Question : The table below shows the number of toys of 6 different colours sold by a shop during a given period. The table also shows the percentage of toys of each colour which are cars.

Colour	Total toys	Percentage of cars
C1	500	12
C2	600	15
C3	400	12.5
C4	550	10
C5	650	20
C6	450	10

 

What is the total number of car toys of C2 and C3 taken together?

Option 1: 150

Option 2: 160

Option 3: 140

Option 4: 130

Question : The following table shows the number of bottles of 6 different colours sold by a shop in a month.

The total number of bottles of C4 and C5 sold in that month is approximate what percentage of the total number of bottles of all the 6 colours taken together sold in that month?

Option 1: 21.33%

Option 2: 24.13%

Option 3: 29.17%

Option 4: 32.66%

Question : The following table shows the number of chairs made of plastic and steel in 5 different colours that were sold from a furniture showroom during a sale.

The total number of chairs of colour C3 sold are what percentage of all the chairs of these 5 colours sold, both plastic and steel ones put together? [Correct your answer to 2 decimal places.]

Option 1: 17.75 %

Option 2: 20.75 %

Option 3: 14.75 %

Option 4: 23.75 %

Question : The given data shows the number of mobiles (in thousands) manufactured by companies C1, C2, C3, and C4 in 2018, 2019, and 2020. Which company manufactured the least number of mobiles in total across all the years?

Option 1: C3

Option 2: C2

Option 3: C4

Option 4: C1

Question : The table below shows the number of bags of cement of 5 different brands sold by a shop on a particular day.

The weight of each bag of cement is the same and is equal to 45 kg. What is the total weight of cement of all the bags taken together?

Option 1: 9150 kg

Option 2: 8750 kg

Option 3: 9850 kg

Option 4: 9450 kg

Question : The following table shows the number of cars manufactured in five consecutive weeks.

How many cars were manufactured in the first four weeks, taken together?

Option 1: 2000

Option 2: 2800

Option 3: 2100

Option 4: 2200