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These questions are based on the data given in following table,
| Number of candidates appeared and qualified in a written examination from six states over the years | ||||||||||||
| State | A | B | C | D | E | F | ||||||
| Year | App. | Qual. | App. | Qual. | App. | Qual. | App. | Qual. | App. | Qual. | App. | Qual. |
| 2006 | 1260 | 240 | 2080 | 350 | 1600 | 275 | 2450 | 420 | 1800 | 270 | 3200 | 380 |
| 2007 | 840 | 190 | 2250 | 400 | 1700 | 290 | 2875 | 480 | 1950 | 290 | 3180 | 360 |
| 2008 | 1100 | 220 | 1850 | 320 | 1650 | 260 | 2700 | 450 | 2640 | 340 | 3520 | 430 |
| 2009 | 1425 | 300 | 1900 | 360 | 1820 | 280 | 3150 | 510 | 3380 | 310 | 3460 | 400 |
| 2010 | 1200 | 225 | 1680 | 280 | 1680 | 300 | 3200 | 515 | 2420 | 380 | 3380 | 390 |
| 2011 | 1050 | 240 | 1800 | 300 | 1900 | 350 | 3360 | 540 | 2250 | 360 | 3900 | 480 |
Question: 1
What per cent of candidates appeared from State ‘C’ in 2008 have qualified (rounded off to two digits after decimal)?
What per cent of candidates appeared from State ‘C’ in 2008 have qualified (rounded off to two digits after decimal)?
Updated On: Oct 25, 2024
- \(15.26\)
- \(15.00\)\(16.25\)\(16.76\)None of theseHide Solution
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The correct answer is(E),None of theseWas this answer helpful?00Question: 2Approximately what is the average number of candidates appeared from State ‘A’ for all the given years ?Updated On: Oct 25, 2024- 1250
- 1050
- 1200
- 1100
- 1150
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The correct answer is(E),1150Was this answer helpful?00Question: 3What is the overall percentage of candidates qualified over appeared from all the states together in 2007 (rounded off to the nearest integer)?Updated On: Oct 25, 2024- 16
- 15
- 17
- 14
- None of these
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The correct answer is(A),16Was this answer helpful?00Question: 4What is the respecitve ratio between the number of candidates qualified from State ‘E’ in 2006,2007 and 2008 together and the number of candidates qualified from State ‘D’ in 2009, 2010 and 2011 together?Updated On: Oct 25, 2024- \(17 : 31\)
- \(13 : 17\)
- \(180 : 313\)
- \(170 : 313\)
- None of these
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The correct answer is(C),\(180 : 313\)Was this answer helpful?00Question: 5During which of the following years the percentage increase/decrease in number of candidates appeared from the previous year is the highest for State ‘B’ ?Updated On: Oct 25, 2024- 2007
- 2010
- 2009
- 2008
- 2011
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