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Again, the difference is minimum in case of Virat

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Only Virat got out in all the innings played. Take the help of the solution to Q1

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The difference is maximum in case of Rahul

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Rohit – 1800840 = 45

Hence, not-out in 3 innings

Gill – 2034/45.2 = 45

Hence, not out in 0 inings

Virat – 1679/36.5= 46

Hence, not–out in 0 innings

Rahul – 1445/42.5 = 34

Hence, not-out in 6 innings

Therefore, option (d) is the correct answer

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Directions for questions: Refer to the following table and solve the questions based on it.

The following table gives some incomplete information on the marks obtained by four persons Deepak, Dinesh, Dharam and Dhruv in four different subjects.

 

Reasoning

Data interpretation

Quantitative

Data sufficiency

Total

Deepak

80

70

-

80

-

Dinesh

60

-

60

-

-

Dharam

-

-

60

-

220

Dhruv

90

-

70

60

-

(i) Deepak's average marks were 72.5, in all the four subjects.

(ii) The average marks in Reasoning for all four persons were 67.5.

(iii) Dinesh's average marks for all four subjects were 1.5 times of Dharam's marks in Reasoning.

(iv) Dinesh and Dhruv scored the same marks in Data sufficiency. The average Data sufficiency marks were the same as the average Reasoning marks.

(v) The total marks i

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Physics

Chemistry

Maths

English

Total

A

80

70

60

80

290

B

60

60

60

60

240

C

40

50

60

70

220

D

90

80

60

60

290

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Please find the answer below

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Neither of the statements (a) or (b) can be inferred, as we know only the percentages and not the actual values of the employee, factories or fixed capital.

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Fixed capital per factory will be proportional to the following ratios:

Central

5/8

State

4/4

Central/state

5/6

Public

6/12

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Values added per worker for various sector will be proportional to the following ratio:

Central

10/6

State

3/6

Central/state

12/3

Public

8/8

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Net profit

Net sales

Ratio

2014-15

2.5

100

0.025

2015-16

4.5

250

0.02

2016-17

6

300

0.02

2017-18

8.5

290

0.03

2018-19

12

680

0.018

Therefore, profitability is maximum for 1997-1998]

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