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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 in Data interpretation were 10 less than the total marks in Reasoning for a

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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 in Data interpretation were 10 less than the total marks in Reasoning for a

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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 in Data interpretation were 10 less than the total marks in Reasoning for a

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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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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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Please find the answer below

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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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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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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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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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Directions for question: 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

If the total work force was 76 million, whereas the total values added were 225 million, then which of the following had the maximum value addition per worker?

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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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