# Data Interpretation & Sufficiency-Data Interpretation-Tables (CBSE-NET (UGC) Paper-I): Questions 30 - 39 of 82

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## Passage

In the given table, number of employees and their different wage rates are given. Based on that answer the question using inclusive method:

 Wage rates per month (Rupees) Number of employees 3000 - 4999 23 5000 - 6999 35 7000 - 8999 46 9000 - 10999 39 11000 - 12999 16 13000 - 14999 14 15000 - 16999 7 Total no. of employees 180

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### Question

Find out number of employees getting wages in the Range of Rs. 5000 - 7000?

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

79

b.

cannot be determined

c.

81

d.

35

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### Question

How many percentages of employees getting wages less than Rs. 11000?

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

79.45%

b.

76.54%

c.

80%

d.

78.50%

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### Question

Calculate the percentage of employee getting wages more than Rs. 6999?

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

67.78%

b.

68%

c.

33.22%

d.

70%

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### Question

Find out number of employees having wage rates of Rs. 7000 or more but less than Rs. 13000?

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

101

b.

100

c.

115

d.

105

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### Question

Calculate the number of employees getting salary more than 9000 Rupees?

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

76

b.

74

c.

37

d.

69

## Passage

Four students W, X, Y, Z appeared in four papers, I, II, III and IV in a test. Their scores out of 400 are given below:

 Person W Person X Person Y Person Z Paper I Score 60 Score 59 Score 74 Score 72 Paper II Score 81 Score 43 Score A Score 76 Paper III Score 45 Score 51 Score 71 Score A Paper IV Score 55 Score A Score 65 Score 68

Where A stands for Absent

Read the above table and answer below mentioned questions 1 – 5

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### Question

Who has obtained the lowest average in aggregate

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

Z

b.

Y

c.

W

d.

X

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### Question

Who has obtained the highest average

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

X

b.

Z

c.

Y

d.

W

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### Question

Which candidate has secured between 60 65 % marks in aggregate?

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

Y

b.

X

c.

W

d.

Z

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### Question

Which candidate has secured the highest percentage in the papers appeared

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

X

b.

Y

c.

W

d.

Z

## Passage

In the given table, Turnover (in rupees) of two different firms for various years is given. On that basis answer the question.

 Years Turnover of firm A (in thousands) Turnover of firm B (in thousands) 2006 - 2007 2340 2580 2007 - 2008 2490 2620 2008 - 2009 2600 2680 2009 - 2010 2755 2700 2010 - 2011 2800 2750 2011 - 2012 2895 2640 2012 - 2013 2900 2600

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### Question

In which year turnover of firm B is highest?

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

2009 - 2010

b.

2011 - 2012

c.

2008 - 2009

d.

2010 - 2011

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The passage provides a series of questions based on two tables. The first table contains data on the number of employees and their wage rates, and the second table contains the scores of four students in four different papers. The third table provides the turnover of two firms for various years. The questions are all mathematical in nature, asking for calculations or interpretations of the data.
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# Data Interpretation & Sufficiency-Data Interpretation-Tables (CBSE-NET (UGC) Paper-I): Questions 30 - 39 of 82

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## Passage

In the given table, number of employees and their different wage rates are given. Based on that answer the question using inclusive method:

 Wage rates per month (Rupees) Number of employees 3000 - 4999 23 5000 - 6999 35 7000 - 8999 46 9000 - 10999 39 11000 - 12999 16 13000 - 14999 14 15000 - 16999 7 Total no. of employees 180

## Question number: 30 (1 of 5 Based on Passage) Show Passage

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MCQ▾

### Question

Find out number of employees getting wages in the Range of Rs. 5000 - 7000?

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

79

b.

cannot be determined

c.

81

d.

35

## Question number: 31 (2 of 5 Based on Passage) Show Passage

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### Question

How many percentages of employees getting wages less than Rs. 11000?

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

79.45%

b.

76.54%

c.

80%

d.

78.50%

## Question number: 32 (3 of 5 Based on Passage) Show Passage

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MCQ▾

### Question

Calculate the percentage of employee getting wages more than Rs. 6999?

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

67.78%

b.

68%

c.

33.22%

d.

70%

## Question number: 33 (4 of 5 Based on Passage) Show Passage

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MCQ▾

### Question

Find out number of employees having wage rates of Rs. 7000 or more but less than Rs. 13000?

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

101

b.

100

c.

115

d.

105

## Question number: 34 (5 of 5 Based on Passage) Show Passage

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MCQ▾

### Question

Calculate the number of employees getting salary more than 9000 Rupees?

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

76

b.

74

c.

37

d.

69

## Passage

Four students W, X, Y, Z appeared in four papers, I, II, III and IV in a test. Their scores out of 400 are given below:

 Person W Person X Person Y Person Z Paper I Score 60 Score 59 Score 74 Score 72 Paper II Score 81 Score 43 Score A Score 76 Paper III Score 45 Score 51 Score 71 Score A Paper IV Score 55 Score A Score 65 Score 68

Where A stands for Absent

Read the above table and answer below mentioned questions 1 – 5

## Question number: 35 (1 of 4 Based on Passage) Show Passage

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MCQ▾

### Question

Who has obtained the lowest average in aggregate

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

Z

b.

Y

c.

W

d.

X

## Question number: 36 (2 of 4 Based on Passage) Show Passage

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MCQ▾

### Question

Who has obtained the highest average

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

X

b.

Z

c.

Y

d.

W

## Question number: 37 (3 of 4 Based on Passage) Show Passage

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MCQ▾

### Question

Which candidate has secured between 60 65 % marks in aggregate?

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

Y

b.

X

c.

W

d.

Z

## Question number: 38 (4 of 4 Based on Passage) Show Passage

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MCQ▾

### Question

Which candidate has secured the highest percentage in the papers appeared

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

X

b.

Y

c.

W

d.

Z

## Passage

In the given table, Turnover (in rupees) of two different firms for various years is given. On that basis answer the question.

 Years Turnover of firm A (in thousands) Turnover of firm B (in thousands) 2006 - 2007 2340 2580 2007 - 2008 2490 2620 2008 - 2009 2600 2680 2009 - 2010 2755 2700 2010 - 2011 2800 2750 2011 - 2012 2895 2640 2012 - 2013 2900 2600

## Question number: 39 (1 of 5 Based on Passage) Show Passage

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MCQ▾

### Question

In which year turnover of firm B is highest?

### Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

2009 - 2010

b.

2011 - 2012

c.

2008 - 2009

d.

2010 - 2011

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The passage provides a series of questions based on two tables. The first table contains data on the number of employees and their wage rates, and the second table contains the scores of four students in four different papers. The third table provides the turnover of two firms for various years. The questions are all mathematical in nature, asking for calculations or interpretations of the data.

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