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- Question
- Which class has the maximum number of students from all schools together?
Options- A. V
- B. VI
- C. VII
- D. X
- Correct Answer
- VI
ExplanationTotal number of students of class V from all the school = Total number of students of ( School P + School Q + School R + School S + School T + School U )
Total number of students of class V from all the school = 152 +148 + 161 + 159 + 147 + 150 = 917
Total number of students of class VI from all the school = Total number of students of ( School P + School Q + School R + School S + School T + School U )
Total number of students of class VI from all the school = 160 + 166 + 152 + 142 + 144 + 160 + = 924
Total number of students of class VII from all the school = Total number of students of ( School P + School Q + School R + School S + School T + School U )
Total number of students of class VII from all the school = 145 +150 + 140 + 149 + 158 +162 = 904
Total number of students of class VIII from all the school = Total number of students of ( School P + School Q + School R + School S + School T + School U )
Total number of students of class VIII from all the school = 156 + 155 + 145 + 140 + 163 + 160 = 919
Total number of students of class IX from all the school = Total number of students of ( School P + School Q + School R + School S + School T + School U )
Total number of students of class IX from all the school = 147 + 157 + 143 + 142 + 154 + 161 =904
Total number of students of class X from all the school = Total number of students of ( School P + School Q + School R + School S + School T + School U )
Total number of students of class X from all the school = 144 + 143 + 165 + 168 + 150 + 140 = 910
Hence, the class VI has maximum number of students. - 1. Total number of students studying in school T from all Classes together forms what percent of total number of students studying in school S from all classes together?
Options- A. 100.26
- B. 101.78
- C. 102.64
- D. 103.52 Discuss
- 2. Number of students studying in class X from school P forms approximately what percent of the total number of students studying in class X from all schools together?
Options- A. 9
- B. 12
- C. 16
- D. 24 Discuss
- 3. What is the difference between the number of male children in society B and the number of male children in society F?
Options- A. 14
- B. 26
- C. 84
- D. 96 Discuss
- 4. What is total number of members staying in all the societies together?
Options- A. 3000
- B. 3360
- C. 4100
- D. 4289 Discuss
- 5. What is the total number of female children staying in all the societies together?
Options- A. 314
- B. 343
- C. 410
- D. 433 Discuss
- 6. The number of students studying in class VII from school U forms what percent of the total number of students from all the classes together from that school?
Options- A. 15.93
- B. 16.14
- C. 17.36
- D. 18.28 Discuss
- 7. What is the respective ratio of students studying in class IX of schools Q and R together to those studying in class VI of schools S and T together?
Options- A. 143 : 150
- B. 150 : 143
- C. 127 : 181
- D. 181 : 127 Discuss
- 8. Percentage of the number of students in activity II to that of IV is :
Options- A. 37
- B. 42
- C. 48
- D. 50 Discuss
- 9. The ratio of total number of students in II and I is :
Options- A. 1 : 2
- B. 9 : 20
- C. 19 : 7
- D. 21 : 10 Discuss
- 10. The difference of the range of number of students in activity IV and the average is of number of students in activity III per college is :
Options- A. 111
- B. 153
- C. 104
- D. 217 Discuss
Table Charts problems
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Correct Answer: 101.78
Explanation:
Total number of students of school T from all classes = Total number of student of (Class V + VI + VII + VIII + IX + X )
Total number of students of school T from all classes = 147 + 144 + 158 + 163 + 154 + 150 = 916
Total number of students of school S from all classes = Total number of student of ( Class V + VI + VII + VIII + IX + X )
Total number of students of school S from all classes = 159 + 142 + 149 + 140 + 140 + 142 + 168 = 900
Required percentage = 916 x 100 /900 = 101.78%
Correct Answer: 16
Explanation:
Total number of students of class X from all school = Total number of students of class X of ( School P + School Q + School R + School S + School T + School U)
Total number of students of class X from all school = 144 + 143 + 165 + 168 + 150 + 140 = 910
Required percentage = Total number of students of class X of school P x 100/Total number of students of class X from all school
Required percentage =144 x 100/910 = 15.82 ? 16%
Correct Answer: 96
Explanation:
Male children in society B = 165
Male children in society F = 69
Hence, their difference = 165 - 69 = 96
Correct Answer: 4289
Explanation:
Number of all members
= (250 + 350) + (400 + 150) + (300 + 275) + (280 + 300) + (180 + 250) + (325 + 300) + 150 + 220 + 92 + 145 + 172 + 150
= 600 + 550 + 575 + 580 + 430 + 625 + 929
= 4289
Correct Answer: 410
Explanation:
Total number of female children = 410
Correct Answer: 17.36
Explanation:
Total number of students of school U from all the classes = 150 + 160 + 162 + 160 + 161 + 140 = 933
Required Percentage = 162/933 x 100 = 17.36%
Correct Answer: 150 : 143
Explanation:
Total number of students of class IX of schools Q and R = Total number of students of class IX of (Schools Q + school R)
Total number of students of class IX of schools Q and R = 157 + 143 = 300
Total number of students of class VI of schools S and T = Total number of students of class VI of ( School S + School T)
Total number of students of class VI of schools S and T = 142 + 144 = 286
Hence, required ratio = 300 : 286 = 150 : 143
Correct Answer: 50
Explanation:
Correct Answer: 9 : 20
Explanation:
From above given table ,
Total number of students in II = 100 + 200 + 200 + 100 + 100 + 100 + 100 = 900
Total number of students in I = 200 + 300 + 500 + 100 + 400 + 300 + 200 = 2000
? Required ratio = total number of students in II : total number of students in I
Required ratio = 900 : 2000 = 9 : 20
Correct Answer: 104
Explanation:
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