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Data Interpretation Quiz
Directions:(1-5) Study the bar graph and table given below and answer the questions.
The table given below gives the Total Production (in Tonnes) of different fabrics from 1991 to 1994. The bar graph given below gives the percentage distribution of the three different kinds of fabrics as a percentage of the total production of fabric from 1991 to 1994.
1.What is the ratio of average Cotton production to average Silk production over first three years?
a. 55:58
b. 53:88
c. 27:44
d. 25:44
e. 23:44
2. If every year 80% of cotton is used in home country and remaining is exported what is the total cotton export (in tonnes) in 4 years?
a. 1100
b. 1254
c. 1046
d. 1184
e. 1354
3.If 20% of silk produced is mixed with polyster in 1:2 ratio and 30% of cotton is mixed with polyester in 2:1 ratio to produce fabric X then what is the production of X (in tonnes) in 1992. It is known that there is no wastage of any kind of fabric in the mixing process?
a. 1815
b. 1615
c. 1715
d. 1218
e. 1515
A. 1815
4.What is ratio of the average production of polyster to that of silk in a year?
a. 612:965
b. 609:965
c. 612:959
d. 609:959
e. None of these
5.Which fabric’s production has been consistently decreasing during 1991 to 1994?
a. Cotton
b. Silk
c. Polyester
d. Both (a) and (b)
e. No fabric
E. No fabric
Direction:(6-10) Study the graphs carefully and answer the questions.
The production of an item by Company A and Company B in five months is provided in the bar graph and the percentage of defective items produced by the two companies is provided in the line graph below.
6.In which of the following pair of months, number of defective items produced by Company A was more than that of defective items produced by Company B?
a. January, 2015 & February, 2015
b. February, 2015 & March, 2015
c. February, 2015 & April, 2015
d. January, 2015 & March, 2015
e. February, 2015 & May, 2015
D. January, 2015 & March, 2015
Using the data given we can calculate the number of defective items produced by the two companies in each month
From the above table, we can conclude that the number of defective items produced by Company A is more than that of defective items produced by Company B, in the month of January & March 2015.
7.What was the total cost of production of non-defective items produced by the two companies in May 2015, if cost of production in Company A is Rs. 350 per unit and cost of production in Company B is Rs. 200 per unit?
a.3600000
b.4830000
c.6490000
d.7280000
e.8830000
E. 8830000
8.In which month the number of non-defective items produced by both the companies together highest?
a. January 2015
b. February 2015
c. March 2015
d. April 2015
e. May 2015
B. February 2015
9.In which month, the percentage of defective items produced by both the companies together was maximum?
a. January 2015
b. February2015
c. March 2015
d. April2015
e. May2015
D. April 2015
10.What is the ratio of total number of defective items produced by Company A during February-May 2015 to the number of non-defective items produced by Company B during February-May 2015?
a. 1 : 4
b. 1 : 7
c. 2 : 15
d. 1 :8
e. 3 : 41
D. 1:8
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