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Directions (Q. 1 – 5) Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:
Following pie chart shows the percentage wise distribution of employees working in various departments and the table shows the total number of male among them.
- Total number of female employees in HR, Accountant and IT department together is approximately what percentage of total number of male employees in the same department together?
- 118 %
- 97 %
- 103 %
- 88 %
- 72 %
- Find the difference between the total number of female employees to that of total number of male employees working all the given department together?
- 38
- 52
- 66
- 74
- None of these
- Total number of employees working in Marketing, Accountant and IT department together is approximately what percentage more/less than the total number of employees working in HR, Accountant and Production department together?
- 16 % less
- 7 % more
- 21 % more
- 16 % more
- 7 % less
- Find the ratio between the total number of male employees working in HR, Accountant and IT department together to that of total number of female employees working in Production, HR and IT department together?
- 154 : 177
- 235 : 142
- 417 : 556
- 319 : 330
- None of these
- Which department has highest number of female employees?
- Production department
- Marketing department
- IT department
- HR department
- Accountant department
Directions (Q. 6 – 10) Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:
Following pie chart shows the percentage wise distribution of cars in 5 different states and the table shows the ratio of diesel engine cars and petrol engine cars.
Total number of cars = 6700
- Total number of petrol engine cars in state P, R and T together is what percentage more/less than the total number of diesel engine cars in state Q and S together?
- 15 % more
- 24 % less
- 15 % less
- 24 % more
- 30 % less
- Find the ratio between the total number of cars in state P, Q and R together to that of total number of petrol engine cars in all the given states together?
- 2235 : 1578
- 3347 : 2986
- 3893 : 3052
- 4288 : 3551
- None of these
- Find the total number of diesel engine cars in all the given states together?
- 2874
- 3149
- 3567
- 2452
- None of these
- Find the difference between the total number of petrol engine cars in state P and T together to that of total number of diesel engine cars in state Q and S together?
- 586
- 402
- 448
- 524
- None of these
- Total number of cars in state Q and S together is what percentage of total number of cars in state P and R together?
- 117 %
- 132 %
- 108 %
- 125 %
- 96 %
Answers:
1). Answer c
Total number of female employees in HR, Accountant and IT department together
= > [1200*(16/100) – 108] + [1200*(20/100) – 115] + [1200*(18/100) – 96]
= > [192 – 108] + [240 – 115] + [216 – 96]
= > 84 + 125 + 120 = 329
Total number of male employees in HR, Accountant and IT department together
= > 108 + 115 + 96 = 319
Required % = (329/319)*100 = 103.13 % = 103 %
2). Answer a
The total number of female employees working all the given department together
= > [1200*(16/100) – 108] + [1200*(24/100) – 124] + [1200*(20/100) – 115] + [1200*(22/100) – 138] + [1200*(18/100) – 96]
= > [192 – 108] + [288 – 124] + [240 – 115] + [264 – 138] + [216 – 96]
= > 84 + 164 + 125 + 126 + 120 = 619
The total number of male employees working all the given department together
= > 108 + 124 + 115 + 138 + 96 = 581
Required difference = 619 – 581 = 38
3). Answer b
Total number of employees working in Marketing, Accountant and IT department together
= > 1200*[(24 + 20 + 18)/100] = 1200*[(62)/100]
Total number of employees working in HR, Accountant and Production department together
= > 1200*[(16 + 20 + 22)/100] = 1200*[(58)/100]
Required % = ({1200*[(62)/100] – 1200*[(58)/100]}/ 1200*[(58)/100])*100
= > [(62 – 58)/58]*100 = 6.89 % = 7 % more
4). Answer d
The total number of male employees working in HR, Accountant and IT department together
= > 108 + 115 + 96 = 319
The total number of female employees working in Production, HR and IT department together
= > [1200*(16/100) – 108] + [1200*(22/100) – 138] + [1200*(18/100) – 96]
= > [192 – 108] + [264 – 138] + [216 – 96]
= > 84 + 126 + 120 = 330
Required ratio = 319: 330
5). Answer b
HR department
= > [1200*(16/100) – 108] = [192 – 108] = 84
Marketing department
= > [1200*(24/100) – 124] = [288 – 124] = 164
Account department
= > [1200*(20/100) – 115] = [240 – 115] = 125
Production department
= > [1200*(22/100) – 138] = [264 – 138] = 126
IT department
= > [1200*(18/100) – 96] = [216 – 96] = 120
Marketing department has highest number of female employees.
Direction (6-10)
6). Answer a
Total number of petrol engine cars in state P, R and T together
= > 6700*(22/100)*(5/11) + 6700*(18/100)*(1/2) + 6700*(10/100)*(2/5)
= > 670 + 603 + 268 = 1541
Total number of diesel engine cars in state Q and S together
= > 6700*(24/100)*(1/3) + 6700*(26/100)*(6/13)
= > 536 + 804 = 1340
Required % = [(1541 – 1340)/1340]*100 =15 % more
7). Answer d
The total number of cars in state P, Q and R together
= > 6700*(22 + 24 + 18)/100
= > 6700*(64/100) = 4288
The total number of petrol engine cars in all the given states together
= > 6700*(22/100)*(5/11) + 6700*(24/100)*(2/3) + 6700*(18/100)*(1/2) + 6700*(26/100)*(7/13) + 6700*(10/100)*(2/5)
= > 670 + 1072 + 603 + 938 + 268 = 3551
Required ratio = 4288: 3551
8). Answer b
The total number of diesel engine cars in all the given states together
= > 6700*(22/100)*(6/11) + 6700*(24/100)*(1/3) + 6700*(18/100)*(1/2) + 6700*(26/100)*(6/13) + 6700*(10/100)*(3/5)
= > 804 + 536 + 603 + 804 + 402
= > 3149
9). Answer b
The total number of petrol engine cars in state P and T together
= > 6700*(22/100)*(5/11) + 6700*(10/100)*(2/5)
= > 670 + 268 = 938
The total number of diesel engine cars in state Q and S together
= > 6700*(24/100)*(1/3) + 6700*(26/100)*(6/13)
= > 536 + 804 = 1340
Required difference = 1340 – 938 = 402
10). Answer d
Total number of cars in state Q and S together
= > 6700*[(24 + 26)/100]
Total number of cars in state P and R together
= > 6700*[(22+ 18)/100]
Required % = ({6700*[(24 + 26)/100]} / {6700*[(22+ 18)/100]})*100
= > (50/40)*100 = 125 %
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