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DILR Preparation Tips for MBA Class 12th

Go through the bar charts below and solve the questions that follow.

There are only three cities – A, B and C, in a state.
Following bar chart gives us the population figures of these cities (Figure in' 000):

In which year was the population of city A the highest in state's total population?
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Payal Gupta

Contributor-Level 10

Required amount = 0.12 * 2.4 crore

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DILR Preparation Tips for MBA Class 12th

The following table gives the career record in the One-Day Internationals of few of the Indian batsmen:

Name

Matches Played

Innings Played

Runs Scored

Average

Rohit

50

48

1800

40

Gill

50

50

2034

45.2

Virat

46

46

1679

36.5

Shreyas

44

44

1539

40.5

Hardik

40

38

1806

51.6

Rahul

42

40

1445

42.5

 

The average is calculated by dividing the total runs scored by the total number of matches in which the batman got out.

To reflect the performance of the players better, it was decided that the average would be calculated on the basis of the total matches played. Whose average will see the minimum change due to this?
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Payal Gupta

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Again, the difference is minimum in case of Virat

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DILR Preparation Tips for MBA Class 12th

The following table gives the career record in the One-Day Internationals of few of the Indian batsmen:

Name

Matches Played

Innings Played

Runs Scored

Average

Rohit

50

48

1800

40

Gill

50

50

2034

45.2

Virat

46

46

1679

36.5

Shreyas

44

44

1539

40.5

Hardik

40

38

1806

51.6

Rahul

42

40

1445

42.5

 

The average is calculated by dividing the total runs scored by the total number of matches in which the batman got out.

How man of the batsmen got out in all the innings played?
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Payal Gupta

Contributor-Level 10

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

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DILR Preparation Tips for MBA Class 12th

The following table gives the career record in the One-Day Internationals of few of the Indian batsmen:

Name

Matches Played

Innings Played

Runs Scored

Average

Rohit

50

48

1800

40

Gill

50

50

2034

45.2

Virat

46

46

1679

36.5

Shreyas

44

44

1539

40.5

Hardik

40

38

1806

51.6

Rahul

42

40

1445

42.5

 

The average is calculated by dividing the total runs scored by the total number of matches in which the batman got out.

To reflect the performance of the players better, it was decided that the average would be calculated on the basis of the total innings played. Whose average will see the maximum change due to this?
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Payal Gupta

Contributor-Level 10

The difference is maximum in case of Rahul

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DILR Preparation Tips for MBA Class 12th

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

The following table gives the career record in the One-Day Internationals of few of the Indian batsmen:

Name

Matches Played

Innings Played

Runs Scored

Average

Rohit

50

48

1800

40

Gill

50

50

2034

45.2

Virat

46

46

1679

36.5

Shreyas

44

44

1539

40.5

Hardik

40

38

1806

51.6

Rahul

42

40

1445

42.5

 

The average is calculated by dividing the total runs scored by the total number of matches in which the batman got out.

Who among the following did not get out for the maximum amount of time in the total innings played?
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Payal Gupta

Contributor-Level 10

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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DILR Preparation Tips for MBA Class 12th

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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DILR Preparation Tips for MBA Class 12th

Refer to the following data-set and solve the questions based on it. Data Pertains to Paras Ltd.

Sector

Factories

Employment

Fixed capital

Variable cost

Value Added

Government

18

15

14

22

12

Central

8

6

5

7

10

State

4

6

4

8

3

Central/State

6

3

5

7

12

Public

12

8

6

19

8

Private

55

65

72

54

62

Joint

15

12

8

5

5

Total

100

100

100

100

100

Which of the following sectors has the maximum factories per factories?
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Payal Gupta

Contributor-Level 10

Please find the answer below

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DILR Preparation Tips for MBA Class 12th

Refer to the following data-set and solve the questions based on it. Data Pertains to Paras Ltd.

Sector

Factories

Employment

Fixed capital

Variable cost

Value Added

Government

18

15

14

22

12

Central

8

6

5

7

10

State

4

6

4

8

3

Central/State

6

3

5

7

12

Public

12

8

6

19

8

Private

55

65

72

54

62

Joint

15

12

8

5

5

Total

100

100

100

100

100

Which of the following statement is true?
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Payal Gupta

Contributor-Level 10

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.

New answer posted

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DILR Preparation Tips for MBA Class 12th

Refer to the following data-set and solve the questions based on it. Data Pertains to Paras Ltd.

Sector

Factories

Employment

Fixed capital

Variable cost

Value Added

Government

18

15

14

22

12

Central

8

6

5

7

10

State

4

6

4

8

3

Central/State

6

3

5

7

12

Public

12

8

6

19

8

Private

55

65

72

54

62

Joint

15

12

8

5

5

Total

100

100

100

100

100

Which of the following sectors has the maximum fixed capital invested per factory?
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Payal Gupta

Contributor-Level 10

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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