius drawn with the centres at the four corners of the square. Each circle touches other two adjacent circles. Find the cost of gravelling remaining area of the square, if it is gravelled at the rate of 25 per sq meter?

1. 1280
2. 1890
3. 1050
4. 1250
5. None of these

8. A Circular path is surrounding the circular plot is being gravelled at a total cost of Rs. 1848 at Rs. 4 per square meter. Find the width of the path.

1. 10 meter
2. 12 meter
3. 9 meter
4. 7 meter
5. None of these

9. An equilateral triangle is inscribed into the square. Find the perimeter and area of equilateral triangle.

1. 49 √3 sq m and 42 m
2. 52 √3 sq m and 36 m
3. 49 √2 sq m and 54 m
4. 52 √2 sq m and 64 m
5. None of these

10. If the breadth of the parallelogram is increased by 40 % and the height is decreased by 20 %. Find the new area of a parallelogram and also find the total cost to fence the place if the cost of fencing is Rs. 12 per meter.

1. 144 sq. m, 1295
2. 324 sq. m, 562
3. 336 sq. m, 888
4. 196 sq. m, 761
5. None of these

 

Answers:

Direction (1-5):

Category	School A			School B
	Total	Boys	Girls	Total	Boys	Girls
I	800	360	440		240
II	650	325	325		325
III	900	405	495		345
IV	550	330	220		170
V	650	260	390		190

 

 

Category I:

Probability of selecting a girl from total = (440+x)C₁/(800+240+x)C₁ = 4/7

(440+x)/(1040+x) =4/7

=>3080+7x=4160+4x

=>3x= 1080

=>x=360

Total students from school B in category I = 360+240= 600

Similarly find all the categories

Category	School A			School B
	Total	Boys	Girls	Total	Boys	Girls
I	800	360	440	600	240	360
II	650	325	325	680	325	355
III	900	405	495	650	345	305
IV	550	330	220	450	170	280
V	650	260	390	600	190	410

 

1. Answer: D

(220+280)C₂/ (550+450) C₂

=> (500*499)/(1000*999)

=> 499/1998

= 499/1998

2. Answer: B

Category I:

(360+240)C₂ / (360+440+240+360)C₂ =600C₂ /1400C₂

= 600*599 /1400*1399 =1797 /9793

Category II:

= 650C₂/1330C₂ = 650*649 /1330*1329 = 42185 /176757

Category III:
=750C₂ / 1550C₂ = 11235/48019

Category V:

=450C₂/1250C₂ =4041 /31225

3. Answer: C

= (260+190) C₃+ (390+410) C₂= 15086400 +319600 = 15406000

4. Answer: B

Total number of boys from School A and B for all category = 2950

Number of boys participated = 2950*10/100 = 295

Number of boys in category III = 750*10/100 = 75

Probability = 75/295 = 15/59

5. Answer: B

Number of ways = 680C₂

= 680*679

= 461720

Directions (Q.6-10)

6. Answer b

Length of rectangle = 35 m, Breadth = 25 m

Area is to be gravelled = Area of ABCD + Area of PQRS – Area of EFGH

= > (35*10) + (25 * 10) – (10*10)

= > 350 + 250 – 100

= > 500 Sq m

The cost of gravelling them at Rs, 35 per sq m

Total cost = 500 * 35 = Rs. 17500

7. Answer c

Here radius of the circle(r) = side of the square/2 = a/2

Remaining area of the square = a² – πr² = a² – π(a/2)²

= > a² – π(a/2)²

= > 14² – (22/7) *(7*7)

= > 196 – 154

= > 42 sq meter

The cost of gravelling = 42 * 25 =Rs. 1050

8. Answer d

Radius of the circular plot = 7 m

Area of the circular path = 1848/4 = 462

Area of the path = π(r+x)² – πr² (Here x is the width of the path)

= > (22/7) [(7+x)² – 7²]

= > (22/7) [49 + 14x + x² – 49]

= > (22/7) [14x + x²]

(22/7) [14x + x²] = 462

14x + x² = 462 *(7/22)

14x + x² = 147

X² + 14x – 147 = 0

(x+21) (x – 7) =0

X = 7 meter

9. Answer a

Side of the square = 14 m = side of the triangle

Perimeter of equilateral triangle = 3a = 3*14 = 42 m

Area of equilateral triangle = (√3/4) a²

= > (√3/4) * 196

= > 49√3 sq meter

10. Answer c

Breadth = 15, Height = 20

Area of parallelogram = bh

New area = (15*140/100)*(20*80/100)

= > 21 * 16

= > 336 sq meter

Perimeter of parallelogram = 2 (b + h)

= > 2* (21 + 16) = 74 meter

Total cost to fence the place

= > 74 * 12

= > Rs. 888

 

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