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IBPS - Quant Test - 3
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    Directions For Questions

    Direction: Study the following graph carefully and answer the questions given below: 

    Percent distribution of number of students passed in PO examination from different state of the country in 2012:

    The following graph shows the percent of students who appeared after graduation (Fresher) in 2012:

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    If there is an increase of 30 % and 20% candidates from others and Jharkhand in the year 2013 who passed the exam respectively, and the number of total candidates passed PO exam from M.P in 2012 was 660. What would be the approximate total passed candidates from Jharkhand and the others in 2013?

    Solutions

    Total passed PO exam = [660/22]*100 = 3000

    Passed from others = 1.3*[8/100]*3000 = 312

    Passed from Jharkhand = 1.2*[28/100]*3000 = 1008

    Total = 1320

  • Question 2/10
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    Directions For Questions

    Direction: Study the following graph carefully and answer the questions given below: 

    Percent distribution of number of students passed in PO examination from different state of the country in 2012:

    The following graph shows the percent of students who appeared after graduation (Fresher) in 2012:

    ...view full instructions

    If in 2012 total number of fresher’s who passed from M.P was 429, then how many non–fresher candidates passed the exam from Bihar?

    Solutions

    Let total students be X ⇒ [22/100]*[15/100]*X = 429 ⇒ X = 13000

    Number of non-fresher’s from Bihar = [28/100]*[75/100]*13000 = 2730

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    Directions For Questions

    Direction: Study the following graph carefully and answer the questions given below: 

    Percent distribution of number of students passed in PO examination from different state of the country in 2012:

    The following graph shows the percent of students who appeared after graduation (Fresher) in 2012:

    ...view full instructions

    If in 2012 the total passed candidates from different states was 15000, then how many non–fresher candidates from U.P passed the examination in 2012?

    Solutions

    Passed from UP = [14/100]*15000 = 2100

    Non-fresher’s from UP = [(100-18)/100]*2100 = 1722

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    Directions For Questions

    Direction: Study the following graph carefully and answer the questions given below: 

    Percent distribution of number of students passed in PO examination from different state of the country in 2012:

    The following graph shows the percent of students who appeared after graduation (Fresher) in 2012:

    ...view full instructions

    If total passed candidates from M.P in 2012 was 484. What is ratio between the number of fresher’s from Bihar and that of non–fresher’s from others?

    Solutions

    Let the total number of students is y.

    Ratio = (28/100)*(25/100)*y : (8/100)*[100-10]*y = 35:36

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    Directions For Questions

    Direction: Study the following graph carefully and answer the questions given below: 

    Percent distribution of number of students passed in PO examination from different state of the country in 2012:

    The following graph shows the percent of students who appeared after graduation (Fresher) in 2012:

    ...view full instructions

    If the non–fresher candidates from others in 2012 was 288, how many candidates passed the exam from all states of the country?

    Solutions

    Let total students be X ⇒ [8/100]*[(100-10)/100]*X = 288 ⇒ X = 4000

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    Directions: Study the graph and answer the questions that follow.

    The following bar graph shows the percentage of votes gained by different parties in different states and table show the total number of voter in different states:

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    In State A, if 10% of the total voters do not vote and 2% of the total votes are considered as invalid votes, then how many of remaining votes did Congress get in state A?

    Solutions

    Total valid votes = 550*[(100-10-2)/100] = 484 lakh

    Congress gets = [15/100]*484 = 72.6 lakh

  • Question 7/10
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    Directions: Study the graph and answer the questions that follow.

    The following bar graph shows the percentage of votes gained by different parties in different states and table show the total number of voter in different states:

    ...view full instructions

    The number of votes got by BSP in State C is how much per cent less by that gain in State B? (Assume that all the voters went to vote)

    Solutions

    No. of votes by BSP in state B = [40/100]*760 = 304 lakh

    No. of votes in state C = [22/100]*650 = 143 lakh

    Less = 161 lakh. Percent less = [161/304]*100 = 52.9 ~ 53%

  • Question 8/10
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    Directions: Study the graph and answer the questions that follow.

    The following bar graph shows the percentage of votes gained by different parties in different states and table show the total number of voter in different states:

    ...view full instructions

    The total number of votes got by SP in all states is

    Solutions

    Total no. of votes got by SP = [18/100]*550 + [10/100]*760 + [8/100]*650 = 227 lakh

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    Directions: Study the graph and answer the questions that follow.

    The following bar graph shows the percentage of votes gained by different parties in different states and table show the total number of voter in different states:

    ...view full instructions

    In which of the following states is difference between the numbers of votes got by BSP & BJP the maximum?

    Solutions

    You can easily find the maximum difference on the basis of percentage figures. State B has Maximum Number difference of votes got by BSP & BJP.

    (760*40/100) - (760*25/100) = 304 -190 = 114

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    Directions: Study the graph and answer the questions that follow.

    The following bar graph shows the percentage of votes gained by different parties in different states and table show the total number of voter in different states:

    ...view full instructions

    What is the ratio of the number votes got by Others in State A to that in State C?

    Solutions

    Ratio = [15/100]*550 : [12/100]*650 = 55:52

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