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Triumphant Institute of Management Education Pvt. Ltd. (T.I.M.E.), 95B, Siddamsetty Complex, Park Lane, Secunderabad – 500 003. All rights reserved. No part of this material may be reproduced, in any form or by any means, without permission in writing. This course material is only for the use of bonafide students of Triumphant Institute of Management Education Pvt. Ltd. and its licensees/franchisees and is not for sale. (2 pages) (alcj/alck) DEX2031401.Sol/1 Solutions for DEX2031401 Solutions for questions 1 to 5: 1. The increase in the number of students who pursued courses from 2012 – 13 to 2013 – 14 = (200 + 250 + 175) – (180 + 235 + 170) = 625 – 585 = 40 Percentage increase = % 100 585 40 × = 6.8% Choice (2) 2. The ratio of the number of students who pursued B. A and B.Com in 2011-12 to the number of students who pursued B.Com and B.Sc in 2013 – 14 = (175 + 220) : (250 + 175) = 395 : 425 = 79 : 85. Choice (4) 3. The required percentage = % 100 560 230 × 41%. Choice (1) 4. The increase in the number of students who pursued courses B.A and B.Sc in 2010-11 and 2013-14 = (200 + 175) – (170 + 160) = 375 – 330 = 45. Choice (1) 5. In 2010-11 and 2011-12, the number of students who pursued the courses is 560. So the number of students who pursued the courses at the college are equal. Choice (3) Solutions for questions 6 to 10: 6. The number of students studying in the colleges P, S and U together = 1250 100 20 14 16 × + + = 625. Choice (3) 7. The difference between the number of students studying in the colleges P, Q and R together and those in the colleges U and V together = 1250 100 18 20 1250 100 18 8 16 × + × + + = 525 – 350 = 175. Choice (2) 8. The number of female students in the colleges P, Q and R together = 250 , 1 100 18 100 36 100 8 100 44 100 16 100 48 × × + × + × = (96 + 44 + 81) = 221. Choice (4) 9. The number of male students studying in the colleges S and T together = 1250 100 16 14 × + 384 24 9 5 × + = 375 – 224 = 151. Choice (1) 10. Total number of female students in colleges T, U and V together = × + × + × 8 8 3 20 5 2 16 16 7 × 12.5 = (7 + 8 + 3) × 12.5 = 18 × 12.5 Required percentage = ( ) 5 . 12 8 20 16 5 . 12 18 × + + × × 100% 44 18 × 100% 41%. Choice (1) Solutions for questions 11 to 15: 11. The number of defective units produced by the companies E and F together = 3075 (0.04) + 2325(0.04) = 123 + 93 = 216. Choice (3) 12. The number of defective units of washing machines produced by the companies A and B together in 2012-13 = 4,800(0.05) + 2,750(0.06) = 240 + 165 = 405. The number of defective units of washing machines produced by the companies A and B together in 2013-14 = 4,875 (0.04) + 2,825(0.08) = 195 + 226 = 421 The increase in the number of defective units produced = 421 – 405 = 16. Choice (2) 13. The number of non-defective units of washing machines produced by the companies A and C in 2012-13 = 4,800(1 – 0.05) + 2040 (1 – 0.05) = 4,560 + 1,938 = 6,498 The number of non-defective units of washing machines produced by the companies D and E in 2009-10 = 3,720(1 – 0.02) + 2,880 (1 – 0.05) = 3,534 + 2,736 = 6,270 The required ratio = 6498 : 6270 = 57 : 55 Choice (4) 14. The total number of defective units of washing machines produced by the companies C and D together in 2008-09 = 1,850 (0.04) + 3,640(0.05) = 74 + 182 = 256 The total number of defective units of washing machines produced by the companies C and D together in 2013-14 = 2,080(0.05) – 3,900(0.03) = 104 + 117 = 221 The percentage decrease in the number of defective units produced = ( ) % 100 256 221 256 × = 13.672% 13.67%. Choice (2) 15. Clearly from the table it could be in 2011-12 or 2012-13 or 2013-14 The number of defective units in 2011-12 = 2250(0.08) = 180 The number of defective units in 2012-13 = 2300(0.05) = 115 The number of defective units in 2013-14 = 2325(0.04) = 93 Clearly it was the highest in 2011-12. Choice (3) Solutions for questions 16 to 20: 16. The difference between the profit of the company X and that of the company Y = `60cr(0.15) – `45 cr (0.12) = `9cr – `5.4 cr = `3.6 crore. Choice (2) 17. Sales of the company X in 2011-12 = 15 . 0 15 . 1 crores 6 × ` = `46 crores. The difference between the sales of the company X and those of the company Y = `66cr – `46 cr = `20 crore. Choice (1)

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  • Triumphant Institute of Management Education Pvt. Ltd. (T.I.M.E.), 95B, Siddamsetty Complex, Park Lane, Secunderabad 500 003. All rights reserved. No part of this material may be reproduced, in any form or by any means, without permission in writing. This course material is only for the use of bonafide students of Triumphant Institute of Management Education Pvt. Ltd. and its licensees/franchisees and is not for sale. (2 pages) (alcj/alck) DEX2031401.Sol/1

    Solutions for DEX2031401 Solutions for questions 1 to 5: 1. The increase in the number of students who pursued

    courses from 2012 13 to 2013 14 = (200 + 250 + 175) (180 + 235 + 170) = 625 585 = 40

    Percentage increase = %10058540 = 6.8%

    Choice (2) 2. The ratio of the number of students who pursued B. A and

    B.Com in 2011-12 to the number of students who pursued B.Com and B.Sc in 2013 14 = (175 + 220) : (250 + 175) = 395 : 425 = 79 : 85. Choice (4)

    3. The required percentage = %100560230 41%.

    Choice (1) 4. The increase in the number of students who pursued

    courses B.A and B.Sc in 2010-11 and 2013-14 = (200 + 175) (170 + 160)

    = 375 330 = 45. Choice (1) 5. In 2010-11 and 2011-12, the number of students who

    pursued the courses is 560. So the number of students who pursued the courses at the college are equal.

    Choice (3) Solutions for questions 6 to 10:

    6. The number of students studying in the colleges P, S and U

    together = 1250100

    201416

    ++= 625. Choice (3)

    7. The difference between the number of students studying in

    the colleges P, Q and R together and those in the colleges U and V together

    = 1250100

    18201250

    100

    18816

    +

    ++

    = 525 350 = 175. Choice (2) 8. The number of female students in the colleges P, Q and R

    together

    = 250,1100

    18

    100

    36

    100

    8

    100

    44

    100

    16

    100

    48

    ++

    = (96 + 44 + 81) = 221. Choice (4) 9. The number of male students studying in the colleges

    S and T together = 1250100

    1614

    +384

    24

    95

    +

    = 375 224 = 151. Choice (1) 10. Total number of female students in colleges T, U and V

    together =

    ++ 883

    2052

    16167

    12.5

    = (7 + 8 + 3) 12.5 = 18 12.5

    Required percentage = ( ) 5.12820165.1218++

    100%

    4418

    100% 41%. Choice (1)

    Solutions for questions 11 to 15: 11. The number of defective units produced by the companies

    E and F together = 3075 (0.04) + 2325(0.04) = 123 + 93 = 216. Choice (3) 12. The number of defective units of washing machines

    produced by the companies A and B together in 2012-13 = 4,800(0.05) + 2,750(0.06) = 240 + 165 = 405.

    The number of defective units of washing machines produced by the companies A and B together in 2013-14

    = 4,875 (0.04) + 2,825(0.08) = 195 + 226 = 421

    The increase in the number of defective units produced = 421 405 = 16. Choice (2) 13. The number of non-defective units of washing machines

    produced by the companies A and C in 2012-13 = 4,800(1 0.05) + 2040 (1 0.05) = 4,560 + 1,938 = 6,498

    The number of non-defective units of washing machines produced by the companies D and E in 2009-10

    = 3,720(1 0.02) + 2,880 (1 0.05) = 3,534 + 2,736 = 6,270 The required ratio = 6498 : 6270 = 57 : 55

    Choice (4) 14. The total number of defective units of washing machines

    produced by the companies C and D together in 2008-09 = 1,850 (0.04) + 3,640(0.05) = 74 + 182 = 256

    The total number of defective units of washing machines produced by the companies C and D together in 2013-14

    = 2,080(0.05) 3,900(0.03) = 104 + 117 = 221

    The percentage decrease in the number of defective

    units produced = ( )

    %100256

    221256

    = 13.672% 13.67%. Choice (2) 15. Clearly from the table it could be in 2011-12 or 2012-13 or

    2013-14 The number of defective units in 2011-12 = 2250(0.08) = 180 The number of defective units in 2012-13 = 2300(0.05) = 115 The number of defective units in 2013-14 = 2325(0.04) = 93

    Clearly it was the highest in 2011-12. Choice (3) Solutions for questions 16 to 20: 16. The difference between the profit of the company X and

    that of the company Y = `60cr(0.15) `45 cr (0.12) = `9cr `5.4 cr = `3.6 crore. Choice (2) 17. Sales of the company X in 2011-12

    = 15.0

    15.1crores6 `= `46 crores.

    The difference between the sales of the company X and those of the company Y = `66cr `46 cr = `20 crore. Choice (1)

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    18. Let the cost of production of the company X and that of the company Y be 4c and 3c respectively.

    Sales of the company X in 2009-10 = (1.12) (4c) = 4.48c Sales of the company Y in 2009-10 = (1.08) (3c) = 3.24c

    The ratio of the sales of the company X to that of the company Y = 4.48c : 3.24c = 112 : 81. Choice (3)

    19. The total profit of the companies X and Y together in

    2013-14 =

    +

    12.112.0

    cr4.5015.115.0

    cr4.64 ``

    = `8.4cr + `5.4cr = `13.8cr The total profit of the companies X and Y together in

    2012-13 =

    +

    13.1

    13.0cr85.50

    11.1

    11.0cr5.55 ``

    = `5.5cr + `5.85cr = `11.35cr The increase in the profits of both the companies together from 2012-13 to 2013-14

    = `13.8cr `11.35cr = `2.45 cr. Choice (2) 20. Profit of the company X in 2010-11

    = cr36100

    14` = `5.04cr

    Profit of the company Y in 2010-11

    = cr30100

    11` = `3.3cr

    The required percentage

    %100cr3.3

    cr04.5

    `

    ` 152.73%. Choice (4)

    Solutions for questions 21 to 25: 21. The number of cars of models M , M and M V

    sold by the company in 2010-11

    =

    ++10060

    000,1410055

    000,1410054

    000,15

    = 8,100 + 7,700 + 8,400 = 24,200. Choice (1) 22. The number of cars of the models M , M and M

    remained unsold by the company = 14,000 (1 0.7) + 16,000 (1 0.58) + 12,000 (1 0.52) = 4,200 + 6,720 + 5,760 = 16,680. Choice (3)

    23. In 2008-09 the number cars of models M , M and

    M IV sold by company = 12,000 (0.6) + 9,000 (0.48) + 8,000 (0.54) = 7,200 + 4,320 + 4,320 = 15,840 Percentage of sales of M , M and M IV

    = 000,29840,15

    100% 54.62%. Choice (4)

    24. Observing the two tables, we can say that the number of

    cars of model M I sold were the highest in 2012-13. Choice (1)

    25. The following table shows the total number of car models M and M VI sold by the company in the given years.

    Years Number of cars sold

    2008-09 11,540 2009-10 13,600 2010-11 15,880 2011-12 18,080 2012-13 19,920 2013-14 17,860

    Clearly, in 2012-13 it was the highest. Choice (2)

    ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS FOR PRACTICE

    Solutions for questions 26 to 30: 26. Sales of the companies S and R together

    = cr320,4360

    4864`

    + = `1,344 crore.

    Choice (1) 27. The difference between the sales of the company P and

    those of the company T

    = cr320,4360

    2884`

    = `672 crore. Choice (3)

    28. The sales of the company Q

    = cr320,436072

    ` = `864 cr

    The profit of the company Q

    = cr86427

    2027` = `224 cr. Choice (2)

    29. Profit of the company R

    cr320,436048

    12020

    ` = `96 crores

    Profit of the company T

    = cr320,436028

    11212

    ` = `36 crores

    The difference between the profit of the company R and the company T = `96cr `36cr = `60cr Choice (4)

    30. The ratio of the cost of production of company P to that of

    the company Q

    = cr320,436084

    112100

    `

    cr320,436072

    120100

    : ` = 5 : 4 Choice (1)