Quantitative Aptitude: Data Interpretation Questions Set 54

Quantitative Aptitude Questions for IBPS RRB/PO/Clerk, SBI PO, NIACL, NICL, RBI Grade B/Assistant, BOI, Bank of Baroda and other competitive exams.

Directions(1-5): Study the following table and carefully answer the following questions.

Note:
I). Net Revenue = Gross Revenue – Amount Allocated for commission – Amount allocated for discount and others
II). Few values are missing in the table. A candidate is expected to calculate the missing value , if it is required to answer the given question, on the basis of the given data and the information.

1. Amount allocated for commission in March is what percent less than Amount allocated for commission in July?
   A) 22%
   B) 40%
   C) 35%
   D) 32%
   E) 28%
   
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   Option A
   Solution:
   Amount allocated for commission:
   March = Rs.31200
   July = Rs. 40000
   Required % = [(40000 – 31200)/40000]*100 = 22%
   
2. What is the difference between Net Revenue of the Magazine in April and its Gross Revenue in June?
   A) Rs.115000
   B) Rs.150000
   C) Rs.126000
   D) Rs.185500
   E) Rs.117200
   
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   Option C
   Solution:
   Net Revenue received in April = Rs.(320000 – 28000 – 16000)= Rs.27600
   Gross revenue received in June = Rs.(330000 + 30000 + 42000) = Rs.402000
   Required difference = 402000 – 276000 = Rs.126000
   
3. In July, if 40% of the Gross Revenue of the Magazine was collected from Advertisement, what was the amount of gross revenue collected form advertisement in that particular month?
   A) Rs.115020
   B) Rs.147850
   C) Rs.24480
   D) Rs.172000
   E) Rs.114570
   
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   Option D
   Solution:
   Gross Revenue received in July = Rs.(362000 + 28000 + 40000)
   = Rs.430000
   Revenue received from advertisement = (430000*40)/100
   = Rs. 172000
   
4. In May, the respective ratio of amount allocated for commission and amount allocated for discount and others was 4 : 3. What was the Gross Revenue of the Magazine in May?
   A) Rs.152400
   B) Rs.420000
   C) Rs.458500
   D) Rs.558800
   E) Rs.452250
   
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   Option B
   Solution:
   Amount allocated for commission = 36000 * (4/3) = Rs.48000
   Gross Revenue received in May =Rs.(336000 + 36000 + 48000)
   =Rs.420000
   
5. In March, if Net Revenue of the Magazine was 85% of its Gross Revenue, what was the amount allocated for discount and others?
   A) Rs.18500
   B) Rs.25000
   C) Rs.22800
   D) Rs.17420
   E) Rs.181500
   
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   Option C
   Solution:
   Net Revenue received in March = 360000 *(85/100) = Rs.306000
   Amount allocated for discount and others = Rs. (360000 – 306000 – 31200) =Rs. 22800
   

Directions(6-10): Study the following graph carefully to answer the following questions:

        Cost of three different fruits (in Rs. per kg) in five different cities

1. What total amount will Mohan pay to the shopkeeper for purchasing 3 kg of Mangoes and 2 kg of pomegranate in Delhi?
   A) Rs.480
   B) Rs.500
   C) Rs.630
   D) Rs. 570
   E) Rs.610
   
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   Option D
   Solution:
   Amount paid by Mohan = (3 * 130 + 2 * 90) = Rs. 570
   
2. What is the respective ratio between the cost of one kg of mangoes from Chennai and the cost of one kg of coconut from Mumbai?
   A) 8 : 10
   B) 2^2 : 3^2
   C) 3^2 : 4^2
   D) 4 : 5
   E) 5^3 : 7^3
   
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   Option B
   Solution:
   Required ratio = 40 : 90 = 2^2 : 3^2
   
3. Mohan had to purchase 45 kgs of coconut from Kolkata. Shopkeeper gave him discount of 4% per kg. What amount did he pay to the shopkeeper after the discount?
   A) Rs.7999
   B) Rs.8208
   C) Rs.6886
   D) Rs.7550
   E) Rs.8120
   
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   Option B
   Solution:
   Cost of 45kg of coconut = 45 * 190 = Rs.8550
   Cost price after discount of 4% = 8550 – (8550*4)/100 = 8550 – 342
   = Rs. 8208
   
4. In which city is the difference between the cost of one kg of mango and cost of one kg of pomegranate second lowest?
   A) Delhi
   B) Chennai
   C) Bangalore
   D) Mumbai
   E) Kolkata
   
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   Option A
   Solution:
   Chennai = 40 – 20 = Rs.20/kg
   Kolkata = 90 – 30 = Rs.60/kg
   Mumbai =180 – 120= Rs. 60/kg
   Delhi = 130- 90 = Rs. 40/kg
   Bangalore = 160 – 60 = Rs.100/kg
   
5. Cost of one kg of pomegranate in Bangalore is approximately what percent of the cost of two kgs. of coconut in Mumbai ?
   A) 33(1/4)%
   B) 22(1/5)%
   C) 33(1/3)%
   D) 10(1/5)%
   E) 13(1/8)%
   
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   Option C
   Solution:
   Required % = (60/180)*100 = 33(1/3)%
   

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