Quantitative Aptitude Questions (Data Interpretation) for SBI Clerk Mains 2018 Day-139

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Directions (1–5): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:

Following table shows the total number of passengers travelled in different trains and the ratio of total number of passengers travelled in different coaches and the percentage of male, female and children travelled in the train also given.

Note:

AC – Air conditioning

Sleeper – Sleeper coach

UR – Unreserved

1) Total number of men travelled in Chennai – Bangalore and Delhi – Hyderabad train is approximately what percentage of total number of women travelled in Coimbatore – Kerala and Mumbai – Goa train?

a) 120 %

b) 105 %

c) 135 %

d) 150 %

e) 90 %

2) Find the total number of children travelled in all the given trains together?

a) 1194

b) 1568

c) 1826

d) 2192

e) None of these 

3) Find the ratio between the total number of passengers travelled in AC coach to that of UR coach of all the given trains together?

a) 15: 37

b) 33: 58

c) 52: 85

d) 27: 43

e) None of these 

4) Find the difference between the total number of passengers travelled in Sleeper coach in the trains Chennai – Bangalore, Delhi – Hyderabad and Kolkata – Chennai together to that of the total number of passengers travelled in AC and UR coach together in the trains Coimbatore – Kerala and Mumbai – Goa together?

a) 1325

b) 1150

c) 1580

d) 1775

e) None of these 

5) In which of the following trains, the most number of passengers travelled in Sleeper coach?

a) Mumbai – Goa

b) Delhi – Hyderabad

c) Kolkata – Chennai

d) Coimbatore – Kerala

e) None of these 

Directions (6–10): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:

Following table shows the total number of students appeared for 12th examination and the percentage of students passed in the examination from 4 different districts over the years.

Years A B C D
App Pass % App Pass % App Pass % App Pass %
2013 67000 92.5 % 42000 85.4 % 58000 76.5 % 54000 82.5 %
2014 54000 90.6 % 46000 90 % 51000 81.3 % 47000 79.9 %
2015 63000 89.2 % 53000 89.2 % 53000 92.4 % 52000 90.2 %
2016 62000 93.4 % 56000 81.7 % 64000 78.6 % 64000 75.8 %
2017 48000 88.6 % 57000 83.5 % 65000 84.9 % 55000 85.7 %
2018 57000 91.8 % 59000 91.2 % 45000 86.7 % 59000 91.6 %

 

Note: App – Appeared students

6) Total number of students passed in the district A is approximately what percentage of total number of students passed in the district C of all the given years together?

a) 100%

b) 130%

c) 115%

d) 140%

e) 90%

7) Find the ratio between the total number of students appeared for the 12th examination from the district D to that of district B of all the given years together?

a) 236: 225

b) 331: 313

c) 412: 395

d) 158: 147

e) None of these 

8) Find the difference between the total number of students passed in the year 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2017 from district A to that of total number of students passed in the year 2014, 2016 and 2018 from district B and D together?

a) 80562

b) 73428

c) 75380

d) 71446

e) None of these 

9) Find the total number of students passed in the district B all the given years together?

a) 238953

b) 267155

c) 271699

d) 253781

e) None of these 

10) Total number of students appeared for 12th examination from the district A is approximately what percentage more than the total number of students appeared from district C?

a) 4%

b) 8%

c) 12%

d) 16%

e) 20%

Answers:

1). Answer: c)

Total number of men travelled in Chennai – Bangalore and Delhi – Hyderabad train

= > 1500*(45/100) + 1700*(40/100)

= > 675 + 680 = 1355

The total number of women travelled in Coimbatore – Kerala and Mumbai – Goa train

= > 1300*(38/100) + 1600*(32/100)

= > 494 + 512 = 1006

Required % = (1355/1006)*100 = 134.69 % = 135 %

2). Answer: a)

The total number of children travelled in all the given trains together

= > 1500*(13/100) + 1300*(10/100) + 1700*(16/100) + 1600*(21/100) + 1450*(18/100)

= > 195 + 130 + 272 + 336 + 261 = 1194

3). Answer: d)

The total number of passengers travelled in AC coach of all the given trains together

= > 1500*(5/30) + 1300*(4/26) + 1700*(7/34) + 1600*(3/16) + 1450*(5/29)

= > 250 + 200 + 350 + 300 + 250 = 1350

The total number of passengers travelled in UR coach of all the given trains together

= > 1500*(9/30) + 1300*(7/26) + 1700*(10/34) + 1600*(4/16) + 1450*(9/29)

= > 450 + 350 + 500 + 400 + 450 = 2150

Required ratio = 1350: 2150 = 27: 43

4). Answer: b)

The total number of passengers travelled in Sleeper coach in the trains Chennai – Bangalore, Delhi – Hyderabad and Kolkata – Chennai together

= > 1500*(16/30) + 1700*(17/34) + 1450*(15/29)

= > 800 + 850 + 750 = 2400

The total number of passengers travelled in AC and UR coach together in the trains Coimbatore – Kerala and Mumbai – Goa together

= > 1300*(11/26) + 1600*(7/16)

= > 550 + 700 = 1250

Required difference = 2400 – 1250 = 1150

5). Answer: a)

In Chennai – Bangalore = > 1500*(16/30) = 800

In Coimbatore – Kerala = > 1300*(15/26) = 750

In Delhi – Hyderabad = > 1700*(17/34) = 850

In Mumbai – Goa = > 1600*(9/16) = 900

In Kolkata – Chennai = > 1450*(15/29) = 750

In Mumbai – Goa, the most number of passengers travelled in Sleeper coach.

Direction (6-10)

6). Answer: c)

Total number of students passed in the district A of all the given years together

= > 67000*(92.5/100) + 54000*(90.6/100) + 63000*(89.2/100) + 62000*(93.4/100) + 48000*(88.6/100) + 57000*(91.8/100)

= > 61975 + 48924 + 56196 + 57908 + 42528 + 52326

= > 319857

Total number of students passed in the district C of all the given years together

= > 58000*(76.5/100) + 51000*(81.3/100) + 53000*(92.4/100) + 64000*(78.6/100) + 65000*(84.9/100) + 45000*(86.7/100)

= > 44370 + 41463 + 48972 + 50304 + 55185 + 39015

= > 279309

Required % = (319857/279309)*100 = 114.517 % = 115 %

7). Answer: b)

The total number of students appeared for the 12th examination from the district B of all the given years together

= > 42000 + 46000 + 53000 + 56000 + 57000 + 59000

= > 313000

The total number of students appeared for the 12th examination from the district D of all the given years together

= > 54000 + 47000 + 52000 + 64000 + 55000 + 59000

= > 331000

Required ratio = 331000: 313000 = 331: 313

8). Answer: d)

The total number of students passed in the year 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2017 from district A

= > 67000*(92.5/100) + 54000*(90.6/100) + 63000*(89.2/100) + 48000*(88.6/100)

= > 61975 + 48924 + 56196 + 42528

= > 209623

The total number of students passed in the year 2014, 2016 and 2018 from district B and D together

= > 46000*(90/100) + 56000*(81.7/100) + 59000*(91.2/100) + 47000*(79.9/100) + 64000*(75.8/100) + 59000*(91.6/100)

= > 41400 + 45752 + 53808 + 37553 + 48512 + 54044

= > 281069

Required difference = 281069 – 209623 = 71446

9). Answer: c)

The total number of students passed in the district B all the given years together

= > 42000*(85.4/100) +46000*(90/100) + 53000*(89.2/100) + 56000*(81.7/100) + 57000*(83.5/100) + 59000*(91.2/100)

= > 35868 + 41400 + 47276 + 45752 + 47595 + 53808

= > 271699

10). Answer: a)

Total number of students appeared from the district A

= > 67000 + 54000 + 63000 + 62000 + 48000 + 57000

= > 351000

Total number of students appeared from the district C

= > 58000 + 51000 + 53000 + 64000 + 65000 + 45000

= > 336000

Required % = [(351000 – 336000)/336000]*100

= > 4.46 % = 4 %

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