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SBI Clerk 2020 Aptitude Test - 23
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    The following bar graph shows the average temperature (In 0C) in 3 different cities in 5 different months.

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    Find the ratio between the temperature of Chennai and Mumbai together in the month of Jan to that of Apr.

    Solutions

    The temperature of Chennai and Mumbai together in the month of Jan

    = >32 + 34 = 660 C

    The temperature of Chennai and Mumbai together in the month of Apr

    = > 41 + 36 = 770 C

    Required ratio = 66: 77 = 6: 7

     

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    The following bar graph shows the average temperature (In 0C) in 3 different cities in 5 different months.

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    Find the difference between the temperature of all the given cities in the month of Feb and that of May.

    Solutions

    The temperature of all the given cities in the month of Feb

    = > 36 + 33 + 40 = 1090 C

    The temperature of all the given cities in the month of May

    = >40 + 46 + 32 = 1180 C

    Required difference = 118 – 109 = 90 C

     

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    The following bar graph shows the average temperature (In 0C) in 3 different cities in 5 different months.

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    The temperature of Chennai in all the given months together is approximately what percentage of the temperature of Mumbai in all the given months together?

    Solutions

    The temperature of Chennai in all the given months together

    = >(32 + 36 + 38 + 41 + 40) = 1870 C

    The temperature of Mumbai in all the given months together

    = >(34 + 40 + 42 + 36 + 32) = 1840 C

    Required % = (187 / 184) * 100 = 101.63 % = 102 %

     

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    The following bar graph shows the average temperature (In 0C) in 3 different cities in 5 different months.

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    The temperature of all the given cities in the month of Jan is approximately what percentage more/less than the temperature of all the given cities in the month of Mar?

    Solutions

    The temperature of all the given cities in the month of Jan

    = >32 + 36 + 34 = 1020 C

    The temperature of all the given cities in the month of Mar

    = >38 + 28 + 42 = 1080 C

    Required % = [(108 – 102) / 108] * 100 = 5.55 % = 6 % less

     

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    The following bar graph shows the average temperature (In 0C) in 3 different cities in 5 different months.

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    Find the difference between the temperature of Delhi and that of Mumbai in all the given months together.

    Solutions

    The temperature of Delhi in all the given months together

    = >(36 + 33 + 28 + 44 + 46) = 1870 C

    The temperatures of Mumbai in all the given months together

    = >(34 + 40 + 42 + 36 + 32) = 1840 C

    Required difference = 187 – 184 = 30 C

     

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    Person A spent Rs 4500 for dress on January, find the total income of A and C for one year?

    Solutions

    A’s expenditure on dress for one year = 4500 × 12 = 54000

    A’s salary for an year = (54000/15) × 100 = 360000

    Total salary of A and C = (360000/15) × 20 = 4.8 lacs

     

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    person A spent Rs 18240 for travel whole year, person D spent Rs 500 per month more than person A. how much percent person D spent travel for whole year on his total salary approximately?

    Solutions

    D’s one year travel expenditure = 18240 + 500 × 12 = 24240

    Income of D = ((18240/20) × 100)/15 × 25 = 152000

    Required answer = (24240/152000) × 100 = 15.94%

     

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    Person E spent Rs 200 per month for dress; find the total money spent by A for insurance and others for a month. If person E spent 5% for dress on whole income?

    Solutions

    E’s expenditure for dress whole year = 200 × 12 = 2400

    E’s income = (2400/5) × 100 = 48000

    A’s income = (48000/ 20) × 15 = 36000

    A’s expenditure for insurance and others = 36000 × 30/100 = 10800

    For month = 10800/12 = 900

     

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    Person A gets Rs 30000 as salary of January month, every 3 month he gets Rs 2000 increment in his salary, after one year he spent 10% to income tax, then he spent 20% of the remaining buy an bike, from the remaining he spent on dress as per it. Find how much he spent on dress per month?

    Solutions

    Person A one year salary = 30000 × 3 + 32000 × 3 + 34000 × 3 + 36000 × 3 

    = 396000

    Expenditure 10 % to income tax so remaining = 396000 × 90/100 =356400

    Expenditure 20% to bike so remaining salary = 356400 × 80/100 = 285120

    Expenditure for dress = 285120 × 15/100 = 42768

    For month = 42768/12 = Rs 3564

     

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    Person A saves Rs 5000 for every month. Find the ratio person B travel expenditure and person A’s insurance and others expenditure. If B spent 20% for travel?

    Solutions

    Person A’s annual saving = 5000 × 12 = 60000

    A’s total income = (60000/ 25) × 100 = 240000

    B’s income = (240000/15) × 35 = 560000

    Ratio = B’s travel exp: A’s insurance and others

    = 560000 × 20%: 240000 × 30%

    = 14: 9

     

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