SSC Selection Post · Quantitative Aptitude
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Read the following data about the number of students admitted in a school over three years: Year 2021: 120 Year 2022: 150 Year 2023: 180 What is the average number of students admitted per year?
Q2 · Tables and charts · MEDIUM
The table below shows the sales of two types of pens in a stationery shop: Red Pens Sold: 40 Blue Pens Sold: 60 What is the ratio of the number of Red Pens sold to the number of Blue Pens sold?
Q3 · Tables and charts · MEDIUM
A shopkeeper recorded the number of shirts sold in five consecutive months as follows: January: 120, February: 150, March: 180, April: 210, May: 240. What is the percentage increase in the number of shirts sold in May compared to January?
Q4 · Tables and charts · HARD
The following table shows the number of students who passed and failed in a class of 50 students over three years: Year 2019: Passed 30, Failed 20; Year 2020: Passed 15, Failed 35; Year 2021: Passed 40, Failed 10. What is the ratio of the total number of students who failed in 2019 and 2021 combined to the total number of students who passed in 2020?