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Quantitative Aptitude Questions (Data Interpretation) for SBI Clerk Mains 2018 Day-166

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Directions (1-5): Study the following information carefully and answer the following question:

1)  6 men and 9 women started the job P together but after 8 days 2 men left the work and 3 women joined, then in how many days the remaining job will be completed?

a) 24(3/70)

b) 21(23/26)

c) 10(1/19)

d) 21(25/26)

e) 48(3/8)

2) Job S was completed in 10 days with the help of 7 children then, find in how many days 6 women and 12children will complete job S?

a) 15

b) 30

c) 10

d) 40

e) 48

3) Due to urgency the job R need to be completed in 15 days so find how many more men should be employed to complete the work in 15 days?

a) 2

b) 3

c) 5

d) 4

e) 48

4) 15 men and 5 women started the job T together but after 10 days all the women left and the remaining work was completed by only men so find the wages received by each women for their contribution in the job if the total wages received by them is Rs 3720?

a) 24

b) 90

c) 10

d) 40

e) 48

5) If the efficiency ratio of man to children is 6:5. ‘X’ number of children’s were employed in job Q with the given men and women and the work got completed in 10 days so find the value of ‘X?

a) 14

b) 30

c) 10

d) 40

e) 48

Directions (6-10): Study the following table carefully and answer the questions given below it.

6) Find the difference between the total number of girls in all the schools together and the total number of boys in all the schools together?

a) 956

b) 996

c) 985

d) 962

e) None of these

7) Number of girls from school A & total number of boys from School E together is approximately what percentage more/less than the total number of teachers in school E & total number of girls in school E together?

a) 55%

b) 68%

c) 72%

d) 43%

e) None of these

8) Find the difference between the girls from School C & School D together and Boys from School A &Teachers from school D?

a) 3571

b) 4289

c) 2609

d) 2581

e) None of these

9). Find difference between the average of total number of peoples in all the schools and the total number of teachers in all the schools together?

a) 820

b) 9560

c) 6608

d) 8246

e) None of these

10). The total number of girls from school C & total number of boys from School D together is approximately what percentage is the total number of teachers in school A & school B & school C ? (Approximately)

a) 199%

b) 256%

c) 323%

d) 153%

e) None of these

Answers:

1) Answer: d)

Total units of work in Job P= {(20*4) + (25*3)} * 10= 1550

Work done by 6 men and 9 women in 8 days= {(6*4) + (9*3)} * 8= 408

Remaining work= 1550- 408= 1142 units

Work done in one day by 4men and 12 women = {(4*4) + (12*3)}=52 units

So,

Number of days required= 1142/52= 21(25/26) days

2) Answer: a)

Total units of work in job S= {(12*2) + (18*1)} *15= 630

Units of worked done in one day= 630/10= 63 units

Number of units of work done by 7 children

= 63- {(12*2) + (18*1)}

= 21 units

Number units done by one child= 21/7= 3 units

Units of work done by 6 women 12 children= {(6*1) + (12*3)} = 42

Number of days required= 630/42= 15 days.

3) Answer: c)

Total units of work in job R= {(10*4) + (20*3)*18} = 1800

Number of units to be done in one day= 1800/15= 120 units

Let the number of extra men to be employed be x

(10+x)*4 + 20*3= 120

40+ 4x +60= 120

4x= 20

x= 5

No of extra men needed to complete the work in 15 days= 5 men

4) Answer: b)

Total units of work in job T= {(25*5) + (10*3)*8} = 1240 units

Work done by 5 women in 10 days= (5*3)*10} = 150 units

Share of money received by 5 women = 150*3720/1240= Rs 450

Share of each women= 450/5= Rs 90

5) Answer: a)

Total units of work in job Q= {(15*6) + (10*5)*15} = 2100

Number of unit of work done in one day= 2100/10= 210 units

So,

= {(15*6) + (10*5) + (x*5) = 210

= 90+50+ 5x= 210

= 5x= 70

= x= 14

So, number of children employed = 14

Directions (6-10):

6) Answer: e)

Number of girls = 4396 + 6545 + 4899 + 5100 + 4368 = 25308

Number of boys = 6908 + 4760 + 5112 + 4590 + 4914 = 26284

Required difference = 25308 – 26284 = 976

7) Answer: a)

Total number of girls from school A & total number of boys from School E together = 4396 + 4914 = 9310

Total number of teachers in school E & total number of girls in school E together = 1638 + 4368 = 6006

Required % = [(9310 – 6006) / 6006] * 100 = 55% more

8) Answer: d)

Number of girls from School C & School D = 4899 + 5100 = 9999

Number of Boys from School A = 6908

Number of Teachers from school D = 510

Required Difference = 9999 – 7418 = 2581

9) Answer: c)

Average of total number of peoples in all the schools = (12560 +11900 + 10650 + 10200 + 10920) / 5 = 11246

Total number of teachers in all the Schools together

= 1256 + 595 + 639 + 510 + 1638 = 4638

Required Difference = 11246 – 4638 = 6608

10) Answer: e)

Required total = 4899 + 4590 = 9489

Total number of teachers in school A & school B & school C = 1256 + 595 + 639 = 2490

Required % = (9489 / 2490) * 100 = 381%

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