Logical Reasoning & DI (LRDI) Test - 18

Directions: Read the given information carefully and answer the question that follows.

Mr. Brown, a shopkeeper, purchased eight bundles of magazines (bundle 1 to bundle 8). Each bundle contained a different number of magazines and he purchased each bundle at a different cost. He sold the magazines from these eight bundles over a period of six weeks, from week 1 to week 6, such that he first sold all the magazines from bundle 1, after which he sold all the magazines from the next bundle, i.e. bundle 2 and so on, until bundle 8. All the magazines that he sold on any week were sold at the same price, which however, was different for each of the six weeks. Further, for each magazine that he sold, CP of that magazine was calculated as the cost of the bundle which that magazine is from, divided by the number of magazines in that bundle.
The table below provides the number of magazines in each bundle and the price (in $) at which he purchased each bundle and the second table provides the number of magazines that he sold on each of the six weeks and the price (in $) per magazine on each week.

The Table gives the data for the Currency exchange rates and Stock market Indexes. Anyperson in any country can invest in any market or currency. For investing in a country one has to use homecurrency of that country. One can either invest or withdraw on 1st of each month only.

Note: The closing price of currency and Index of a month is same as opening price of the first day of thenext month

Directions: Read the given information carefully and answer the question that follows.

Mr. Brown, a shopkeeper, purchased eight bundles of magazines (bundle 1 to bundle 8). Each bundle contained a different number of magazines and he purchased each bundle at a different cost. He sold the magazines from these eight bundles over a period of six weeks, from week 1 to week 6, such that he first sold all the magazines from bundle 1, after which he sold all the magazines from the next bundle, i.e. bundle 2 and so on, until bundle 8. All the magazines that he sold on any week were sold at the same price, which however, was different for each of the six weeks. Further, for each magazine that he sold, CP of that magazine was calculated as the cost of the bundle which that magazine is from, divided by the number of magazines in that bundle.
The table below provides the number of magazines in each bundle and the price (in $) at which he purchased each bundle and the second table provides the number of magazines that he sold on each of the six weeks and the price (in $) per magazine on each week.

The Table gives the data for the Currency exchange rates and Stock market Indexes. Anyperson in any country can invest in any market or currency. For investing in a country one has to use homecurrency of that country. One can either invest or withdraw on 1st of each month only.

Note: The closing price of currency and Index of a month is same as opening price of the first day of thenext month

Directions: Read the given information carefully and answer the question that follows.

Mr. Brown, a shopkeeper, purchased eight bundles of magazines (bundle 1 to bundle 8). Each bundle contained a different number of magazines and he purchased each bundle at a different cost. He sold the magazines from these eight bundles over a period of six weeks, from week 1 to week 6, such that he first sold all the magazines from bundle 1, after which he sold all the magazines from the next bundle, i.e. bundle 2 and so on, until bundle 8. All the magazines that he sold on any week were sold at the same price, which however, was different for each of the six weeks. Further, for each magazine that he sold, CP of that magazine was calculated as the cost of the bundle which that magazine is from, divided by the number of magazines in that bundle.
The table below provides the number of magazines in each bundle and the price (in $) at which he purchased each bundle and the second table provides the number of magazines that he sold on each of the six weeks and the price (in $) per magazine on each week.

Below tables give production and sales data for 4 different categories of vehicles, in last 6 years. In any category, if the production is less than domestic sales and exports then they are imported. If the production is in excess of domestic sales and exports then they are stocked up (inventory is created) to be used in the subsequent years. There was no inventory at the beginning of year 2014-15.

Directions: Read the given information carefully and answer the question that follows.

Mr. Brown, a shopkeeper, purchased eight bundles of magazines (bundle 1 to bundle 8). Each bundle contained a different number of magazines and he purchased each bundle at a different cost. He sold the magazines from these eight bundles over a period of six weeks, from week 1 to week 6, such that he first sold all the magazines from bundle 1, after which he sold all the magazines from the next bundle, i.e. bundle 2 and so on, until bundle 8. All the magazines that he sold on any week were sold at the same price, which however, was different for each of the six weeks. Further, for each magazine that he sold, CP of that magazine was calculated as the cost of the bundle which that magazine is from, divided by the number of magazines in that bundle.
The table below provides the number of magazines in each bundle and the price (in $) at which he purchased each bundle and the second table provides the number of magazines that he sold on each of the six weeks and the price (in $) per magazine on each week.

Below tables give production and sales data for 4 different categories of vehicles, in last 6 years. In any category, if the production is less than domestic sales and exports then they are imported. If the production is in excess of domestic sales and exports then they are stocked up (inventory is created) to be used in the subsequent years. There was no inventory at the beginning of year 2014-15.

Directions: Read the given information carefully and answer the question that follows.

Mr. Brown, a shopkeeper, purchased eight bundles of magazines (bundle 1 to bundle 8). Each bundle contained a different number of magazines and he purchased each bundle at a different cost. He sold the magazines from these eight bundles over a period of six weeks, from week 1 to week 6, such that he first sold all the magazines from bundle 1, after which he sold all the magazines from the next bundle, i.e. bundle 2 and so on, until bundle 8. All the magazines that he sold on any week were sold at the same price, which however, was different for each of the six weeks. Further, for each magazine that he sold, CP of that magazine was calculated as the cost of the bundle which that magazine is from, divided by the number of magazines in that bundle.
The table below provides the number of magazines in each bundle and the price (in $) at which he purchased each bundle and the second table provides the number of magazines that he sold on each of the six weeks and the price (in $) per magazine on each week.

Below tables give production and sales data for 4 different categories of vehicles, in last 6 years. In any category, if the production is less than domestic sales and exports then they are imported. If the production is in excess of domestic sales and exports then they are stocked up (inventory is created) to be used in the subsequent years. There was no inventory at the beginning of year 2014-15.