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Here are the students, and the subjects. The maximum marks for each subject is 120.
STUDENTS Physics (120) Biology (120) Maths (120) Geology (120) Economics (120) English (120)
A 70 75 70 65 60 70
B 80 70 75 60 50 75
C 75 72 71 70 60 65
D 60 70 65 55 60 70
E 70 75 65 50 55 60
F 65 70 60 65 50 60

Question 1.

The table below gives the percentage of marks obtained by 6 students in 6 subjects in an examination. Answer the following questions based on the data given in the table. The numbers in brackets are the maximum marks in each subject. What is the overall percentage of A, B and C respectively?

A

B

C

D

Text Explanation:

This question was deleted (they forgot to mention percentage signs in the table: e.g. A got 70% of 120 in Physics), but here's the solution anyway if you solved it :)

For Student A:
Total marks = $70 + 75 + 70 + 65 + 60 + 70 = 410$
Percentage = $\frac{410}{720} × 100 = 56.94\%$
For Student B:
Total marks = $80 + 70 + 75 + 60 + 50 + 75 = 410$
Percentage = $\frac{410}{720} × 100 = 56.94\%$
For Student C:
Total marks = $75 + 72 + 71 + 70 + 60 + 65 = 413$
Percentage = $\frac{413}{720} × 100 = 57.36\%$
Therefore, the overall percentages are:
Student A: $56.94\%$
Student B: $56.94\%$
Student C: $57.36\%$

Question 2.

Find the average marks obtained by a student in Economics and Physics respectively.

A

B

C

D

Text Explanation:

This question was deleted (they forgot to mention percentage signs in the table: e.g. A got 70% of 120 in Physics), but here's the solution anyway if you solved it :)

For Economics:
Total marks = $60 + 50 + 60 + 60 + 55 + 50 = 335$
Average = $\frac{335}{6} = 55.83$ marks
For Physics:
Total marks = $70 + 80 + 75 + 60 + 70 + 65 = 420$
Average = $\frac{420}{6} = 70$ marks
Therefore:
Average marks in Economics = $55.83$
Average marks in Physics = $70$

Question 3.

How many students have obtained more than 65% overall marks in all the subjects and who are those students?

A

B

C

D

Question 4.

In which subject the overall percentage is maximum and what is the percentage?

A

B

C

D

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Question 5.

In 2006, value wise sale of A increased by 50% and that of E increased by 10%. The sales of all other brands remained the same. By what percentage total sales (value wise) grew in 2006 as compared to 2005?

A

B

C

D

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Question 6.

Considering sale of A increased by 50% in 2006, sale of E increased by 10% and all other brands had no change in sales. Total sales in 2006 was 2,16,000. What was the sale of A in 2005 (approximately)?

A

B

C

D

Text Explanation:

Given total 2006 sales = 216,000

Brand A increased by 50%

Brand E increased by 10%

All others remained same

Let's find what portion A's 2006 sales represents of total:

In 2005, A was $45\%$ of total

When increased by 50%, A's share in 2006 = $45\% × 1.5 = 67.5\%$ of original total

Similarly for E:

In 2005, E was $22\%$ of total

When increased by 10%, E's share in 2006 = $22\% × 1.1 = 24.2\%$ of original total

Other brands (B+C+D) = $(15\% + 10\% + 8\%) = 33\%$ remained same

Therefore, 2006 total represents $124.7\%$ of 2005 total

So, 216,000 = $124.7\%$ of 2005 total

2005 total = $\frac{216,000}{1.247} = 173,216$

A's sales in 2005 = $45\%$ of 173,216

= $0.45 × 173,216$

= approximately 77,947

Therefore, Brand A's sales in 2005 was approximately 77,947.

Question 7.

In 2006, if sales value of B increases by 10% and that of A decreases by 10%. What is the percentage change in sales, if sale of all other brands remain same?

A

B

C

D

Question 8.

Five people A, B, C, D, and E participated in a race. D ran faster than E but slower than B. C ran slower than E but was not the slowest. Who ran at the fastest speed?

A

B

C

D

Question 9.

BJMS : EMPV :: AWPL : ?

A

B

C

D

Instructions

Number of vehicles (in 100s) passing through toll plaza in September:
Week Bus Truck Car
I 28.3 15.4 40.2
II 24.5 12.3 36.1
III 20.4 14.2 42.9
IV 24.4 24.4 39.8

Question 10.

In which week of September, the total number of vehicles passing through the toll plaza was the second highest?

A

B

C

D

Text Explanation:

Let me calculate the total number of vehicles for each week by summing buses, trucks, and cars.
Week I:
$28.3 + 15.4 + 40.2 = 83.9$ (hundreds)
Week II:
$24.5 + 12.3 + 36.1 = 72.9$ (hundreds)
Week III:
$20.4 + 14.2 + 42.9 = 77.5$ (hundreds)
Week IV:
$24.4 + 24.4 + 39.8 = 88.6$ (hundreds)
Ordering from highest to lowest:
Week IV: 88.6
Week I: 83.9
Week III: 77.5
Week II: 72.9
Therefore, Week I had the second highest number of total vehicles passing through the toll plaza in September.

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Here are the students, and the subjects. The maximum marks for each subject is 120.
STUDENTS Physics (120) Biology (120) Maths (120) Geology (120) Economics (120) English (120)
A 70 75 70 65 60 70
B 80 70 75 60 50 75
C 75 72 71 70 60 65
D 60 70 65 55 60 70
E 70 75 65 50 55 60
F 65 70 60 65 50 60

Question 1.

The table below gives the percentage of marks obtained by 6 students in 6 subjects in an examination. Answer the following questions based on the data given in the table. The numbers in brackets are the maximum marks in each subject. What is the overall percentage of A, B and C respectively?

Question 2.

Find the average marks obtained by a student in Economics and Physics respectively.

Question 3.

How many students have obtained more than 65% overall marks in all the subjects and who are those students?

Question 4.

In which subject the overall percentage is maximum and what is the percentage?

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Question 5.

In 2006, value wise sale of A increased by 50% and that of E increased by 10%. The sales of all other brands remained the same. By what percentage total sales (value wise) grew in 2006 as compared to 2005?

Instructions

Question 6.

Considering sale of A increased by 50% in 2006, sale of E increased by 10% and all other brands had no change in sales. Total sales in 2006 was 2,16,000. What was the sale of A in 2005 (approximately)?

Question 7.

In 2006, if sales value of B increases by 10% and that of A decreases by 10%. What is the percentage change in sales, if sale of all other brands remain same?

Question 8.

Five people A, B, C, D, and E participated in a race. D ran faster than E but slower than B. C ran slower than E but was not the slowest. Who ran at the fastest speed?

Question 9.

BJMS : EMPV :: AWPL : ?

Instructions

Number of vehicles (in 100s) passing through toll plaza in September:
Week Bus Truck Car
I 28.3 15.4 40.2
II 24.5 12.3 36.1
III 20.4 14.2 42.9
IV 24.4 24.4 39.8

Question 10.

In which week of September, the total number of vehicles passing through the toll plaza was the second highest?

STUDENTS	Physics (120)	Biology (120)	Maths (120)	Geology (120)	Economics (120)	English (120)
A	70	75	70	65	60	70
B	80	70	75	60	50	75
C	75	72	71	70	60	65
D	60	70	65	55	60	70
E	70	75	65	50	55	60
F	65	70	60	65	50	60

STUDENTS	Physics (120)	Biology (120)	Maths (120)	Geology (120)	Economics (120)	English (120)
A	70	75	70	65	60	70
B	80	70	75	60	50	75
C	75	72	71	70	60	65
D	60	70	65	55	60	70
E	70	75	65	50	55	60
F	65	70	60	65	50	60

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Here are the students, and the subjects. The maximum marks for each subject is 120.STUDENTSPhysics (120)Biology (120)Maths (120)Geology (120)Economics (120)English (120)A707570656070B807075605075C757271706065D607065556070E707565505560F657060655060

Question 1.

The table below gives the percentage of marks obtained by 6 students in 6 subjects in an examination. Answer the following questions based on the data given in the table. The numbers in brackets are the maximum marks in each subject. What is the overall percentage of A, B and C respectively?

Question 2.

Find the average marks obtained by a student in Economics and Physics respectively.

Question 3.

How many students have obtained more than 65% overall marks in all the subjects and who are those students?

Question 4.

In which subject the overall percentage is maximum and what is the percentage?

Instructions

Question 5.

In 2006, value wise sale of A increased by 50% and that of E increased by 10%. The sales of all other brands remained the same. By what percentage total sales (value wise) grew in 2006 as compared to 2005?

Instructions

Question 6.

Considering sale of A increased by 50% in 2006, sale of E increased by 10% and all other brands had no change in sales. Total sales in 2006 was 2,16,000. What was the sale of A in 2005 (approximately)?

Question 7.

In 2006, if sales value of B increases by 10% and that of A decreases by 10%. What is the percentage change in sales, if sale of all other brands remain same?

Question 8.

Five people A, B, C, D, and E participated in a race. D ran faster than E but slower than B. C ran slower than E but was not the slowest. Who ran at the fastest speed?

Question 9.

BJMS : EMPV :: AWPL : ?

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Number of vehicles (in 100s) passing through toll plaza in September: WeekBusTruckCarI28.315.440.2II24.512.336.1III20.414.242.9IV24.424.439.8

Question 10.

In which week of September, the total number of vehicles passing through the toll plaza was the second highest?

Here are the students, and the subjects. The maximum marks for each subject is 120.
STUDENTS Physics (120) Biology (120) Maths (120) Geology (120) Economics (120) English (120)
A 70 75 70 65 60 70
B 80 70 75 60 50 75
C 75 72 71 70 60 65
D 60 70 65 55 60 70
E 70 75 65 50 55 60
F 65 70 60 65 50 60

Number of vehicles (in 100s) passing through toll plaza in September:
Week Bus Truck Car
I 28.3 15.4 40.2
II 24.5 12.3 36.1
III 20.4 14.2 42.9
IV 24.4 24.4 39.8

STUDENTS	Physics (120)	Biology (120)	Maths (120)	Geology (120)	Economics (120)	English (120)
A	70	75	70	65	60	70
B	80	70	75	60	50	75
C	75	72	71	70	60	65
D	60	70	65	55	60	70
E	70	75	65	50	55	60
F	65	70	60	65	50	60