Data Interpretation (Charts & Tables)

The following charts show the five companies' (A, B, C, D and E) sales share for two fertilizer products namely Fertilizer-P and Fertilizer-Q. The Fertilizer-P sale of company C is $2520\text{ Kgs}$ and fertilizer-Q sale of company B is $3150\text{ kgs}$. Fertilizer-P shares: A ($15\%$), B ($22\%$), C ($21\%$), D ($29\%$), E ($13\%$). Fertilizer-Q shares: A ($22\%$), B ($21\%$), C ($30\%$), D ($10\%$), E ($17\%$). What percentage of sales of fertilizer-Q from company C to total sales of Fertilizer-P?

The following charts show the five companies' (A, B, C, D and E) sales share for two fertilizer products namely Fertilizer-P and Fertilizer-Q. The Fertilizer-P sale of company C is $2520\text{ Kgs}$ and fertilizer-Q sale of company B is $3150\text{ kgs}$. Fertilizer-P shares: A ($15\%$), B ($22\%$), C ($21\%$), D ($29\%$), E ($13\%$). Fertilizer-Q shares: A ($22\%$), B ($21\%$), C ($30\%$), D ($10\%$), E ($17\%$). What is the difference between fertilizer-P sales from company A, B and C together to total sales of fertilizer-Q from company C, D and E?

The following charts show the five companies' (A, B, C, D and E) sales share for two fertilizer products namely Fertilizer-P and Fertilizer-Q. The Fertilizer-P sale of company C is $2520\text{ Kgs}$ and fertilizer-Q sale of company B is $3150\text{ kgs}$. Fertilizer-P shares: A ($15\%$), B ($22\%$), C ($21\%$), D ($29\%$), E ($13\%$). Fertilizer-Q shares: A ($22\%$), B ($21\%$), C ($30\%$), D ($10\%$), E ($17\%$). The sale of fertilizer-Q from company E is what percent to sales of fertilizer-P from Company A and B together?

The following charts show the five companies' (A, B, C, D and E) sales share for two fertilizer products namely Fertilizer-P and Fertilizer-Q. The Fertilizer-P sale of company C is $2520\text{ Kgs}$ and fertilizer-Q sale of company B is $3150\text{ kgs}$. Fertilizer-P shares: A ($15\%$), B ($22\%$), C ($21\%$), D ($29\%$), E ($13\%$). Fertilizer-Q shares: A ($22\%$), B ($21\%$), C ($30\%$), D ($10\%$), E ($17\%$). How many companies have higher fertilizer-Q sales than average sales of Fertilizer-P from 5 companies?

The following charts show the five companies' (A, B, C, D and E) sales share for two fertilizer products namely Fertilizer-P and Fertilizer-Q. The Fertilizer-P sale of company C is $2520\text{ Kgs}$ and fertilizer-Q sale of company B is $3150\text{ kgs}$. Fertilizer-P shares: A ($15\%$), B ($22\%$), C ($21\%$), D ($29\%$), E ($13\%$). Fertilizer-Q shares: A ($22\%$), B ($21\%$), C ($30\%$), D ($10\%$), E ($17\%$). In the year 2021, If the price of fertilizer-P was Rs. 320 per Kg and Fertilizer-Q was Rs. 280 per Kg for all the companies. What was the fertilizer sales revenue from company E in Rs?

The following charts show the five companies' (A, B, C, D and E) sales share for two fertilizer products namely Fertilizer-P and Fertilizer-Q. The Fertilizer-P sale of company C is $2520\text{ Kgs}$ and fertilizer-Q sale of company B is $3150\text{ kgs}$. Fertilizer-P shares: A ($15\%$), B ($22\%$), C ($21\%$), D ($29\%$), E ($13\%$). Fertilizer-Q shares: A ($22\%$), B ($21\%$), C ($30\%$), D ($10\%$), E ($17\%$). If all companies decided to increase price of both fertilizer by Rs. 20 in 2022, what will be the difference of both fertilizer sales in terms of Rs. for company B?

The following graph shows sales data of two products (Product X and Product Y) of a company from the year 2015 to 2020 in Kgs. What is the percentage sales from product X in 2015 to the sales from product Y in 2020? (Product X in 2015: 23230 kg; Product Y in 2020: 90300 kg)

The following graph shows sales data of two products (Product X and Product Y) of a company from the year 2015 to 2020 in Kgs. The sales of product X in 2018 is what percent of total sales from both the product together in same year? (Sales in 2018: Product X = 40020 kg, Product Y = 75070 kg)

The following graph shows sales data of two products (Product X and Product Y) of a company from the year 2015 to 2020 in Kgs. In the year 2021, the company expected to have average sales of product of Y. If company keeps price of Rs. 26 per Kg for product Y, the revenue generation from product Y in the year 2021 will be?

The following graph shows sales data of two products (Product X and Product Y) of a company from the year 2015 to 2020 in Kgs. How many years the sales of product X is higher than the 45 percent of average sales of product Y?

The following graph shows sales data of two products (Product X and Product Y) of a company from the year 2015 to 2020 in Kgs. Which of the following has highest sales difference over previous year?

Directions (Q.65 - Q.70): The given table shows the percentage distribution of youth education/job status across five major classifications in State A (total youth population = 55,750) and State B (total youth population = 86,500):

Which of the following statement/s is/are True?
Statement I: The total youth pursuing undergraduate studies from both states is 50,210.
Statement II: The ratio of youth pursuing Ph.D for State A to State B is 0.75.
Statement III: The youth pursuing Ph.D from State B is higher by 3,690.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Based on the table from question 65, what is the approximate difference in angle for the youth in jobs from State A to State B?

Based on the data from question 65, diploma students from State A are approximately what percent of diploma students from State B?

Based on the table from question 65, which of the following statement/s is/are True?

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Based on the data from question 65, the ratio of undergraduate and postgraduate pursuing students from State B to undergraduate and postgraduate pursuing students from State A is:

Based on the data from question 65, if the youth population of State A and State B is considered to be 95,000 and 125,000 respectively, then what will be the absolute difference between State A and State B for Ph.D pursuing students?

Directions (Q.71 - Q.75): The given table shows a farmer's production of two crops (Castor and Cotton) from the year 2011 to 2017 in kg:

Note: The farmer had a contract to sell Castor at Rs. 45 per kg and Cotton at Rs. 40 per kg.

What will be the total earning of the farmer for the time period 2011 to 2016?

Based on the data from question 71 (2011 to 2017), what is the difference between average castor production and average cotton production?

Based on the data from question 71, if the farmer gets Rs. 45 per kg of castor and Rs. 40 per kg of cotton each year, what will be the ratio of earnings from castor for the years 2011 and 2012 to earnings from cotton for the years 2015, 2016 and 2017?

Based on the data from question 71, in how many years is the production of castor higher than 90 percent of the average production of cotton?

Based on the data from question 71, assume that the farmer did not have a contract with the company and he received Rs. 43 per kg for both of the products for the time period of 2011 to 2017. The farmer will have ________ compared to the existing system: