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Q1 · Data Interpretation · EASY
The table below shows the number of laptops sold by five different stores (A, B, C, D, E) in two consecutive months (January and February). Store | January | February A | 240 | 300 B | 180 | 270 C | 320 | 280 D | 200 | 250 E | 260 | 310 What is the total number of laptops sold by all five stores in February?
Q2 · Data Interpretation · MEDIUM
The bar graph below shows the production (in thousand tonnes) of wheat by six states (P, Q, R, S, T, U) in the year 2022. P: 45 thousand tonnes Q: 60 thousand tonnes R: 35 thousand tonnes S: 50 thousand tonnes T: 40 thousand tonnes U: 55 thousand tonnes The production of wheat by state Q is what percent more than the production by state R?
Q3 · Data Interpretation · MEDIUM
A pie chart shows the distribution of a company's annual budget of Rs. 72,00,000 across five departments: Marketing, Operations, HR, R&D, and Finance. Marketing: 25% Operations: 30% HR: 15% R&D: 20% Finance: 10% What is the difference (in Rs. lakhs) between the budget allocated to Operations and the combined budget of HR and Finance?
Q4 · Data Interpretation · EASY
The line graph shows the monthly revenue (in Rs. lakhs) of a retail store over six months from January to June. January: 24 lakhs February: 28 lakhs March: 32 lakhs April: 30 lakhs May: 35 lakhs June: 38 lakhs What is the average monthly revenue (in Rs. lakhs) of the store over these six months?
Q5 · Data Interpretation · HARD
The table shows the number of employees in three departments (Sales, Accounts, IT) of a company and the percentage of females in each department. Department | Total Employees | % Females Sales | 450 | 40% Accounts | 300 | 60% IT | 600 | 25% If 20% of the male employees in the IT department are promoted, how many male employees in IT receive promotion?