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Direction: Study the following table carefully and answer the questions which follow. Number of Candidates found Eligible and the Number of Candidates Short listed for Interview for a recent Recruitment Process for 6 Posts form different states

  1. What is the average number of candidates (approximately) found eligible for Post III from all states?










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    Required average =sum of the number of candidates found eligible for Post III
    total number of states

    Correct Option: E

    From above given table ,
    Number of candidates found eligible for Post III in
    State A = 5200
    State B = 8400
    State C = 7600
    State D = 2600
    State E = 3800
    State F = 4400
    State G = 6000

    ∴ Required average =sum of the number of candidates found eligible for Post III
    total number of states

    =5200 + 8400 + 7600 + 2600 + 3800 + 4400 + 6000
    7

    = 38000 = 5428.5 ≈ 5500
    7


Direction: Read the following Table carefully and answer the questions given below.

  1. The difference between the highest marks and the average marks in Hindi was maximum in which of the following years?










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    Difference between highest marks and average marks in Hind = Highest marks in Hindi - Average marks in Hindi
    Solve all option one by one and compare the result.

    Correct Option: C

    Difference between highest marks and average marks in Hind = Highest marks in Hindi - Average marks in Hindi
    Solve all option one by one and compare the result.
    Option (A) in year 1994
    Difference between highest marks and average marks in Hind = Highest marks in Hindi in 1994 - Average marks in Hindi in 1994
    Difference between highest marks and average marks in Hind = 77 - 54 = 23
    Option (B) in year 1997
    Difference between highest marks and average marks in Hind = Highest marks in Hindi in 1997 - Average marks in Hindi in 1997
    Difference between highest marks and average marks in Hind = 81 - 57 = 24
    Option (C) in year 1995
    Difference between highest marks and average marks in Hind = Highest marks in Hindi in 1995 - Average marks in Hindi in 1995
    Difference between highest marks and average marks in Hind = 84 - 64 = 20
    Option (D) in year 1996
    Difference between highest marks and average marks in Hind = Highest marks in Hindi in 1996 - Average marks in Hindi in 1996
    Difference between highest marks and average marks in Hind = 82 - 66 = 16
    Option (E) in year 1993
    Difference between highest marks and average marks in Hind = Highest marks in Hindi in 1993 - Average marks in Hindi in 1993
    Difference between highest marks and average marks in Hind = 80 - 53 = 27

    By comparing the answer we can see the difference is high for the year of 1993.

  1. What was the grand average marks of the five subjects in 1996?










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    Grand Average for 1996 =Average marks in ( English + Hindi + Math + Science + History )
    5

    Correct Option: A

    Grand Average for 1996 =Average marks in ( English + Hindi + Math + Science + History )
    5

    Grand Average =52 + 66 + 64 + 75 + 58= 315 =63
    55

  1. The average highest marks in English in 1992, 1993 and 1996 was exactly equal to the highest marks in Hindi in which of the following years?










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    Average highest marks in English = Highest marks in English in ( 1992 + 1993 + 1996 )
    3

    Correct Option: E

    Average highest marks in English = Highest marks in English in ( 1992 + 1993 + 1996 )
    3


    Average highest marks =85 + 80 + 75= 240 =80
    33

Direction: Direction the following Table carefully and answer the questions given below.

  1. Production of sugarcane in 1993–94 was approximately what percentage of production of rice in 1992–93?










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    Required percent =
    Production of sugarcane in 1993–94
    		x 100 %
    production of rice in 1992–93

    Correct Option: E

    As per given above table , we have
    Production of sugarcane in 1993–94 = 152.2
    Production of rice in 1992–93 = 86.4

    Required percent =
    Production of sugarcane in 1993–94
    		x 100 %
    production of rice in 1992–93

    =
    152.2
    		x 100 ≈ 175%
    86.4