Data Interpretation & Data Adequacy Test

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Question 1
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Directions For Questions

Study the following information carefully and answer the related questions.

Three buses i.e. Red, Green and Orange run from city A to city B. The number of passengers who travelled on these buses in a particular week is given in the table. Some of the data is given in the table while some are missing.

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Find the difference between the total number of passengers who travelled by all the three buses on Wednesday and the total number of passengers who travelled by all the three buses on Friday.

A
19

B
17

C
22

D
29

Solution
Question 2
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Three buses i.e. Red, Green and Orange run from city A to city B. The number of passengers who travelled on these buses in a particular week is given in the table. Some of the data is given in the table while some are missing.

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Find the total number of passengers who travelled by all the three buses in the whole week.

A
2155

B
2196

C
2162

D
2184

Solution
Question 3
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Three buses i.e. Red, Green and Orange run from city A to city B. The number of passengers who travelled on these buses in a particular week is given in the table. Some of the data is given in the table while some are missing.

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Find the total fare earned from Red bus in the whole week if the fare per person in the Red bus is Rs. 12 .

A
Rs. 8424

B
Rs. 8616

C
Rs. 8748

D
Rs. 8508

Solution
Question 4
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Study the following information carefully and answer the related questions.

Three buses i.e. Red, Green and Orange run from city A to city B. The number of passengers who travelled on these buses in a particular week is given in the table. Some of the data is given in the table while some are missing.

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Find the difference between the number of passengers who traveled by Green bus on Monday and Wednesday.

A
31

B
21

C
26

D
22

Solution
Question 5
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Study the following information carefully and answer the related questions.

Three buses i.e. Red, Green and Orange run from city A to city B. The number of passengers who travelled on these buses in a particular week is given in the table. Some of the data is given in the table while some are missing.

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The fare for each passenger in the Green bus and in the Orange bus is Rs. 16 and Rs. 19 , respectively. Find the difference between the amount earned by the Green bus and the amount earned by the Orange bus in the whole week.

A
Rs. 5214

B
Rs. 2142

C
Rs. 1866

D
Rs. 2516

Solution
Question 6
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Who is C's partner in a game of cards involving four players A, B, C and D ?

Statements :

I. D is sitting opposite to A.

II. B is sitting right of A and left of D.

A
I alone is sufficient while II alone is not sufficient

B
II alone is sufficient while I alone is not sufficient

C
Either I or II is sufficient

D
Neither I nor II is sufficient

Solution

Clearly, each of the given statements shows that B is sitting opposite to C or B is the partner of C.
Question 7
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Statements:

I. Some J are M.

II. Some Q are J.

Conclusions:

I. No M is Q.

II. Some M are J.

A
Both conclusion I and II follows

B
Neither conclusion follows

C
Only conclusion II follows

D
Only conclusion I follows

Solution

The least possible Venn diagram is:

I. No M is Q. → False (As, there is no definite relation between M and Q. Hence, false)

II. Some M are J. → True (As, Some J are M → Some M are J)

So, only conclusion II follows.
Question 8
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J, K, L, M, N, O, P and Q are sitting around a circular table facing the centre but not necessarily in the same order. O is an immediate neighbour of both K and Q. Only one person sits between K and J. L and M are neighbours but are not immediate neighbours of Q. Two persons sit between M and P. P does not sit to the immediate right of K.

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Who amongst the following is sitting to the right of J?

A
N

B
M

C
L

D
P

Solution
Question 9
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J, K, L, M, N, O, P and Q are sitting around a circular table facing the centre but not necessarily in the same order. O is an immediate neighbour of both K and Q. Only one person sits between K and J. L and M are neighbours but are not immediate neighbours of Q. Two persons sit between M and P. P does not sit to the immediate right of K.

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What is the position of P with respect to Q?

A
Fourth to the left

B
Third to the left

C
Third to the right

D
Second to the left

Solution
Question 10
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Directions For Questions

These questions are based on the following information. Study the information carefully and answer the questions.

The total population of a city is 57000. Out of these 85% are literate. 45% of the total population are women. Out of the total literate population, men and women are in the ratio of 11 : 8 respectively.

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Out of the total illiterate population, what is the ratio of men to women?

A
1 : 4

B
35 : 136

C
22 : 35

D
9 : 17

Solution