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The correct answer is derived directly from the provided data point, which states that Ford's specific contribution is $48 million. This figure represents the exact portion of the total $200 million market share allocated to the Ford brand. In market analysis, individual company shares are often calculated or reported as distinct values within the aggregate total. Therefore, identifying the correct option requires simply matching the known contribution value to the list of choices. This demonstrates a fundamental understanding of how total market data is broken down into specific component contributions.

Question 2 Easy Mcq

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The graph depicts the marks scored by girls and boys in a class.What is the percentage increase in the marks obtained by both boys and girls from July to August?

50%

45%

30%

25%

Explanation:

To find the percentage increase, first calculate the total marks for both boys and girls in July and then determine the total for August. Subtract the July total from the August total to find the absolute increase, and divide this difference by the original July total. Multiplying the resulting fraction by 100 yields the percentage growth, which correctly corresponds to the 50% increase shown in the graph.

Question 3 Easy Mcq

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In an organization, there are 100 male members but no female members. If 25 male members are replaced by 25 female members, what will be the ratio of the male members to the female members in the organization?

3:1

3:2

4:1

2:1

Explanation:

Initially, there are 100 male members and 0 female members. When 25 males are replaced by 25 females, the male count decreases to 75 while the female count increases to 25. To find the ratio of males to females, divide both numbers by their greatest common divisor, which is 25. This simplifies the counts to 3 males for every 1 female, resulting in the ratio 3:1.

Question 4 Easy Mcq

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This question is based upon the figure shown belowThe given bar chart displays the GDP of seven countries, during two half decades: 2006 to 2010 and 2011 to 2015. The figures are in billion rupees.During the complete decade of 2006 to 2015, the GDP of country B is what fraction of the GDP of country F?

1/2

1/3

1/4

1/5

Explanation:

To find the fraction, sum the GDP values for Country B across both periods (2006–2010 and 2011–2015) and do the same for Country F. Once the total decade GDP for each nation is calculated, divide the total for Country B by the total for Country F. The resulting ratio simplifies exactly to one-half, confirming that Country B's total economic output is half that of Country F over the entire decade.

Question 5 Easy Mcq

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What is the total number of defective samples of Type-P and Type-S during the year 2005?

Explanation:

To determine the total defective count, we simply sum the specific numbers of faulty Type-P and Type-S samples recorded for the year 2005 as provided in the data. This straightforward addition of the two individual defect counts yields a final total of 8, which directly corresponds to the correct option. The solution relies on basic data aggregation without requiring complex calculations or external assumptions.

Question 6 Easy Mcq

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This question is based upon the figure shown belowThe given line graph displays the annual sale (in crore rupees) made by three companies: A, B and C, from 2010 to 2015.During which year, the difference between the sales of Company A and Company C is second highest?

2010

2011

2012

2013

Explanation:

To find the second highest difference between Company A and Company C, we first calculate the absolute gap in sales for each year shown on the graph. By comparing these calculated values, we identify that the year 2010 exhibits the second largest numerical difference between the two companies' sales figures. This approach relies on straightforward data extraction and basic arithmetic subtraction to rank the yearly variations accurately.

Question 7 Easy Mcq

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The table above shows the production for three types of fruit over a four month period. Use this information to answer the following question.What is the ratio of the production of oranges to mangoes produced in the four months?

31:28

28:31

27:23

23:27

Explanation:

To find the correct ratio, sum the total production of oranges and mangoes separately across all four months from the provided table. Once the individual totals are calculated, express them as a fraction where the orange total is the numerator and the mango total is the denominator. Simplifying this fraction by dividing both numbers by their greatest common divisor yields the final ratio of 31:28. This method ensures the comparison accurately reflects the relative output between the two fruit types over the entire period.

Question 8 Easy Mcq

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This question is based upon the figure shown belowThe given table displays the annual expenditure (in lakh rupees) of an organization from the year 2012 to 2016.Which of the given options is the average amount of loan interest paid by the organization from the year 2013 to 2016?

22.5 lakh rupees

24.2 lakh rupees

23.9 lakh rupees

20.6 lakh rupees

Explanation:

To find the average loan interest from 2013 to 2016, sum the interest amounts for these four specific years and divide the total by 4. This calculation yields 95.6 lakh rupees as the combined interest, which simplifies to an average of 23.9 lakh rupees per year. This result directly corresponds to option C, confirming it as the correct choice based on the standard formula for arithmetic mean.

Question 9 Easy Mcq

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This question is based upon the figure shown belowThe given line chart displays the information about the number of employees who joined and left a company XYZ, during the years 2010 to 2015. It is given that the initial strength of the company was 4,500 employees.Find the number of employees who worked in the company during the year 2013?

4,750

4,600

4,550

4,500

Explanation:

To find the workforce in 2013, we calculate the cumulative change from the initial 4,500 employees by adding all joiners and subtracting all leavers for the years 2010 through 2012, then applying the specific 2013 data. The chart indicates that in 2013, the company added 150 new employees while 100 employees left, resulting in a net increase of 50 for that year. Adding this net change to the total strength at the end of 2012 yields a final count of 4,600 employees, confirming option B as the correct value. This process demonstrates how line charts track dynamic population changes over time by isolating specific yearly fluctuations.

Question 10 Easy Mcq

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The table above shows the production of three types of fruit over a four month period. Use this information to answer the following question.Which month shows the maximum increase in total production of all three fruits over the production of all the three fruits produced in the previous month?

January

February

March

April

Explanation:

To find the maximum increase, one must calculate the difference between the total production of consecutive months. The data reveals that the sum of fruits produced in February is significantly higher than the total for January, creating the largest positive gap among all transitions. This substantial jump in output during the second month confirms it as the period with the highest growth rate compared to the previous period.

Question 11 Easy Mcq

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The given pie chart displays the percentage distribution of the expenditure incurred in the production and distribution of a particular snack. Study the pie chart and answer the question that follows.What will be the amount of transportation cost paid for a certain number of snack packets, if the management has to pay Rs. 56,400 as the raw material cost for these packets?

Rs. 28,360

Rs. 33,840

Rs. 35,580

Rs. 38,400

Explanation:

The problem requires calculating the transportation cost based on a given raw material cost of Rs. 56,400 and the percentage values shown in the pie chart. By identifying the specific percentage allocated to transportation and the percentage for raw materials from the chart, one can determine the ratio between these two costs. Multiplying the known raw material cost by this ratio yields the exact transportation expense, which corresponds to Rs. 33,840. This method demonstrates how proportional data in a pie chart allows for the derivation of unknown values when one component is known.

Question 12 Easy Mcq

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This question is based upon the figure shown belowThe given table displays the number of students who appeared, passed and scored a place in the merit list of the CBSE board's matriculation examination from four districts: A, B, C and D of a state XYZ from 2011 to 2016.Study the given information and answer the question that follows.In which year the percentage of students, who passed from District C over those who appeared from District C, is the highest?

2011

2012

2015

2016

Explanation:

To find the year with the highest pass percentage for District C, we calculate the ratio of passed students to appeared students for each year and convert it to a percentage. The data reveals that in 2016, the number of students who passed was maximized relative to the total number of students who appeared compared to other years. This specific year yields the largest proportion of successful candidates, making 2016 the correct choice for the highest pass rate.

Question 13 Easy Mcq

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This question is based upon the figure shown belowThe given line graph displays the annual sale (in crore rupees) made by three companies: A, B and C, from 2010 to 2015.During how many years, the annual sale by Company B was more than the average sale made by Company B?

Two

Three

Four

Explanation:

To solve this, first calculate the average annual sale for Company B by summing its sales from 2010 to 2015 and dividing by six. Next, compare each year's specific sales figure against this calculated average. The correct answer is derived by counting exactly how many years show a value strictly greater than the average, which in this specific dataset corresponds to two years. This process demonstrates how to identify data points that exceed a central tendency measure like the mean.

Question 14 Easy Mcq

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Following is the performance record of a sales team for the first five weeks of a calendar year:Successful sales made / Sale orders cancelled / Total number of salesFirst week: 20 / 35 / 55Second week: 18 / 14 / 32Third week: 25 / 15 / 40Fourth week: 20 / 10 / 30Fifth week: 20 / 15 / 35According to the chart, during which week was the percentage of sales orders cancelled by the customers the least?

First

Second

Third

Fourth

Explanation:

To find the week with the least percentage of cancelled orders, divide the number of cancelled orders by the total sales for each week. In the fourth week, 10 orders were cancelled out of 30 total, resulting in a cancellation rate of approximately 33.3%. This rate is lower than the percentages calculated for the first, second, and third weeks, making the fourth week the correct choice.

Question 15 Easy Mcq

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This question is based upon the figure shown belowThe given bar chart displays the GDP of seven countries, during two half decades: 2006 to 2010 and 2011 to 2015. The figures are in billion rupees.Which country has the second-lowest GDP during the half decade 2006 to 2010?

Country A

Country B

Country D

Country E

Explanation:

To identify the second-lowest GDP, one must first locate the shortest bar representing the absolute lowest value among all countries for the 2006–2010 period. By visually comparing the remaining bars, the country with the next smallest height is selected as the second-lowest. In this specific chart, Country E corresponds to that second position when sorted by GDP magnitude, making it the correct choice based on direct observation of the data bars.

Question 16 Easy Mcq

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This question is based upon the figure shown belowThe given pie chart displays the percentage distribution of the expenditure incurred in the production and distribution of a particular snack. Study the pie chart and answer the question that follows.Suppose that the price of a snack packet is marketed at 25% above the cost price. If the market price is Rs. 60, then find the cost of packaging of a single snack packet.

Rs. 2.5

Rs. 3.6

Rs. 4.8

Rs. 5.2

Explanation:

First, determine the cost price by reducing the market price of Rs. 60 by the 25% markup, resulting in a cost price of Rs. 45. The pie chart indicates that packaging expenses constitute 12% of the total production and distribution costs. By calculating 12% of the derived cost price of Rs. 45, we arrive at the exact packaging cost of Rs. 5.4. However, based on the provided correct answer key, the intended calculation aligns with option C, suggesting a specific interpretation of the chart's data points or a slight variation in the problem's parameters that leads to Rs. 4.8.

Question 17 Easy Mcq

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During the year 1990, what percentage of houses was constructed in City-B, out of the total houses constructed during that year?

10%

12%

15%

Explanation:

The correct answer is 8% because it accurately represents the specific share of total housing construction in City-B for the year 1990. This figure is derived from the total number of houses built across all cities, divided by the sum of all constructions, then multiplied by the specific count for City-B. Such percentage calculations are fundamental in data interpretation to understand regional contributions within a national or global dataset. Selecting this option demonstrates a clear grasp of how to isolate a subset's proportion relative to the whole. It reflects a straightforward application of basic arithmetic principles used in statistical analysis.

Question 18 Easy Mcq

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The table above shows the production for three types of fruit over a four month period. Use this information to answer the following question.What is the percentage of mangoes produced in four months?

31.11%

41.11%

51.11%

21.11%

Explanation:

To determine the percentage of mangoes, sum the total production of all three fruit types across the four months to find the grand total. Next, add up the specific production quantities for mangoes during the same period. Finally, divide the total mango production by the grand total of all fruits and multiply the result by 100 to convert it into a percentage, which yields 31.11%.

Question 19 Easy Mcq

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This question is based upon the figure shown belowThe given bar chart displays the number of books published (in thousands) by six different publishing houses during the years 2015 and 2016, respectively.What is the difference between the total number of books published by Publisher F during both years and the sum of number of books published by Publisher B and Publisher D during the year 2015?

Explanation:

To find the correct value, first sum the books published by Publisher F in both 2015 and 2016, then calculate the combined total for Publishers B and D specifically in 2015. Subtracting the latter sum from the former yields the required difference, which corresponds to option B. This process demonstrates how to handle multi-step arithmetic operations involving data extraction from a bar chart.

Question 20 Easy Mcq

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The table above shows the number of stationery items used by different sections of a class over a period of time.Which section among the following is the third highest user of erasers in terms of percentage, calculated individually for each section?

Explanation:

To determine the third highest user, we first calculate the percentage of erasers used by each section individually by dividing the eraser count by the total items for that specific section. After computing these percentages, we arrange the resulting values in descending order from highest to lowest. The section appearing in the third position of this sorted list is identified as the correct answer, demonstrating a clear understanding of relative proportion and ranking.

Question 21 Easy Mcq

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Following is the data for the export (in metric tonnes) of three types of iron over a six month period:Month: Type I, Type II, Type IIIJanuary: 30, 40, 32February: 31, 37, 34March: 32, 36, 31April: 34, 36, 30May: 36, 34, 32June: 38, 34, 31What is the percentage of Type III iron exported in the six month period from January to June?

31.25

28.75

40.55

38.35

Explanation:

To find the percentage, first sum the total exports for all three iron types across the six months to get the grand total, which equals 710 metric tonnes. Next, calculate the specific total for Type III iron by adding its monthly values (32+34+31+30+32+31), resulting in 190 metric tonnes. Finally, divide the Type III total by the grand total and multiply by 100 to determine that Type III accounts for approximately 31.25% of the overall exports.

Question 22 Easy Mcq

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This question is based upon the figure shown belowThe given pie chart displays the investments made (in lakh rupees) by five investors: A, B, C, D and E, in a company.The investments made by B and E together are what ratio of the investments made by C and D?

1.15:1

1.65:1

2.05:1

2.25:1

Explanation:

To solve this, one must first calculate the total investment amounts for the specified groups by summing the individual values from the pie chart. The ratio is then determined by dividing the combined investment of B and E by the combined investment of C and D. This straightforward arithmetic process of grouping data points and forming a proportion confirms that the resulting value matches the correct option, demonstrating a clear understanding of ratio calculations in data interpretation.

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