Question : Directions: The student strength of a college in Arts, Science and Commerce from, 2004–05 to 2007–08 sessions is shown in the following bar graph. Study the graph and answer the question.
The percentage increase in Science students in 2007-08 over 2006-07 was:
Option 1: 10.1%
Option 2: 11.1%
Option 3: 16.7%
Option 4: 18.2%
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Correct Answer: 11.1%
Solution : The number of science students in 2007-08 = 500 The number of science students in 2006-07 = 450 Percentage change =$\frac{\text{Number of science students in 2007-08 - Number of science students in 2006-07}}{\text{Number of science students in 2006-07}}\times100$ Percentage change = $\frac{500- 450}{450}\times100$ Percentage change = $\frac{50}{450}\times100$ = 11.1% Hence, the correct answer is 11.1%.
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Question : Directions: The student strength of a college in Arts, Science, and Commerce from 2004-05 to 2007-08 sessions is shown in the following bar graph. Study the graph and answer the question.
The ratio of the average number of students in Arts to the average number of students in Commerce is:
Option 1: $12:5$
Option 2: $10:7$
Option 3: $7:4$
Option 4: $48:35$
Question : Directions: The following graph shows the production (in thousands) of two types (P and Q) of vehicles by a factory over the years 2009 to 2014. Study the graph and answer the given question. The approximate percentage decrease in the production of type Q vehicles from 2010 to 2011 is:
Option 1: 10.1
Option 2: 16.7
Option 3: 14.3
Option 4: 12.5
Question : In which year did Kyoto Protocol came into force?
Option 1: 2004
Option 2: 2005
Option 3: 2006
Option 4: 2007
Question : Direction: A bar graph showing the heights of six mountain peaks is given below. Study the bar graph and answer the question.
Which peak is the second highest?
Option 1: B
Option 2: C
Option 3: A
Option 4: E
Question : Direction: A bar graph showing the heights of six mountain peaks is given below. Study the bar graph and answer the question. The average height of all the peaks (in metres) is:
Option 1: 7701.5
Option 2: 7600
Option 3: 7599.5
Option 4: 7610
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