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Aptitude Questions: Data Interpretation Set 45

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Welcome to Online Quantitative Aptitude section in AffairsCloud.com. Here we are creating question sample From Data Intrepretation that is important for all the competitive exams. We have included Some questions that are repeatedly asked in exams.

Bank PO Level Questions :-
I. Answer the following questions, based on the following two graphs, assuming that there is no fixed component and all the units produced are sold in the same year.
Unit-Price
Revenue-profit

  1. In which year per unit cost is lowest?
    A. 2002
    B. 2003
    C. 2006
    D. 2007
    Answer – C. 2006
    Explanation :
    In the years 2002, 2003, 2006,2007
    [table]

    Unit(x) = Total Revenue/PriceProfitCost Price=Revenue-ProfitCost Per Unit = Cost Price/ Unit
    x=1200/12=> x=1003001200-300 =900900/100 =9
    x=900/12=> x=75150900-150 =750750/75=10
    x=200/10=> x=20100200-100=100100/20=5
    x=700/14=> x=50200700-200=500500/50=10

    [/table]


  2. In which year per unit cost is highest?
    A. 2001
    B. 2005
    C. 2006
    D. 2007
    Answer – A. 2001
    Explanation :
    In the years 2001, 2005, 2006,2007
    [table]

    Unit(x) = Total Revenue/PriceProfitCost Price=Revenue-ProfitCost Per Unit = Cost Price/ Unit
    x=1400/14=> x=1001001400-100 =13001300/100 =13
    x=900/12=> x=75150900-150 =750750/75=10
    x=200/10=> x=20100200-100=100100/20=5
    x=700/14=> x=50200700-200=500500/50=10

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  3. What is the approximate average quantity sold during the period 2000-2010?
    A. 50%
    B. 60%
    C. 81%
    D. 70%
    Answer – D. 70%
    Explanation :
    [table]

    YearsUnit PriceRevenueTotal Units = Revenue/Unit Price
    20001070070
    2001141400100
    2002121200100
    20031290075
    2004111100100
    2005840050
    20061020020
    20071470050
    20081060060
    20091080080
    20101590060
    Total = 765-> Avg =756/11 =70(approx)

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  4. What is the average number of total units sold in the years of 2002,2003,2004,2005 and 2008 together?
    A. 88
    B. 66
    C. 77
    D. 44
    Answer – C. 77
    Explanation :
    Average of total units sold in the years of 2002,2003,2004,2005 and 2008 = 100+75+100+50+60/5 =77

  5. If the price per unit decrease by 10% during 2000-2004 and cost per unit increase by 10% during 2005-2010, then the cumulative profit for the entire period 2000-2010 decrease by?
    A. 700
    B. 500
    C. 565
    D. 775
    Answer – D. 775
    Explanation :
    Total decrease in revenue = 10% of (700+1400+1200+900+1100) = 530
    Total decrease in cost = 10% of (250+100+500+600+400+600) = 245
    The cumulative profit for the entire period 2000-2010 decrease by = Total decrease in revenue + Total increase in cost = 530+245 = 775

II. Refer to Pie Charts and answer the following questions:
Given Data:
Total number of cars (both MUV & SUV) distributed by 8 dealers in 2004 = 56000
Total number of SUV cars distributed by 8 dealers in 2004 = 32000
pie-chart-1

  1. Total number of MUV cars sold by dealers C and H together is by what % less than total number of cars(both SUV and MUV) sold by stores F and H together?
    A. 27.58%
    B. 25.58%
    C. 26.58%
    D. 28.57%
    Answer – D. 28.57%
    Explanation :
    Total no of MUV cars(C & H) = Total no of cars in MUV & SUV(C & H) – Total no of cars in SUV(C & H)
    =(14% + 9%) of 56000 – (7% + 12%) of 32000 = 6800
    Total number of cars(both SUV and MUV) sold by stores F and H together = (8% + 9%) of 56000 = 9520
    % = [(9520 – 6800)/9520]*100 = 28.57%

  2. The number of cars( MUV and SUV) sold by store D is by what % more than total number of SUV cars distributed by dealers C, F and G together?
    A. 50%
    B. 25%
    C. 75%
    D. 605
    Answer – B. 25%
    Explanation :
    Number of cars in MUV & SUV for D = 15% of 56000 = 8400
    Total no of SUV cars(C,F,G)= 21% of 32000=6720
    % = [(8400- 6720)/6720)]*100= 25%

  3. What is the average number of MUV cars delivered by dealers A, D, E, F and H together?
    A. 2892
    B. 3354
    C. 3634
    D. 3296
    Answer – D. 3296
    Explanation :
    Total no of MUV cars(A,D,E,F,H) = Total no of cars in MUV & SUV(A,D,E,F,H) – Total no of cars in SUV(A,D,E,F,H)
    Total no of MUV cars(A,D,E,F,H) = 70% of 56000 – 71% of 32000 =16480 => Average = 16480/5 =3296

  4. What is the respective ratio between total no of SUV cars distributed by dealers A and B together and total number of cars(MUV and SUV) delivered by stores C and F together?
    A. 64:77
    B. 64:79
    C. 54:77
    D. 64:73
    Answer – A. 64:77
    Explanation :
    Total no of SUV cars (A & B) : Total no of cars(MUV & SUV)for C & F
    32% of 32000 : 22% of 56000
    10240 : 12320 = 64:77

  5. If the number of cars distributed by stores A, D and E increased by 10%, 35% and 15% respectively from 2004-2005, what was the total number of MUV cars distributed by these three dealers in 2005?
    A. 14964
    B. 15964
    C. 13964
    D. 12964
    Answer – B. 15964
    Explanation :
    In 2005, number of cars (MUV & SUV) for A, D, E = [ 110% of 18% of 56000 + 135% of 15% of 56000 + 115% of 20% of 56000] = 35308
    In 2005, number of cars SUV for A, D, E = [ 110% of 16% of 32000 + 135% of 13% of 32000 + 115% of 22% of 30000] = 19344
    Total number of MUV cars distributed by these three dealers in 2005 = 35308 – 19344 =15964