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DATA INTERPRETATION Dr. T.K. Jain. AFTERSCHOOOL M: 9414430763 [email protected] www.afterschool.tk www.afterschoool.tk

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This table gives information on sales. Amount are in Crore Rs. Selling price of one unit is 9000. how many units did it sell in 2001? What is the rate of excise in 2001?

2001

3

4

5

970

1014

1021

1125

net sales(-ex)

826

864

870

other income

30

22

sales

2

excise

adjust total income

-1 844

20 5

889

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891

980

Ans: • 1077778 units. • Rate of excise in 2001 is 17.4% ans.

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If selling price increase by 20% from 2001 to 2005, what was increase / decrease in sales in %?

• 3% reduction in sales in units.

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If it is given that excise duty is at the same rate as in 2004, what is net sales (excluding excise) in 2005?

• 958.62 crore rs.

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Distance between a to c =200,a-d =150, dto e=125, b-c=100 km e to f = 100, c to f = 240, c to e = 150. what is the shortest route to reach from A to F? A

D

B C

F

E

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Answer: • • • •

A –c –f = 440 A-d-e-f = 375 A-c-e-f = 450 The shortest route is a-d-e-f. ans.

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Speeds are as under: a-d = 50, a-c = 40, d-e=25, c-e= 75, ef=20, c-f=12. b-c = 10 Which routes takes longest time?

• C-f takes 20 hours, which is longest time.

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If I spend Rs. 2 per KM and pay Rs. 50 per hour. Which is the best route for me to reach from A to F?

• A-c-e-f= 450*2 = 900+ 600 = cost 1500. • A-d-e-f = 375*2=750 +650 = 1400 • Therefore this is the best route.

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Use the previous information. Anand starts from B. he wants to travel to all the places and return back to B. What is the minimum time required for his travel?

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Route: b-c-a-d-e-f-c-b =10+5+3+5+5+20+10 = 58 Route: b-c-a-d-e-f-e-c-b = 10+5+3+5+5+5+2+10 =45 Thus this is the shortest route. Ans.

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Five movies were released on 2,9,16,23 &30 May. The collection was derived on the basis of the number of audience as a percentage of the total capacity in all the shows. 2 lakh was guaranteed for every 1% audience. 40% audience was on 23 May. The 30 May movie had 3times revenue than 2 may movie. The 2 may movie had ½ revenue of 16 may’s. the 16 may movie had twice percentage audience of 23 may movie. 9 may movie had 16.66% of revenue of the movie that had highest revenue. He lowest collection was what? www.afterschoool.tk

Answer: 40 lakhs. 23-May

80

16-May

160

02-May

80

30-May

240

09-May

40.008

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Will this number be divisible by 111, and if yes, for what values of n? (23^5n – 14^5n )

• As per the rule (23^ – 14^ ) r is divisible by all the values of 23-14 for all values of n. but it is divisible for only even values of 5n – for all values of 23+14 and its multiples. Therefore n should take those values, which can make the number 5n even – that means, n should be even. Ans. 5n

5n

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The rule explained: x^n- y^n is divisible by x-y for all values of n. • x^n- y^n is divisible by x+y for all even values of n. • x^n+ y^n is divisible by x+y for all odd values of n. • x^n+ y^n is never divisible by x-y •

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