Quantitative Aptitude Questions (Data Interpretation) for SBI Clerk 2018 Day-7

Quantitative Aptitude Questions (Data Interpretation) for SBI Clerk 2018 Day-7:

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Directions(Q. 1-5) The following data gives year – wise outlay in crores of rupees in a certain 5 year plan (2010-15) of a state. Study the above data carefully and answer the following questions:

 

Years	Transport	Education	Housing	Health	Social welfare
2010-11	15.76%	19.81%	16.26%	16.23%	8.48%
2011-12	20.03%	21.17%	19.15%	17.26%	8.93%
2012-13	20.62%	16.07%	20.12%	18.80%	17.47%
2013-14	21.07%	19.20%	21.08%	20.51%	18.3%
2014-15	22.5%	23.22%	23.37%	27.17%	46.875%
total	3564	3806	830	585	224

 

1. Find the difference between the transport in 2012-13 and social welfare in 2014-15?

1. 840
2. 550
3. 630
4. 130
5. None of these

2. Find the amount of money spent on education in 2013-14, housing in 2012-13 and health in 2010-11?

1. 993
2. 950
3. 731
4. 1067
5. None of these

3. Find the total amount spent in 2011-12?

1. 1800
2. 1600
3. 1700
4. 1500
5. None of these

4. Find the difference between sum of transport in 2010-11 and education in 2014-15 and sum of housing 2010-11 and social welfare in 2013-14?

1. 1465
2. 1180
3. 1270
4. 1265
5. None of these

5. Health sector in 2013-14 is approximately what percentage of 2012-13 in the same outlay?

1. 120%
2. 119%
3. 117%
4. 109%
5. None of these

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

6. Expenditures of companies P and Q together in 2008 is what percent of the expenditures of companies T and U in 2009?

1. 116.23%
2. 105.32%
3. 119.23%
4. 117.23%
5. none of these

7. What is the difference between expenditures of all the companies in 2009 and 2010?

1. Rs.7000
2. Rs.7500
3. Rs.8500
4. Rs.8000
5. none of these

8. Find the respective ratio of sum of expenditures of companies P,Q and R in 2009 and that of companies S, T and U in 2010.

1. 35:31
2. 45:41
3. 31:35
4. 41:45
5. none of these

9. Expenditures of companies S and T together in 2008 is what percent less than the expenditures of companies R and S together in 2010?

1. 10.5%
2. 11.5%
3. 12.5%
4. 14.14%
5. none of these

10. If the profit percent of company R in 2009 is 25% and that of company T in 2010 is 18%, find the sum of their incomes.

1. Rs.67940
2. Rs.69850
3. Rs.69950
4. Rs.67950
5. none of these

Answers:

Directions(Q. 1-5)

1. Answer c

The transport in 2012-13=20.62*3564/100=735

Social welfare in 2014-15=46.875*224/100=105

Difference=735-105=630

2. Answer a

The education in 2013-14=19.20*3806/100=731

Housing in 2012-13=20.13*830/100=167

Health in 2010-11=16.23/100*585=95

So sum=167+731+95=993

3. Answer a

Sum=714+ 806+ 159+ 101 +20=1800

4. Answer c

Sum of transport in 2010-11 and education in 2014-15=562+884=1446

Sum of housing 2010-11 and social welfare in 2013-14=135+41=176

Difference=1446-176=1270

5. Answer d

Percent=20.5/18.8*100=109%

Directions (Q. 6 – 10):

6. Answer: c

Expenditures of P and Q together in 2008 = 42500 + 35000 = Rs.77500

Expenditures of T and U together in 2009 = 30000 + 35000 = Rs.65000

Required percentage = 77500/65000 x 100 = 119.23%

7. Answer: b

Expenditures of all the companies in 2009 = 45000 + 37500 + 30000 + 32500 + 30000 + 35000

= Rs.210000

Expenditures of all the companies in 2010 = 40000 + 25000 + 35000 + 45000 + 27500 + 30000

= Rs.202500

Required difference = 210000 – 202500 = Rs.7500

8. Answer: b

sum of expenditures of companies P,Q and R in 2009 = 45000 + 37500 + 30000 = Rs.112500

sum of expenditures of companies S,T and U in 2010 = 45000 + 27500 + 30000 = Rs.102500

required ratio = 112500 : 102500 = 45:41

9. Answer: c

Expenditures of companies S and T together in 2008 = 27500 + 42500 = Rs.70000

Expenditures of companies R and S together in 2010 = 35000 + 45000 = Rs.80000

Required percentage = (80000 – 70000)/80000 x 100 = 12.5%

10. Answer: c

Income of company R in 2009 = 30000 x 125/100 = Rs.37500

Income of company T in 2010 = 27500 x 118/100 = Rs.32450

Required sum = 37500 + 32450 = Rs.69950

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