Insta–DART (Daily Aptitude and Reasoning Test) 2020 - 21
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Question 1 of 5
1. Question
Read the following par chart carefully and answer the questions that follows
(Production capacity)
In year 2005, which company had the maximum percentage unutilised capacity?
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Answer : B(BPL)
Percentage of unutilised capacity =
[(Production capacity- Production ) / (Production capacity)]*100%
Onida = (20)/(200) * 100% = 10%
Zenith = (70) / (250)*100% = 28%
Excel = (20)/(300) *100% = 6.67%
Videocon = (60)/320) *100% = 18.75%
BPL =[ (50)/(150) ]*100% = 33.3%
Hence, BPL had maximum in un utilised capacity.
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Answer : B(BPL)
Percentage of unutilised capacity =
[(Production capacity- Production ) / (Production capacity)]*100%
Onida = (20)/(200) * 100% = 10%
Zenith = (70) / (250)*100% = 28%
Excel = (20)/(300) *100% = 6.67%
Videocon = (60)/320) *100% = 18.75%
BPL =[ (50)/(150) ]*100% = 33.3%
Hence, BPL had maximum in un utilised capacity.
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Question 2 of 5
2. Question
Read the following par chart carefully and answer the questions that follows
(Production capacity)
The TVs produced by Excel form what percentage of the total production?
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Answer : -B
Total production =180 + 180+280+ 260 +100 = 1000
∴Required percentage = [(280)/(1000) ]*100%=28%
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Answer : -B
Total production =180 + 180+280+ 260 +100 = 1000
∴Required percentage = [(280)/(1000) ]*100%=28%
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Question 3 of 5
3. Question
Read the following par chart carefully and answer the questions that follows
(Production capacity)
A new company CASINO was set up in 2006 and sold 122000 pieces in that year. Due to this, the other five given companies together reduced their production by the same number of sets sold by CASINO in the ratio of their production capacities. What is the production of Excel (in thousand sets) in 2006?
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Answer : C
Total number of TVs sold by CASINO = 122000
Total production capacity of all the companies put together
= 200 +250+ 300+320 + 150 =1220
Decrease in production of Excel = [(300)/(1220)]*122000=30000
∴Actual production of Excel in year 2006 = 280000 – 30000 = 250000
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Answer : C
Total number of TVs sold by CASINO = 122000
Total production capacity of all the companies put together
= 200 +250+ 300+320 + 150 =1220
Decrease in production of Excel = [(300)/(1220)]*122000=30000
∴Actual production of Excel in year 2006 = 280000 – 30000 = 250000
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Question 4 of 5
4. Question
Refer to the following bar chart and answer the questions that follow
What is the percentage increase in import between 2008-09 and 2012-13?
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Answer : -C
Percentage increase = [( Import in 2012-13-Import in 2008-09)/(Import in 2008 – 09)]´100%
= [(14000 – 7000)/(7000) ]*100%
=[ ( 7000)/(7000) ]* 100% = 100%
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Answer : -C
Percentage increase = [( Import in 2012-13-Import in 2008-09)/(Import in 2008 – 09)]´100%
= [(14000 – 7000)/(7000) ]*100%
=[ ( 7000)/(7000) ]* 100% = 100%
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Question 5 of 5
5. Question
Refer to the following bar chart and answer the questions that follow
If oil imports constituted 20% of the total imports in 2010-11, then what percentage of the trade gap was due to oil (assuming that no oil is exported).
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Answer 😀
Oil import in 2010 – 11 = [(20)/(100)]´13000 = Rs. 2600 crore
Trade gap in 2010-11 = (13000-7000) = Rs. 6000 crore
Hence, percentage of trade gap due to oil = [(Oil import)/(Tradegap)] * 100%
=[ (2600)/(6000) ]´100% = 43%(approx)
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Answer 😀
Oil import in 2010 – 11 = [(20)/(100)]´13000 = Rs. 2600 crore
Trade gap in 2010-11 = (13000-7000) = Rs. 6000 crore
Hence, percentage of trade gap due to oil = [(Oil import)/(Tradegap)] * 100%
=[ (2600)/(6000) ]´100% = 43%(approx)
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