IBPS CLERK MAINS 2017 – QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE DAY 17

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IBPS CLERK Mains 2017 -Quantitative Aptitude DAY 17

Quantitative Aptitude

Time: 20 Minutes

Topic: Data Interpretation-I


Data Interpretation-I

(1-5) The table shows the number of hours each inlet pipe alone takes to fill the tank and thenumber of hours each outlet pipe alone takes to empty the tank.

The capacity of the tank is 3600 litres

Inlet pipe Time taken by fill the tank (in hr) Outlet pipe Time taken toempty the tank
P 12 U 20
Q 8 V
R 10 W 22
S 6 X
T 4 Z 15

 

Q.1) When the tank was completely full, Outlet pipes U and V were opened together for 15 hours, then closed both the outlet pipes and inlet pipe P was opened, which filled the tank in 11 hours 30 min. What is the time taken by the outlet pipe V alone toempty the full tank?

a) 65 hours

b) 80 hours

c)72 hours

d) 55 hours

e) None of these

Q.2) Pipe R was opened for 2 hours and closed, if the remaining tank was filled by pipe Q and S together, what was the total time taken to fill the tank completely?

a)

b)

c)

d)

e)

Q.3) Inlet pipes P and Q opened together and after2 hours, the remaining tank was filled by pipe R,then what was the time taken by pipe R to fill the remaining tank?

a)

b)

c)

d)

e) None of these

Q.4)Pipe P, R and Z are opened at 7am, 8am and 9 am respectively, approximately at what time the tank will be filled?

a) 3:09 pm

b) 4:10 pm

c) 2:09 pm

d) 3.15 pm

e) 2.30 pm

Q.5)If the tank was completely full, outlet pipe W and X was opened together for 12 hours and closed. Inlet pipe S and T was opened, which fill the tank in 1 hour 30 min. What is the time taken by pipe X alone to fill the empty tank?

a) 82 hours

b)90 hours

c) 96 hours

d) 72 hours

e) 80 hours

D.6-10) Read the following table carefully, and find out the correct answer from the following questions.

The following table shows that the three different two wheeler companies and their two different manufacturing product details (Bike and Scooty).

Manufacturing product Cost price Profit percentage Profit value Selling price Discount

Percentage

Marked price Marked price above cost price
Honda Bike 78000 12.1% 5%
Honda Scooty 53703 10% 17%
Yamaha Bike 82000 84132 14%
Yamaha Scooty 51000 3978 10%
Hero Bike 6.4% 5% 64960
Hero Scooty 48000 5% 14%

 

Q.6) The marked price of a Hero bike is what percentage above thecost price of a Hero bike?

a) 10%

b) 11%

c) 12%

d) 13%

e) 14%

Q.7) What is the average discount allowed by theYamaha company by selling one bike and one scooty?

a) Rs.5276

b) Rs.5235

c) Rs.5314

d) Rs.5642

e) Rs.5047

Q.8) What is the average selling price of 3 Hero bikes and 2 Yamaha Bikes?

a) 72632

b) 69876

c) 75995

d) 70680

e) 71374

Q.9) Which of the following two wheelers has been sold with the lowest discount percentage?

a) Yamaha Scooty

b) Yamaha Bike

c) Honda Bike

d) Hero Scooty

e) Hero Bike

Q.10) Which of the following two wheelers has been sold for the lowest profit percentage?

a) Yamaha Scooty

b) Yamaha Bike

c) Honda Bike

d) Hero Scooty

e) Hero Bike

D.51-55) Read the following information and answer the questions given below.

The following pie chart shows the distance covered by various Boats in upstream and downstream.

Total upstream distance = 1200

Total downstream distance = 2400

The following table shows the speed ofthe boat in still water and the total time taken by the boat to cover both upstream and downstream.

Boat Speed of theboat in still water(in km/hr) Speed of the stream (in km/hr) Total time taken by theboat to cover both upstream and downstream.
A 70 10
B 15
C 20 8.5
D 10 18
E 60 12

 

Q.11) If the speed of boat C in still water is double the speed of boat B in still water, find the upstream speed of boat B?

a) 10 km/hr

b) 40 km/hr

c) 80 km/hr

d) 50 km/hr

e) 20 km/hr

Q.12) Find the ratio between the upstream speed of boat D and the downstream speed of boat A?

a) 2: 5

b) 1: 3

c) 2: 3

d) 1: 2

e) 1: 4

Q.13) If boat D and E are travelling further 80km in both upstream and downstream, then find the difference between the time taken by boat D and E to cover both downstream and upstream distances?

a) 8 hours

b) 4 hours

c) 9 hours

d) 12 hours

e) 6 hours

Q.14) If the time taken by boat C to cover both upstream and downstream distance is increased by 6.5 hours, then find the ratio between the upstream and downstream speed of theboat C?

a) 1: 4

b) 1: 2

c) 2: 3

d) 1: 3

e) 2: 5

Q.15) At first, three hours, how much distance covered by boat E in upstream?

a) 60 km

b) 150 km

c) 80 km

d) 180 km

e) 120 km

D.16-20) Read the following information and answer the given questions.

The following table shows the percentage of people in various villages.

Village Percentage of people Percentage of men Percentage of men whose age is above 25 years Percentage of women whose age is below 25 years Percentage of men whose age is above 45 years out of the men whose age is above 25 years Percentage of women whose age is above 45 years out of the women whose age is above 25 years
A 15% 40% 30% 40% 40% 30%
B 20% 50% 70% 60% 60% 50%
C 10% 30% 40% 30% 40% 40%
D 25% 60% 50% 70% 50% 60%
E 20% 70% 40% 60% 30% 40%
F 10% 40% 60% 50% 70% 70%

 

Q.16) If the number of men whose age is 26 to 45 in from village E is 78400, Find the total number of women whose age is  26-45 years in various villages?

a) 273400

b) 252500

c) 242500

d) 245200

e) 253400

Q.17) If the number of men whose age is above 45 years in village D is 150000, then find the total number of women whose age is above 45 years in village B,C and F?

a) 248400

b) 254200

c) 246200

d) 254200

e) 242400

Q.18) If the number of men whose age is below 25 years in village A is 84000, then find the difference between the total number of men whose age is above 45 years in various villages and women whose age is above 45 years in various villages?

a) 42800

b) 44400

c) 41400

d) 52400

e) 53200

Q.19) If the total number of people in various villages is 40 lakhs, find the ratio of men to women in various villages?

a) 37: 33

b) 16: 13

c) 17: 14

d) 13: 12

e) 11: 9

Q.20) If the total number of women in various villages is 960000, find the total number of men whose age is above 25 years?

a) 510000

b) 454000

c) 520000

d) 484000

e) Data inadequate


Answer Key

Q.1) c

Tank filled by pipe

Emptied by V in 1 hour  litres

Q.2) b

Tank filled by pipe /hr

Tank filled by R in 2 hour = 720 litres

Remaining = 3600 – 720=2880 litres

Tank filled by Q and S in 1 hour = 1050 litres

Q.3) c

Q.4) a

Let pipe Z works for x hours.

Let pipe R works for (X+1) hours.

Let pipe P works for (X+2) hours.

 

6:09 hours after 9 am = 3:09 pm (Approximately)

Q.5) c

Tank filled by pipe /hr

Tank filled by pipe /hr

Tank filled by 5 hrs

2250 litres

Tank emptied by W in 12 hours=

Tank emptied by X in12 hr=2250-1800= 450

Q.6) c

Manufacturing product Cost price Profit percentage Profit value Selling price Discount Marked price Marked price above cost price
Percentage
Honda Bike 78000 12.10% 9438 87438 5% 92040 18%
Honda Scooty 551000 5.30% 2703 53703 10% 59670 17%
Yamaha Bike 82000 2.60% 2132 84132 10% 93480 14%
Yamaha Scooty 51000 7.80% 3978 54978 2% 56100 10%
Hero Bike 58000 6.40% 3712 61712 5% 64960 12%
Hero Scooty 48000 8.30% 3984 51984 5% 54720 14%

Marked price above cost price of a Hero bike is = 12%

Q.7) b

Manufacturing product Cost price Profit percentage Profit value Selling price Discount Marked price Marked price above cost price
Percentage
Honda Bike 78000 12.10% 9438 87438 5% 92040 18%
Honda Scooty 551000 5.30% 2703 53703 10% 59670 17%
Yamaha Bike 82000 2.60% 2132 84132 10% 93480 14%
Yamaha Scooty 51000 7.80% 3978 54978 2% 56100 10%
Hero Bike 58000 6.40% 3712 61712 5% 64960 12%
Hero Scooty 48000 8.30% 3984 51984 5% 54720 14%

 

Discount of Yamaha bike = 93480 – 84132 = 9348

Discount of Yamaha Scooty = 56100 – 54978 = 1122

Required average =

Q.8) d

Manufacturing product Cost price Profit percentage Profit value Selling price Discount Marked price Marked price above cost price
Percentage
Honda Bike 78000 12.10% 9438 87438 5% 92040 18%
Honda Scooty 551000 5.30% 2703 53703 10% 59670 17%
Yamaha Bike 82000 2.60% 2132 84132 10% 93480 14%
Yamaha Scooty 51000 7.80% 3978 54978 2% 56100 10%
Hero Bike 58000 6.40% 3712 61712 5% 64960 12%
Hero Scooty 48000 8.30% 3984 51984 5% 54720 14%

Selling price of 3 Hero bikes =

= 185136

Selling price of 2 Yamaha Bikes = 2*84132 = 168264

Average =

80

Q.9) a

Manufacturing product Cost price Profit percentage Profit value Selling price Discount Marked price Marked price above cost price
Percentage
Honda Bike 78000 12.10% 9438 87438 5% 92040 18%
Honda Scooty 551000 5.30% 2703 53703 10% 59670 17%
Yamaha Bike 82000 2.60% 2132 84132 10% 93480 14%
Yamaha Scooty 51000 7.80% 3978 54978 2% 56100 10%
Hero Bike 58000 6.40% 3712 61712 5% 64960 12%
Hero Scooty 48000 8.30% 3984 51984 5% 54720 14%

The above table shows the lowest discount percentage = 2%, which is for Yamaha scooty

Q.10) b

Manufacturing product Cost price Profit percentage Profit value Selling price Discount Marked price Marked price above cost price
Percentage
Honda Bike 78000 12.10% 9438 87438 5% 92040 18%
Honda Scooty 551000 5.30% 2703 53703 10% 59670 17%
Yamaha Bike 82000 2.60% 2132 84132 10% 93480 14%
Yamaha Scooty 51000 7.80% 3978 54978 2% 56100 10%
Hero Bike 58000 6.40% 3712 61712 5% 64960 12%
Hero Scooty 48000 8.30% 3984 51984 5% 54720 14%

 

The above table shows the lowest profit percentage = 2.6% which is for Yamaha Bike.

Q.11) b

Speed of the boat C in still water be x km/hr,

From the given data,

X= 100 km/hr

Then, Speed of the boat B in still water is 50 km/hr

From the given data,

Speed of the stream X =

X= 10 km/hr

Required speed of boat B in upstream= 50-10= 40 km/hr

Q.12) e

Boat D,

X= 30 km/hr

Upstream Speed of boat D is 30-10= 20km/hr

Boat A,

X= 10 km/hr

Downstream speed of boat A is 70+ 10= 80 km/hr

Required ratio = 20: 80= 1: 4

Q.13) c

Boat D,

X= 30 km/hr

Boat E,

X= 20 km/hr

Required difference = 24- 15= 9 hours

Q.14) b

Total time taken by Boat C = 8.5 + 6.5 = 15,

X= 60 km/hr

Required ratio

Q.15) e

Boat E,

X= 20 km/hr

Upstream speed = 60-20= 40 km/hr

Required distance= 40×3 = 120km

Q.16) d

Village Number of men Number of women Number of men whose age is above 25 years Number of women whose age is above 25 years Number of men whose age is 26-45years Number of men whose age is above 45 years Number of women whose age is  26-45 years Number of women whose age is above 45 years
A 120000 180000 36000 108000 21600 14400 75600 32400
B 200000 200000 140000 80000 56000 84000 40000 40000
C 60000 140000 24000 98000 14400 9600 58800 39200
D 300000 200000 150000 60000 75000 75000 24000 36000
E 280000 120000 112000 48000 78400 33600 28800 19200
F 80000 120000 48000 60000 14400 33600 18000 42000
Total 960000 510000 454000 259800 250200 245200 208800

 

Required total= 245200

Q.17) e

Village Number of men Number of women Number of men whose age is above 25 years Number of women whose age is above 25 years Number of men whose age is 26-45years Number of men whose age is above 45 years Number of women whose age is  26-45 years Number of women whose age is above 45 years
A 240000 360000 72000 216000 43200 28800 151200 64800
B 400000 400000 280000 160000 112000 168000 80000 80000
C 120000 280000 48000 196000 28800 19200 117600 78400
D 600000 400000 300000 120000 150000 150000 48000 72000
E 560000 240000 224000 96000 156800 67200 57600 38400
F 160000 240000 96000 120000 28800 67200 36000 84000
Total 2080000 1920000 1020000 908000 519600 500400 490400 417600

 

Required total = 80000+ 78400+ 84000= 242400

Q.18) c

Village Number of men Number of women Number of men whose age is above 25 years Number of women whose age is above 25 years Number of men whose age is 26-45years Number of men whose age is above 45 years Number of women whose age is  26-45 years Number of women whose age is above 45 years
A 120000 180000 36000 108000 21600 14400 75600 32400
B 200000 200000 140000 80000 56000 84000 40000 40000
C 60000 140000 24000 98000 14400 9600 58800 39200
D 300000 200000 150000 60000 75000 75000 24000 36000
E 280000 120000 112000 48000 78400 33600 28800 19200
F 80000 120000 48000 60000 14400 33600 18000 42000
Total 960000 510000 454000 259800 250200 245200 208800

Required difference = 250200 – 208800= 41400

Q.19) d

Village Number of men Number of women Number of men whose age is above 25 years Number of women whose age is above 25 years Number of men whose age is 26-45years Number of men whose age is above 45 years Number of women whose age is  26-45 years Number of women whose age is above 45 years
A 240000 360000 72000 216000 43200 28800 151200 64800
B 400000 400000 280000 160000 112000 168000 80000 80000
C 120000 280000 48000 196000 28800 19200 117600 78400
D 600000 400000 300000 120000 150000 150000 48000 72000
E 560000 240000 224000 96000 156800 67200 57600 38400
F 160000 240000 96000 120000 28800 67200 36000 84000
Total 2080000 1920000 1020000 908000 519600 500400 490400 417600

 

Required ratio= 208000: 1920000= 208: 192= 13: 12

Q.20) a

Village Number of men Number of women Number of men whose age is above 25 years Number of women whose age is above 25 years Number of men whose age is 26-45years Number of men whose age is above 45 years Number of women whose age is  26-45 years Number of women whose age is above 45 years
A 120000 180000 36000 108000 21600 14400 75600 32400
B 200000 200000 140000 80000 56000 84000 40000 40000
C 60000 140000 24000 98000 14400 9600 58800 39200
D 300000 200000 150000 60000 75000 75000 24000 36000
E 280000 120000 112000 48000 78400 33600 28800 19200
F 80000 120000 48000 60000 14400 33600 18000 42000
Total 960000 510000 454000 259800 250200 245200 208800

 

Required total = 510000


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