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A merchant made a profit of ₹ 275 on the sale price of a sweater that cost the merchant ₹ 1225.
A. The profit expressed as a percentage of the sale cost to the merchant
B. The profit expressed as a percentage of the sale price.
In this question two quantities A and B are given. Compare the two quantities

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The bar graph below shows the sales of six different cell phone manufacturers in 2011 (in '000units).
The Adjoining pie chart shows the breakup of brand C alone in the same year for those countries where it is sold.

The graph shows the the sales of six different cell phone manufacturers in 2011.

Study the table below to answer these questions

The Table shows the quantities of minerals exported from India to six different countries A,B,C,D,E and F(in '000 tonnes) in the year 2010.

Study the information below and answer these questions.
The adult population of a town in 1990 was 20440 people of which 53% were females while 60% were illiterates. Of these, the number above the age of 50 in that year was 17%. In the 2000 Census, it was found that adult population has reached 30760, 48% of them being females. Of the total adult population in 2000, 72% were below the age of 50 and total illiterates were 7000. Assume uniform pattern of age distribution amongst males and females.

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The graph below shows the number of graduates (in '000) of different streams, in six different states of country.

The graph below shows the number of graduates in different streams, in six different states of country.

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The graph below shows sales of different colour of Brand-X refrigerator for the year 2009, 2010 and 2011. Brand-X: Sales volume by colour of refrigrator(in '000s)

Travis received an allowance. With a fifth of the money, he bought a ticket to a movie and with a quartar of what is left he bought a slice of pizza? A. The price of movie ticket B. The price of slice of pizza

Mukesh and Vijay each have some stamps while Sharon has none. They decided to give Sharon half of the number that Mukesh has and half of the number that Vijay has A. The average number of stamps that Mukesh and Vijay have before giving Sharon any stamps. B. The number of stamps that Sharon gets from Mukesh and Vijay

The Average Height in the class didn't change after Shaan and John left and Aarti and Geetha came A. The height of Shaan B. the height of Aarti

Arun and Rakesh bought the same brand of car. Arun got 10% discount from the dealer after which 7% sales tax was added. For Rakesh 7% tax was added and only then a 10% discount was given. A. The amount Arun paid for the car B. The amount Rakesh paid for the car

A. The number of ways you can divide 6 different candies to 4 different people. B. The number of ways you can divide 7 different candies to 3 different people.

Dipesh had a lawyer's appointment on a certain day. Was the appointment on a Tuesday? I. Exactly 60 h before the appointment, it was sunday II.The appointment is between 1:00pm to 9:00pm.

Total amount of ₹38500 was distributed among Anuj, Sonam and Depak. How much does each get?
I. Anuj gets \(\frac{2}{9}\) of what the other two together get.
II. Sonam gets \(\frac{3}{11}\) of what the other two together get.

If a certain village is losing 12% of its water supply each day because of a burst water pipe, then what is the loss in rupee per day? I. The daily water supply to the village is 700m gallon. II. The cost to the village for every 24000 gallons of water lost is ₹25.

Nitu and Arun start walking towards each other simultaneously. What is the distance between them when thay start? I. 30 min after crossing each other they were 1200 m apart. II.After crossing each other, Nitu reaches the starting point of Arun in Twice as much as Arun takes to reach the starting point of Nitu.

What is the weighted averaged of marks obtained by Ashokan? I. Math, Science and English have weights 5, 4 and 3 respectively. II. Simply arithmetic mean of math and science is 140, which is twice his average of science and English

The number of children below the age of 18 in South Asia is .... million.

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As per the report published in one of the magazines it transpires that about 20\(\%\) of the world's humanity lives in South Asia and has approximately half of the world's illiterates. It was further noted that only 46\(\%\) of South Asia's adult population was literate versus 53\(\%\) in Sub-Saharan Africa. This report further states that only 30\(\%\) births are attended by trained health workers or nurses there. Ten out of 100 infants die at infancy and four more die before attaining the age of five years. In fact half of the 104 million juvenile malnutrition cases are to be seen in Bangladesh, Pakistan and India where India accounts for 42 million such cases for the children below the age of 5 years. If these children survive the first 5 years there are even chances that they will not attend school. 44\(\%\) of those who attend the school drop out after fifth standard. They have to go out for earning to add up to the family income. Twenty five percent of South Asian children under the age of 18 work as labourers or work in the fields and the region has almost 125 million children in the job market. Unofficial figures indicate that about 48 million Indian children form the largest chunk of such population but the official figure is 20 million. The record book indicates that 68\(\%\) of South Asian male children are enrolled in schools whereas the girl children share is 43\(\%\). Only 42 out of 100 women are literate as compared to 65 percent for men.

Each of these questions consists of two quantities, one in Column A and the other in Column B. Compare the two quantities. Mark answer as

Qs	Column A	Column B
56.	(16÷4+8\(\times\)2-8)	(3\(\times\)4+1÷5-3)
57.	0.01 divided by 0.1	0.01 times 0.1
58.	\(9\sqrt(\frac{1}{3})\)	\(6\sqrt(\frac{1}{2})\)
59.	Semi Circumference of a circle with radius 10cm	Circumference of a circle with radius 5cm
60.	Circumference of a circle = 1cm	Perimeter of square with radius whose side is 1.5cm

Table A gives the readership of magazines in hundred from 2001 to 2004 and Table B indicates the number of magazines published during this period. Answer the following questions based on these tables.

TABLE A

Category	2001		2002		2003		2003
Category	E	H	E	H	E	H	E	H
General	1000	1200	1500	1600	2000	1800	2500	2000
Sports	400	200	600	400	1000	700	1200	800
Film	600	800	900	1200	1000	1500	200	1800
Business	300	100	400	150	600	200	800	500

TABLE B

Category	2001		2002		2003		2004
	E	H	E	H	E	H	E	H
	12	10	15	14	17	15	29	16
General	12	10	15	14	17	15	29	16
Sports	3	2	5	3	7	4	8	6
Film	3	4	5	6	5	7	6	8
Business	4	2	5	3	6	4	7	8

E=English, H=Hindi
No magazine was discontinued during the above period.

Study the graph to answer these questions. The graph indicates the amount of money raised through various financial instruments from capital market by M/s PP Ltd. the amount is in Rs Crore.

These questions are based on the pie charts which represent the shift in water usage between 2006 and 2009; based on a survey conducted by Central Water Commission.

Study the graphs to answer these questions. The graphs are related to M/s PAL, a reputed automobile company in Asia. Graph A indicates the average price per car in Rs lacs. Graph B represents the production in units of thousands. Graph C depicts the growth rate of the entire car industry on volume basis.

Column A.Circumference of a circle=1 cm
Column B. Perimetre of a square with radius whose side is 1.5cm

Column A. Semi.Circumference of a circle with radius 10cm
Column B. Circumference of a circle with radius 5cm