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    --- 4 --Ja 2014

    Directions (Q. 1-5): Study the following graphs


    carefully and answer the questions that follow.
    Following graphs show the Number of articles Manufactured and Percentage of articles
    sold by two companies P and Q in various
    years.
    Number of Articles Manufactured
    (In Lakhs)

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    Bank exam preparation can be an arduous task. However,


    one has to enjoy going through the preparation. Maintain
    a diary of mistakes, so whatever shortcuts you discover
    or whatever mistakes you make while practicing sums,
    note them in this diary, and refer it regularly.

    Number of tiles required..?


    Percentage Articles Sold

    Percentage Articles Sold

    Years

    1. How many articles were sold by both companies together in 2008?


    1) 3026000
    2) 2765000
    3) 1562500
    4) 3025000
    5) None of these
    2. What is the average number of articles manufactured by company P over the years?
    1) 2875600
    2) 4125460 3) 2916670
    4) 2554000
    5) 2853000
    3. What is the ratio of number of the articles
    not sold by company P to that of those by
    company Q in the year 2005?
    1) 21:50
    2) 40:51
    3) 51:18
    4) 9:11
    5) None of these
    4. What is the percent increase in the number
    of articles sold by company Q in 2007 from
    the year 2005?
    1) 60.43%
    2) 78.45%
    3) 126.37% 4) 152.78% 5) None of these
    5. In which of the years was the maximum
    number of articles manufactured from both
    companies together?

    EXPLANATIONS
    1. Number of articles sold by P = 27.5% of 35
    lakh = 962500
    Number of articles sold by Q = 20% of 30
    lakh = 600000
    Total articles = 962500 + 600000 =1562500
    2. Average articles manufactured
    25 + 22.5 + 30 + 35 + 32.5 + 30
    175
    = =
    6
    6
    = 29.167 lakhs
    3. 80% of 2500000 : 85% of 3000000 = 40 : 51
    4. Number of articles sold in 2007
    = 35% of 3250000 = 1137500
    Number of articles sold in 2005
    = 15% of 3000000 = 450000
    687500
    Increment % = 100 = 152.78
    450000
    6. Let the number of days he present be 'x'
    days.
    50x 10(30 x ) = Rs.1200 x = 25
    7. Let the distance between A and B be 'x' km

    + = 3 hours
    93
    9+3
    x = 12 km
    8. 9C3 6C3
    987
    654
    = 64
    321
    321
    9. For the least number of tiles, the tile should
    be of largest size.
    longest size of tile = HCF of length and
    breadth of the floor

    1) 2007 & 2005


    2) 2008 & 2010
    3) 2006 & 2009
    4) 2008 & 2006
    5) None of these
    6. In a factory, a worker gets Rs.50 per day.
    But on being absent he is fined Rs.10 per
    day. If after 30 days he gets Rs.1200 in all,
    then for how many days did he present?
    1) 16
    2) 22
    3) 5
    4) 19
    5) None of these
    7. A boat travels upstream from A to B and
    comes back from B to A in 3 hours. If the
    speed of the boat in still water is 9 kmph and
    the speed of the current is 3 kmph, then
    what is the distance from A to B?
    1) 12 km
    2) 15 km
    3) 21 km
    4) 18 km
    5) None of these
    8. In how many ways a committee of 3 members be formed from 6 men and 3 women
    such that at least one woman is included in
    the committee?
    1) 72
    2) 64
    3) 84
    4) 20
    5) None of these
    9. A room is 7.25 m long and 5.75 m wide. Its
    floor is to be paved with square tiles. What
    is the least number of tiles required?
    1) 25
    2) 432
    3) 667
    4) 625
    5) None of these
    10. The average age of a husband and wife
    was 22 years, when they were married 6
    years ago. Now they have a child of 4
    years age. What is the average age of their
    family at present?
    1) 19 yrs
    2) 20 yrs
    3) 23 yrs
    4) 18 yrs
    5) None of these
    Directions (Q. 11-15): Study the following
    table carefully and answer the questions that
    follow.
    HCF of 725 cm and 575 cm = 25 cm
    725 575
    least number of tiles = = 667
    25 25
    10. Sum of the ages of husband and wife
    6 years ago = 2 22 = 44 years
    Their total age at present = 44 + 6 + 6
    = 56 years
    Sum of the ages of husband, wife and child
    at present = 56 + 4 = 60
    60
    Average age of whole family at present =
    3
    = 20 years
    108 98
    11. 100 10%
    98
    12. 2005
    48
    13. 2002
    100 = 85.71%
    56
    56
    2003
    100 = 71.79%
    78
    72
    2004
    100 = 76.59%
    94
    70
    2005
    100 = 82.35%
    85
    90
    2006
    100 = 97.82%
    92
    86
    14. A
    100 = 78.18%
    110
    B
    C

    70
    100 = 82.35%
    85
    90
    100 = 88.23%
    102

    Quantitative Aptitude

    G.S. Giridhar

    Following table gives the number of students


    Appeared and Passed in an examination from
    five different schools A, B, C, D and E over the
    years.
    A: Appeared
    P: Passed
    School
    Year
    2002
    2003
    2004
    2005
    2006

    75
    83
    92
    110
    108

    55
    60
    78
    86
    96

    56
    78
    94
    85
    92

    48
    56
    72
    70
    90

    60
    85
    90
    102
    120

    45
    75
    85
    90
    105

    11.The approximate percentage increment in


    the number of students appeared in school
    D from 2003 to 2004 was?
    1) 20% 2) 30% 3) 25% 4) 10% 5) 40%
    12. In which of the following years was the
    number of students appeared in all the
    schools put together the maximum?
    1) 2003
    2) 2005
    3) 2002
    4) 2006
    5) 2004
    13. In which of the following years was the pass
    percentage of school B the minimum?
    1) 2004
    2) 2006
    3) 2003
    4) 2002
    5) None of these
    14. In which of the following schools was the
    percentage pass the maximum in 2005?
    D
    E

    102
    100 = 91.07%
    112
    98
    100 = 90.74%
    108

    15. 2006
    16. 21 + 512 = 533
    533 + 343 = 876
    876 + 216 = 1092
    1092 + 125 =1217
    1217 + 64 = 1281

    17. 17 1 + 3 = 20
    20 2 + 5 = 45
    45 3 + 7 = 142
    142 4 + 9 = 577
    577 5 + 11 = 2896

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    2) B
    3) C
    4) A
    5) D
    15. In which of the following years was the
    number of students appeared in school C
    same as the total number of students
    passed in school B in 2002 and 2004
    together?
    1) 2004
    2) 2003
    3) 2005
    4) 2002
    5) 2006
    Directions (Q. 16-20): In each of the following
    number series questions, a number is wrong.
    You have to identify that number.
    16. 21
    533
    876
    1092 1217 1283
    1) 876
    2) 1217
    D
    E
    3) 21
    4) 1283
    A
    P
    A P
    5) 1092
    17.
    17 22
    45 142
    84 78
    70 68
    577
    2896
    98 80
    85 75
    1) 577
    2) 22
    108 102 96 88
    3) 2896
    4) 45
    112 102 108 98
    5) 142
    90 80
    96 90
    18. 5 16 88 506
    2496 9960
    1) 16 2) 9960 3) 506 4) 88 5) 2496
    19. 2.2 3.7
    6.1 10.9 20.5 39.7
    1) 2.2
    2) 39.7
    3) 3.7
    4) 6.1
    5) None of these
    20. 575 528
    483 440
    399 362
    1) 399
    2) 440
    3) 362
    4) 528
    5) None of these
    ANSWERS
    1-3
    2-3
    3-2
    4-4

    5-2
    6-5
    7-1
    8-2

    9-3
    10-2
    11-4
    12-2

    18. 5 8 24 = 16
    16 7 24 = 88
    88 6 24 = 504
    504 5 24 = 2496
    2496 4 24 = 9960

    13-3
    14-5
    15-5
    16-4

    17-2
    18-3
    19-1
    20-3.

    19. 2.5 + 1.2 = 3.7


    3.7 + 2.4 = 6.1
    6.1 + 4.8 = 10.9
    10.9 + 9.6 = 20.5
    20.5 + 19.2 = 39.7

    20. All are one less than perfect squares


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