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Data Interpretation Class 12th

The above given radar diagram gives the salary and savings of five persons Arijit, Rohit, Chitransh, Vivek and Aman for the month of October 2023. All the values are in the multiples of Rs. 500

Salary – Savings = Expenditure

For how many of the given persons, the savings is more than 20% of the salary for the given period?

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Data Interpretation Class 12th

The above given radar diagram gives the salary and savings of five persons Arijit, Rohit, Chitransh, Vivek and Aman for the month of October 2023. All the values are in the multiples of Rs. 500

Salary – Savings = Expenditure

For who among the following expenditure expressed as a percentage of salary for the given period the maximum?

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Data Interpretation Class 12th

The proportion of female students and the proportion of non-vegetarian students in a school are given below. The school has a total of 800 students, 80% of whom are in the Secondary Section and rest equally divided between Class 11 and 12.

	Female (F)	Non-Vegetarian (NV)
Class 12	0.6
Class 11	0.55	0.5
Secondary Section		0.55
Total	0.475	053

What is the percentage of male students in the secondary section?

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In the first question, we derived the number of females in class secondary section as 288 and the total number of students in the section as 640.

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Data Interpretation Class 12th

	Female (F)	Non-Vegetarian (NV)
Class 12	0.6
Class 11	0.55	0.5
Secondary Section		0.55
Total	0.475	053

In class 12, twenty five percent of the non-vegetarians are female. What is the difference between the number male non-vegetarians and female vegetarians?

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Non-vegetarian Females in Class 12 = 0.25 * 32 = 8

Vegetarian Males in class 12 = 48 – 8 = 40

Non-vegetarian Males in class 12 = Non-vegetarian in class 12 – Female non-vegetarian in class 12

= 32 – 8 = 24

Required difference = 40 – 24 = 16

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Data Interpretation Class 12th

Direction for questions: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.

	Female (F)	Non-Vegetarian (NV)
Class 12	0.6
Class 11	0.55	0.5
Secondary Section		0.55
Total	0.475	053

What is the percentage of non-vegetarian student in Class 12?

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Payal Gupta

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From the table given in the question,

Total student = 800

Students in Secondary = 0.8 * 800 = 640

Students in Class 11 = (800 – 640)/2 = 80

Student in Class 12 = 80

Females in Class 11 = 0.55 * 80 = 44

Females in Class 12 = 0.6 * 80 = 48

Females in Secondary = 0.475 * 800 – 44 – 48 = 288

Non-vegetarian in Class 11 = 0.5 * 80 = 40

Non-vegetarian in Secondary = 0.55 * 640 = 352

Non-vegetarian in Class 12 = 800 * 0.53 – 40 – 352 = 32

The percentage of non-vegetarian in class 12 = 32 * 100/80 = 40%

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Data Interpretation Class 12th

Direction for questions: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.

The table given below shows a few details about the temperature distribution of Kashi cities (Ajmer, Ayodha, Mathura and Kashi). For any given month, the average temperature in each of the four cities can be expressed as a (Min) + b (Max), where a and b are constants and are the same for all the cities in that month but different in different months, and Min and Max are the minimum and maximum temperatures respectively for that month in that city.

		July			Aug			Sept			Oct			Nov			Dec
Cities	Max	Min	Avg	Max	Min	Avg	Max	Min	Avg	Max	Min	Avg	Max	Min	Avg	Max	Min	Avg
Ajmer	12.0	4.0	5.6	14.0	7.0	11.2	-	10.0	14.5	-	10.0	17.5	29.0	-	23.9	31.0	14.0	-
Ayodha	6.0	-	2.0	8.0	3.0	6.0	10.0	5.0	7.5	-	9.0	11.5	16.0	11.0	14.5	19.0	-	17.5
Mathura	20.0	12.0	-		13.0	19.6	29.0	17.0	23.0	36.0	21.0	28.5	38.0	24.0	-	41.0	27.0	36.8
Kashi	13.0	7.0	8.2	16.0	10.0	-	19.0	-	16.5	21.0	16.0	18.5	24.0	18.0	22.2	26.0	21.0	24.5

What is the average temperature of city Mathura in May?

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		July			Aug			Sep			Oct			Nov			Dec
Cities	Max	Min	Avg	Max	Min	Avg	Max	Min	Avg	Max	Min	Avg	Max	Min	Avg	Max	Min	Avg
Ajmer	12.0	4.0	5.6	14.0	7.0	11.2	19.0	10.0	14.5	25.0	10.0	17.5	29.0	12.0	23.9	31.0	14.0	25.9
Ayodhya	6.0	1.0	2.0	8.0	3.0	6.0	10.0	5.0	7.5	14.0	9.0	11.5	16.0	11.0	14.5	19.0	14.0	17.5
Mathura	20.0	12.0	13.6	24.0	13.0	19.6	29.0	17.0	23.0	36.0	21.0	28.5	38.0	24.0	33.8	41.0	27.0	36.8
Kashi	13.0	7.0	8.2	16.0	10.0	13.6	19.0	14.0	16.5	21.0	16.0	18.5	24.0	18.0	22.2	26.0	21.0	24.5

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Directions for questions: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below. Given below is a network of oil pipelines and nine hubs– A through I. The requirement of oil at the hubs is exactly met by the flow in the pipelines. The flow in some of the pipelines and the requirement at some of the hubs is also mentioned. A is the only hub which is a source hub, i.e. the hub A does not have any requirement of its own but it supplies the requirement of all the other hubs.

It is also known that

I. The maximum capacity of any pipeline is 1000.

II. The requirement at any hub except A and I is equal to the flow in exactly on

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As not two pipelines connecting same place are carrying same amount, and at least one of the pipelines should carry same as that of the place, either H-I or G-H must carry 300. If G-H carries 300, then H-I must carry 200, which is not possible.

H-I must carry 300 and G-H must carry 400. D-G should carry 400 more than the requirement at G.

G's requirement must equal that of G-H

Requirement at G = 400 D-G = 800

The flow in El must be equal to the requirement at E, and each of them must be equal to 100. Therefore the requirement at I = 100 + 300 = 400.

Considering F, the flow in FB must be equal to the requirement at F, i.e., 100, and the flo

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Directions for questions: Read the following passage and solve the questions based on it.

(i) Mr Sharma has five sons – A, K, S, R, and N. While going for a party, they wore different coloured shirts viz., red, yellow blue, white and green (not necessarily in the same order).

(ii) Each one of them has different likings viz., reading, playing traveling, singing and writing in no particular order.

(iii) K, who has a liking for singing, does not wear a yellow shirt. S wears red shit and does not like reading or writing. N likes to play and does not wear a blue or yellow shirt. A has a liking for writing and R does not wear a yellow or g

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Son	Color of shirt	Likes
A	yellow	writing
K	white/blue/green	singing
S	red	traveling
R	blue/white	reading
N	green/white	playing

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