Direction (1-5): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

The given line graph shows the total number of accounts (Saving + Current) and the number of saving accounts in four different banks.

1) What is the ratio of the number of saving accounts in UCO to the number of current accounts in SBI?

A.2:3

B.3:4

C.4:5

D.5:6

E.None of these

2) The total number of accounts in Indian Bank is 5/4 of the total number of accounts in IOB. If the number of current accounts in Indian bank is equal to the number of current accounts in UCO bank, then find the number of saving accounts in Indian bank?

A.11200

B.11000

C.10800

D.10600

E.10400

3) The number of current accounts in BOM is equal to the average number of current accounts in SBI, IOB and BOB. If the ratio of the number of current and saving accounts in BOM is 4:5, then find the number of saving accounts in BOM?

A.6750

B.6760

C.6780

D.6790

E.None of these

4) What is the difference between the number of saving accounts in SBI and the number of current accounts in IOB?

A.1500

B.1600

C.1700

D.1800

E.1900

5) If 50% of the current accounts in UCO is deactivated and 20% of the saving accounts in BOB is deactivated, then find the number of active accounts in UCO and BOB, if all the number of saving accounts in UCO bank and current accounts in BOB bank are activated?

A.12060

B.13200

C.14400

D.15010

E.16080

Direction (6-10): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

The given line graph shows the monthly income and savings of persons in 2018.

6) If the monthly expenditure of F in 2018 is 25% more than that of A and the ratio of the monthly income to savings of F in 2018 is 4:1, then find the monthly savings of F in 2018.

A.Rs.4000

B.Rs.5000

C.Rs.6000

D.Rs.5500

E.Rs.4500

7) Monthly expenditure of G is equal to the difference between the monthly expenditure of B and D. Monthly Savings of G is one-sixth of his monthly income. If G spends 35% of his expenses on transport and 40% of remaining on shopping and remaining on house rent, then find the difference between G’s monthly savings and his house rent.

A.Rs.1200

B.Rs.1500

C.Rs.1700

D.Rs.1900

E.Rs.1400

8) E spends 25% of his expenditure on travelling and he spends the remaining on household and education fees. The expenses amount on the household is 13/2 of the expenses spent on education fees. Find E’s annual expenses on education fees.

A.Rs.27400

B.Rs.27500

C.Rs.27600

D.Rs.27700

E.None of these

9) Ratio of the monthly expenditure of C to F is 13:17. If the monthly savings of F is the sum of the monthly savings of A and B together, then find the monthly income of F.

A.Rs.36500

B.Rs.38500

C.Rs.34500

D.Rs.37500

E.Rs.35500

10) Find the average of the monthly expenditure of A, C, D and E.

A.Rs.17825

B.Rs.17965

C.Rs.18625

D.Rs.18225

E.Rs.19025

Answers :

1) Answer: B

Required ratio = 3600:(12000 – 7200)

= 3:4

2) Answer: C

Number of accounts in Indian bank = 5/4 * 14400 = 18000

Number of current accounts in Indian bank = 10800 – 3600 = 7200

Number of saving accounts in Indian bank = 18000 – 7200 = 10800

3) Answer: A

Number of current accounts in SBI = 12000 – 7200 = 4800

Number of current accounts in IOB = 14400 – 9000 = 5400

Number of saving accounts in BOM = 5/4 * 5400 = 6750

4) Answer: D

Number of current accounts in IOB = 14400 – 9000 = 5400

Required difference = 7200 – 5400 = 1800

5) Answer: E

Required total = 3600+ (10800 – 3600) * 50/100 + 3600 * 80/100 + (9600 – 3600)

= 16080

6) Answer: B

Expenditure of F = 125/100 * (18000 – 6000) = 15000

4x – x = 15000

x = 5000

Savings of F = 5000

 

7) Answer: D

Expenditure of G = (30000 – 10000) – (15000 – 5000)

= Rs.10000

Income = 6/5 * 10000 = 12000

Savings = 1/6 * 12000 = 2000

House rent = 10000 * 65/100 * 60/100 = 3900

Difference = 3900 – 2000 = Rs.1900

8) Answer: C

E spend household and education fee = 75/100 * (35000 – 12000) = 17250

Household = 13/2 education fees

Education fees = 2k/15k * 17250 = 2300

Required answer = 2300 * 12 = Rs.27600

9) Answer: A

Expenditure of F = 17/13 * (27500 – 8000) = 25500

Savings of F = 6000 + 5000 = 11000

Income of F = 25500 + 11000 = Rs.36500

10) Answer: C

Expenditure of A = 18000 – 6000 = 12000

Expenditure of C = 27500 – 8000 = 19500

Expenditure of D = 30000 – 10000 = 20000

Expenditure of E = 35000 – 12000 = 23000

Required average = (12000 + 19500 + 20000 + 23000)/4

= 18625

Direction (11-15): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

The given line graph shows the number of students like three different subjects in six different classes-A, B, C, D, E and F.

11) If 40%, 33(1/3)% and 100% of the number of students like Maths, Physics and Chemistry respectively from class B are girls, then what is the number of boys like Maths, Physics and Chemistry from class B?

A.49

B.43

C.51

D.39

E.59

12) What is the difference between the number of students like Maths in A and C together and the number of students like chemistry in class E and F together?

A.12

B.14

C.16

D.18

E.10

13) The number of students like Physics in A, B and C together is what percent of the number of students like Maths in class D, E and F together?

A.99.98%

B.108.82%

C.94.65%

D.110.47%

E.113.36%

14) What is the average number of students like Chemistry in class A, B, C, E and F together?

A.33

B.35

C.37

D.31

E.39

15) If the ratio of the number of boys to girls like Maths, Physics and Chemistry together in D and F is 1:4 and 3:7 respectively, then what is the difference between the number of girls like three given subjects in class D and F?

A.6

B.7

C.5

D.8

E.9

Direction (16-20): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

The given line graph shows the average weight of boys and girls in five different classes.

16) If the average weight of class B is 36 kg, then find the ratio of the number of boys and girls in that class?

A.2:1

B.1:1

C.3:2

D.1:2

E.2:3

17) If the difference between the number of boys and girls in the class A is 6 and the average weight of class A is 40 kg, then find the total number of students in class A?

A.45

B.36

C.63

D.54

E.None of these

18) If the number of boys in class D is 12 and the average weight of that class is 33(1/3)% more than the average weight of girls in that class, then find the total weight of the girls in the class D?

A.132 kg

B.148 kg

C.136 kg

D.142 kg

E.144 kg

19) Ratio of the number of boys and girls in the class E is 1:2. If the number of girls in class E is 8 more than that of boys, then find the average weight of the class E?

A.38 kg

B.40 kg

C.37 kg

D.39 kg

E.42 kg

20) If the total weight of class C is 720, then find the ratio of the number of boys to girls in C?

A.1:2

B.1:1

C.2:1

D.3:2

E.Cannot be determined

Answers :

11) Answer: A

Number of boys like Maths = 45 * 60/100 = 27

Number of boys like Physics = 33 * 200/300 = 22

Number of boys like Chemistry = 43 – 43 = 0

Required total = 27 + 22 = 49

12) Answer: B

Required difference = (42 + 34) – (30 + 32)

= 76 – 62

= 14

13) Answer: D

Required percentage = (48 + 33 + 35)/(36 + 32 + 37) * 100

= (116/105) * 100

= 110.47%

14) Answer: C

Required average = (44 + 43 + 36 + 30 + 32)/5

= 185/5

= 37

15) Answer: B

Number of girls in D = 4/5 * (36 + 38 + 31) = (105/5) * 4 = 84

Number of girls in F = 7/10 * (37 + 41 + 32) = (110/10) * 7= 77

Difference = 84 – 77 = 7

16) Answer: B

= 1:1

17) Answer: D

= 5:4

Total number of students = 9/1 * 6 = 54

18) Answer: E

Average weight of the class = 24 * 400/300 = 32

= 2:1

Number of girls = 1/2 * 12 = 6

Total weight of girls = 6 * 24 = 144 kg

19) Answer: A

Number of boys = 8

Number of girls = 2 * 8 = 16

Average weight of the class = (8 * 42 + 36 * 16)/24

= (336 + 576)/24

= 912/24

= 38 kg

20) Answer: E

Number of boys = x

Number of girls = y

We can’t find the number of boys and girls.

So,We cannot find the answer.

 

Direction (21-25): Read the following information carefully and answer the questions Based on it.

Five different companies A, B, C, D and E sold only two types of Pen tablets like Digital pen tablets and Manual pen tablets. The following Line graph shows the % of Digital pen tablets sold by a company out of total pen tablets sold by the same company and the number of Manual pen tablets sold.

Total pen tablets = Digital pen tablets + Manual pen tablets

21) If price of a Manual Pen Tablet is Rs. 180 and the price of a Digital Pen Tablet is Rs. 240, then find the total revenue generated by company C in Rupees.

A.Rs. 32400

B.Rs. 342000

C.Rs. 324000

D.Rs. 34200

E.None of these

22) Total number of Manual Tablets sold by company A, C and D together is approximately how much percent less than 200% of total number of Digital Tablets Sold by Company B and E together?

A.69%

B.57%

C.55%

D.58%

E.56%

23) If there is an another company F, the number of Manual pen tablets sold by the company F is 62.5% of number of digital tablets sold by company E. Total number of tablets sold by company F is 200% more than number of manual tablets sold by company D, then find the number of Digital tablets sold by company F.

A.780

B.840

C.720

D.760

E.None of these

24) If 75% of total manufactured manual tablets by company B and C together are sold and 80% of total manufactured digital pen tablets by company B and C together are sold, then find total number of pen tablets manufactured by company B and C together.

A.5075

B.4015

C.5050

D.4050

E.None of these

25) Find the difference between the average number of digital pen tablets sold by all companies together and average number of manual pen tablets sold by all companies together.

A.36.8

B.36.4

C.34.8

D.34.4

E.None of these

Direction (26-30): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

The following line graph shows the total number of votes casted in 5 different cities and the percentage distribution of the valid votes and the number of male and female votes casted in 5 different cities.

26) If in city P, 5/12^th of the valid voters are females, therefore find the difference of the number of invalid male voters and invalid female voters in city P?

A.200

B.220

C.280

D.240

E.None of these

27) In which city, number of invalid votes is high among all?

A.Q

B.T

C.R

D.P

E.S

28) If 65% of votes made by females are declared as invalid in City T, then find the number of invalid votes casted by Male voters?

A.100

B.1450

C.1950

D.1050

E.50

29) Find the ratio of number of valid votes in city Q to that of City S?

A.8:4

B.3:3

C.5:6

D.6:5

E.None of these

30) Number of male voters in City S is what percentage more or less than number of female voters in city Q?

A.22.22% more

B.20% more

C.16.66% less

D.11.11% more

E.25% less

Answers :

Directions (21-25) :

For Company A,

Number of Manual Pen Tablets = 960

Percentage of digital Tablets = 40%

Percentage of Manual Tablets = 60%

Total number of Pen tablets = 960/60 x 100 = 1600

Number of Digital tablets = 40% of 1600 = 640

Now we can calculate the data for all companies

21) Answer: C

Revenue generated by Company C from manual tablets = 600 x 180 = 108000

Revenue generated by Company C from digital tablets = 216000

Total revenue = 108000 + 216000 = Rs. 324000

22) Answer: B

Total number of manual tablets by (A + C + D) = 960 + 600 + 480 = 2040

200% of total number of digital tablets by (B + E) = 2 x (1320 + 1056) = 2 x2376 = 4752

23) Answer: A

Number of manual pen tablets sold by company F = 62.5% of 1056 = 660

Total number of pen tablets sold by company F = 3 x 480 = 1440

Number of digital pen tablets sold by company F = 1440 – 660 = 780

24) Answer: E

Total number of manual pen tablets manufactured by (B + C) = (1080 + 600)/75 x 100 = 2240

Total number of Digital pen tablets manufactured by (B + C) = (1320 + 900)/80 x 100 = 2775

25) Answer: D

Average number of digital pen tablets = (640 + 1320 + 900 + 520 + 1056)/5 = 887.2

Average number of manual pen tablets = (960 + 1080 + 600 + 480 + 1144)/5 = 852.8

Required difference = 34.4

Directions (26-30) :

The given line chart can be rewritten as,

26) Answer: B

Number of female votes casted as valid = (5/12) (5880)=2450

Total invalid votes casted by females = 3600-2450 = 1150

Total invalid votes casted by Males = 4800 – 3430 = 1370

Required difference = 1370 – 1150 = 220

27) Answer: A

Total invalid votes casted in city P = 8400 – 5880 = 2520

Total invalid votes casted in city Q = 6600 – 3300 = 3300

Total invalid votes casted in city R = 4500 – 3600 = 900

Total invalid votes casted in city S = 7200 – 3960 = 3240

Total invalid votes casted in city T = 5000 – 3000 = 2000

Therefore,

Number of invalid votes casted in city Q is high.

28) Answer: E

Total invalid votes casted by females =65% of 3000 =1950

Total valid votes casted by females = (100-65)% of 3000 = 1050

Total valid votes casted by males = 3000-1050 =1950

Total invalid votes casted by males = 2000- 1950 =50

29) Answer: C

Required ratio

=3300: 3960

=5: 6

30) Answer: D

Required percentage = [(4000-3600)/3600]×100 = 11.11% more

Direction (31-35): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

The given line graph shows the number of six different juice sold in three different days.

31) What is the average number of juices sold in Tuesday?

A.720

B.780

C.820

D.840

E.880

32) What is the difference between the number of Lemon juices sold in Wednesday and the total number of juices sold in Wednesday?

A.4290

B.4310

C.4340

D.4360

E.4320

33) Which of the given juice is sold most in all the given days together?

A.Apple

B.Pomegranate

C.Grapes

D.Guava

E.Lemon

34) The number of Pomegranate juice sold in Monday is what percent of the total number of juices sold in Monday?

A.19.85%

B.20.19%

C.21.42%

D.23.87%

E.24.25%

35) The number of Grapes juice sold in Wednesday is what percent of the number of Guava juice sold in all the days together?

A.40.6%

B.42.5%

C.44.4%

D.46.7%

E.48.8%

Direction (36-40): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

The given line graph show the number of speaker, headphone and SD card sold in five different shops.

36) What is the difference between the total number of Speaker sold in A and E together and the total number of Headphone and SD card sold in C?

A.15

B.20

C.25

D.30

E.35

37) What is the average number of SD cards sold in B, D and E together?

A.120

B.90

C.100

D.110

E.130

38) What is the ratio of the number of speakers sold in C to the number of Headphones sold in D?

A.3:4

B.4:7

C.3:5

D.5:8

E.6:11

39) The price of each headphone sold in A and E is Rs.800 and Rs.900 respectively. What is the total revenue collected of A and E together sold in Headphone?

A.Rs.120000

B.Rs.118000

C.Rs.116000

D.Rs.112000

E.None of these

40) What is the average number of speaker sold in all the shops together?

A.69

B.72

C.75

D.65

E.61

Answers :

31) Answer: E

Required average = (620 + 860 + 1040 + 1100 + 960 + 700)/6

= 5280/6

= 880

32) Answer: D

Required difference = (900 + 1080 + 540 + 760 + 840 + 1000) – 760

= 5120-760

= 4360

33) Answer: B

Apple = 720 + 620 + 900 = 2240

Grapes = 840 + 860 + 1080 = 2780

Orange = 640 + 1040 + 540 = 2220

Lemon = 580 + 1100 + 760 = 2440

Pomegranate = 1020 + 960 + 840 = 2820

Guava = 960 + 700 + 1000 = 2660

34) Answer: C

Required percentage = 1020/(720 + 840 + 640 + 580 + 1020 + 960) * 100

= (1020/4760) * 100

= 21.42%

35) Answer: A

Required percentage= 1080/(960 + 700 + 1000) * 100

= (1080/2660) * 100

= 40.6%

36) Answer: C

Required difference = (60 + 90) – (75 + 50)

= 150 – 125

= 25

37) Answer: B

Required average = (140 + 80 + 50)/3

= 270/3

= 90

38) Answer: D

Required ratio = 75:120

= 5:8

39) Answer: B

Required revenue = 800 * 80 + 900 * 60

= 64000 + 54000

= 118000

40) Answer: A

Required average = (60 + 70 + 75 + 50 + 90)/5

= 345/5

= 69

 

Directions (41-45): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

The given line graph shows the number of students qualified in two different schools in five different years.

41) The number of boys to girls qualified in A in 2011 and 2013 is 5:3 and 4:3 respectively. Find the difference between the number of boys qualified in A in 2011 and 2013?

a) 40

b) 30

c) 50

d) 60

e) None of these

42) What is the ratio of the total number of students qualified in 2015 in both schools to the total number of students qualified in 2012 and 2013 together in B?

a) 5:7

b) 7:10

c) 9:11

d) 8:11

e) 5:11

43) Find the average number of students qualified in B in all the given years together?

a) 348

b) 352

c) 350

d) 346

e) 344

44) The number of students qualified in 2015 in C is the average number of students qualified in 2015 in A and B. If the number of boys qualified in C in 2015 is 136, then find the number of girls qualified in C in 2015?

a) 222

b) 224

c) 226

d) 220

e) 218

45) The number of students qualified in 2014 in A is what percent of the number of students qualified in 2012 in the same school?

a) 55%

b) 65%

c) 70%

d) 75%

e) 80%

Directions (46-50): Read the following information carefully and answer the questions.

The given line graph shows the number of three different products i.e. monitor, mouse and CPU manufactured in five different companies (A, B, C, D and E).

46) The average number of monitors, mouse and CPU manufactured in company E is how much more/less than the average number of monitors manufactured in companies A and C?

a) 60 more

b) 50 more

c) 20 less

d) 40 less

e) None of these

47) Find the ratio of the number of monitors, mouse and CPU manufactured in company C to the number of mouse manufactured in company E?

a) 8:3

b) 6:5

c) 2:1

d) 4:7

e) None of these

48) If the number of key-boards manufactured in companies C and D is 320 and 120 more than that of CPU and then the number of key-boards manufactured in company D is what percentage of the number of key-boards manufactured in company C?

a) 65%

b) 50%

c) 75%

d) 90%

e) None of these

49) In company A, 87.5%, 66.66% and 85.72% of the monitors, mouse and CPU are sold and then find the sum of the number of monitors, mouse and CPU are unsold?

a) 150

b) 110

c) 170

d) 190

e) None of these

50) If the number of monitors, mouse and CPU manufactured in companies F and B is 5:7 and then find the number of monitors, mouse and CPU manufactured in company F?

a) 670

b) 420

c) 550

d) 360

e) None of these

Answers :

41) Answer: A

Number of boys in A in 2011 = 5/8 * 320 = 200

Number of boys in A in 2013 = 4/7 * 280 = 160

Difference = 200 – 160 = 40

42) Answer: C

Required ratio = (520 + 200):(320 + 560)

= 720:880

= 9:11

43) Answer: B

Required average = (400 + 320 + 560 + 280 + 200)/5

= 352

44) Answer: B

Number of students qualified in C in 2015 = (520 + 200)/2 = 360

Number of girls qualified in C in 2015 = 360 – 136 = 224

45) Answer: D

Required % = 360/480 * 100 = 75%

46) Answer: C

The number of monitors, mouse and CPU manufactured in company E=440+300+220 =960

The average number of monitors, mouse and CPU manufactured in company E=960/3 =320

The number of monitors manufactured in companies A and C=320+360=680

The average number of monitors manufactured in companies A and C=680/2=340

Required difference=320-340=20 less

47) Answer: A

The number of monitors, mouse and CPU manufactured in company C=360+160+280 =800

Required ratio=800:300=8:3

48) Answer: D

The number of key-boards manufactured in company C=280+320=600

The number of key-boards manufactured in company D=420+120=540

Required percentage=540/600*100=90%

49) Answer: B

The number of monitors unsold in company A=320/8=40

The number of mouse unsold in company A=120/3=40

The number of CPU unsold in company A=210/7=30

Required sum=40+40+30=110

50) Answer: C

The number of monitors, mouse and CPU manufactured in company B=140+450+180 =770

The number of monitors, mouse and CPU manufactured by company F=770/7*5=550