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The document contains a series of mathematical problems and questions related to various topics such as sales data, employee statistics, report generation, and student course enrollment. It includes tables, charts, and equations that require analysis to answer specific questions. The problems are structured to test comprehension and application of mathematical concepts in real-world scenarios.
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(1-5)Study the following information carefully and answer the questions.

The given table chart shows the total number of tablets manufactured (sold + unsold) and
the radargraph show the percentage of number of tablets sold in five different shops namely
A, B, C, D and E.
Note:
x² - 9x + 20 = 0,a and b are roots of the equation. (a>b)

1. In shop C, 62.5% of the tablets manufactured are cold tablets, and the remaining are fever
tablets. The
number of cold tablets sold in Shop C is 245. Find the number of fever tablets unsold in
Shop C.
a) 117
b) 75
c) 192
d) 108
e) None of these
2. Find the difference between the number of tablets sold in Shop C and D together and the
number of tablets unsold in Shop E.
a) 345
b) 280
c) 420
d) 180
e) None of these
3. Find the ratio of the average number of tablets sold in shop A, C and D together to the
difference between total number of tablets manufactured in shop A and number of unsold
tablets in shop C .
a) 715 : 459
b) 821 : 229
c) 343 : 512
d) 625 : 459
e) None of these
4. If the total number of tablets manufactured in shops D and E is increased by 20% and
25%, respectively and the number of tablets sold remains unchanged, then find the number
of tablets unsold in shops D and E together.
a) 457
b) 542
c) 632
d) 511
e) None of these
5. The total number of tablets manufactured in shops F and G is 484, out of which 75% are
manufactured in shop G. The number of tablets sold in shop F is 20 less than that of shop A.
The ratio of the number of tablets unsold in shops F and G is 1:7. Find the number of tablets
sold in Shop G.
a) 155
b) 126
c) 251
d) 181
e) None of these
Directions (Q6–10): Study the following
information carefully and answer the related questions.
The pie-chart represents the distribution (in percentage or in number) of number of reports
prepared by a company in 5 different days which isMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday.
Note:
• Sum of y and z is 3 more than x.
• x is 65% more than y.
• y is 4 more than z.
6. What is the central angle of the number of reports prepared on Monday?
(a) 64.8°
(b) 54°
(c) 43.2°
(d) 72°
(e) 50.4°
7. What is the average number of reports
prepared on Wednesday and Friday?
(a) 144
(b) 168
(c) 140
(d) 156
(e) 160
8. On Saturday, the number of reports increased by 35% compared to Thursday , how many
reports were prepared on Saturday after the increase?
(a) 216
(b) 189
(c) 270
(d) 297
(e) 162
9. If the total of reports and books prepared on Tuesday is 320, how many of those were
books?
(a) 36
(b) 56
(c) 28
(d) 44
(e) 64
10. The number of reports prepared on
Wednesday is what percentage more or less than the number prepared on Thursday?
(a) 7.5%
(b) 14%
(c) 5%
(d) 8%
(e) 10.5%
Directions (Q11-15): Answer the questions
based on the information given below.
The given data is about total number of employee(male + female) in four different company.
The number of male employees in company A is 20% more than that number of female
employees in company B. The sum of the number of male employees in company B and A is
[Link] ratio of total number of employees in company B and A is 9:8,
respectively. The number of male employees in company C is 2000 more than that of female
employees. The total number of male employees and female employees, in all the four
companies is 7000 and 3000, respectively. Total number of employees in company D and A
is 2100 and 2400, respectively.
11. In which company female employees is 1/3𝑟𝑑 of male employees?
(a) A
(b) B
(c) C
(d) D
(e) None
12. Out of total number of female employees in company B and D, together, 12% are
manager. Find the number of female manager employees in company B and D.
(a) 165
(b) 210
(c) 240
(d) 225
(e) None of these
13. In company D, 45% of male employees belong to Delhi and rest from Mumbai. The
number of female employees of Delhi, in company D is 480 less than that of male
employees of Delhi. The number of female employees of Mumbai, in company D is how
much more/less than the total number of female employees from Delhi in company D?
(a) 10
(b) 24
(c) 18
(d) 20
(e) CND
14. The total number of employees (male + female) in company C is how much percent
more less than that in company A?
(a) 16.67%
(b) 24.25%
(c) 11.11%
(d) 15.64%
(e) None of these
15. Find the average number of male employees in company A, B and C, together.
(a) 2000
(b) 1600
(c) 1800
(d) 12000
(e) 1400
Directions (Q16-20): Answer the questions based on the information given below.
The line graph given below shows the total number of students (boys + girls) and percentage
of boys out of total number of students in 4 schools (P, Q , R and S).

16. If the sum of number of girls in school 'R' and 'T' together is 400, then find the number of
girls in school 'T'.
(a) 220
(b) 240
(c) 160
(d) 200
(e) 180
17. Find the difference between the girl school 'P' and the boys in the same school.
(a) 40
(b) 54
(c) 48
(d) 64
(e) 60
18. Number of boys in school Q is what percent of number of girls in school R.
(a) 80%
(b) 60%
(c) 50%
(d) 90%
(e) 100%
19. Find the ratio of girls in school 'Q' and the boys in school 'R', respectively.
(a) 7:9
(b) 6:11
(c) 4:5
(d) 11:6
(e) 9:7
20. If 45 boys that are in school 'Q' are below 5 years, then how much percentage of the
boys in school 'Q' are below 5 years.
(a) 40%
(b) 60%
(c) 50%
(d) 75%
(e) None of these
Directions (21-25): Read the following table carefully and answer the questions given below.
The table given shows the profit earned by four companies in 2020 and 2021 and the
difference between the profit earned in 2020 and 2021 by each company. IBPS PO MAINS
2025

Note: Value of X is an integer.


Q21. The profit of company T in 2020 is equal to the sum of 20% of company P profit and
30% of company Q profit from the same year. From 2020 to 2021, the profit of company T
increased by the same percentage as the profit of company P increased over the same
period. Find the profit of company T in 2021.
(a) Rs 1020
(b) Rs 1120
(c) Rs 1420
(d) Rs 1560
(e) Rs 1440
Q22. If the total revenue (selling price) of company T in 2020 is Rs 10000, then find the cost
price (in Rs).
(a) 12000
(b) 8000
(c) 6000
(d) 7000
(e) 9000
Q23. The cost price of company R in 2020 is Rs 2400. If company R’s item is marked at a
price 50% above its cost price, then find the discount percentage.
(a) 6.67%
(b) 12.5%
(c) 16.67%
(d) 8.33%
(e) 10%
Q24. The cost price of company S in 2021 is Rs A. The item was marked up by 50% above
its cost price. If the discount offered is the same as 10% of the cost price of
the item, then find the marked price of the item (in Rs).
(a) 2262.5
(b) 1062.5
(c) 2062.5
(d) 2026.5
(e) 2562.5
Q25. The cost price of item of company P in 2020 is equal to its profit earned in the same
year. The cost price of an item of company S in 2020 was equal to the profit earned in the
same year. If company P offered a 25% discount on its marked price and company S offered
a 20% discount, then find the ratio between the marked price of items of company P to that
of company S.
(a) 64:45
(b) 61:26
(c) 60:49
(d) 63:35
(e) 45:64
Directions (26-30): The line graph given below shows the total number of TV sold and
difference between cell phone and TV sold by five different shops (A, B, C, D and E). IBPS
PO PRE 2025
Note – Total cell phones sold by all the shops are more than the total TV sold.
Items = cell phone + TV
Q26. Total item sold by E is what percentage more/less than total TV sold by D.
(a) 31.57%
(b) 30%
(c) 36%
(d) 31%
(e) 31.25%
Q27. Total items sold by Shop F is 20% more than that by shop C and the ratio of total TV
sold and cell phone sold by shop F is 7:15. Find the number of TV sold by F.
(a) 685
(b) 620
(c) 672
(d) 670
(e) 666
Q28. Find the difference between sum of cell phone sold by C and E together and total items
sold by A.
(a) 685
(b) 620
(c) 600
(d) 680
(e) 660
Q29. Find the ratio of TV sold by D to cell phones sold by B.
(a) 19:10
(b) 19:11
(c) 10:19
(d) 18:19
(e) 19:22
Q30. If 12.5% of TV sold by D are defective and total items sold by D that are defective is
280. Find the defective cell phones sold by D.
(a) 185
(b) 120
(c) 100
(d) 180
(e) 186
Directions (31-35): The table shows the total books (fiction + non – fiction) sold by five
shopkeepers. Read the table and answer the following questions given below. SBI PO PRE
2025

Q31. 20% of the non-fiction books sold by C at the rate of Rs.25 and rest sold at Rs 20. Find
the revenue (in Rs) generated by C after selling all the non-fiction books.
(a) 2520
(b) 2550
(c) 2552
(d) 2555
(e) 2345
Q32. Find the ratio of non- fiction books sold by C and fiction book sold by A together to total
books sold by C and E together.
(a) 25:91
(b) 25:92
(c) 25:52
(d) 25:51
(e) 23:45
Q33. Find the average number of fiction books sold by A and E is what percentage of fiction
books sold by D and A (Approx).
(a) 81%
(b) 87%
(c) 69%
(d) 78%
(e) 95%
Q34. 14.28% of total books sold by E are defective and out of that 20% are non-fiction
books. Find the defective fiction books sold by E is how many more/less than total books
sold by C.
(a) 220
(b) 250
(c) 296
(d) 255
(e) 246
Q35. If the ratio of total books sold by Z to total fictional book sold by A is 23:13. 30% of
books sold by Z are fictional. Find the non-fiction book sold by Z.
(a) 120
(b) 150
(c) 112
(d) 161
(e) 245
Directions (36-40): Read the following bar graph carefully and answer the questions given
below. The bar graph shows the total number of people who take flights for Pune and Delhi
from five different airlines.
SBI JA PRE 2025

Q36. Find the ratio of the total number of people who take flight for Pune from D to total
number of people who take flight for Delhi from A.
(a) 15:11
(b) 7:15
(c) 9:11
(d) 7:9
(e) 9:13
Q37. The total number of people who take flight for Delhi from C is what percentage more or
less than the total number of people who take flight for Pune from D?
(a) 83.33%
(b) 66.67%
(c) 50%
(d) 75%
(e) 100%
Q38. The total number of people who take flight for Pune from A and B together is how many
more or less than the total number of people who take flight for Delhi from C and E together.
(a) 5
(b) 10
(c) 15
(d) 25
(e) 20
Q39. Find the average of the total number of people who take flight for Pune and Delhi from
B.
(a) 240
(b) 180
(c) 220
(d) 190
(e) 150
Q40. The total number of people who take flight for Pune from A is what percentage of the
total number of people who take flight for Delhi from E?
(a) 125%
(b) 166.67%
(c) 133.33%
(d) 175%
(e) None of these
(41-50)There are 1600 students in a Academy and they learn three different Courses of
Business namely Coding , Marketing and Web design . 1/16th of the total number of
students who do not learn any of these courses and 10% of students learn all three fields of
course . The number of students who learn only Coding is 20% more than the number of
students who learn all three Types of courses and the number of students who learn both
Marketing and Web design but not Coding is 5/6th of the number of students who learn only
Coding . The number of students who learn only Marketing is 30 less than the number of
students who learn both Marketing and Web design but not Coding. The number of students
who learn only Web design is 50% more than the number of students who learn only
Marketing . The ratio of the number of students who like both Coding and Marketing but not
Web design to the number of students who learn both Marketing and Web design but not
Coding is 5:4.
41. Find the total number of students who learn only one Course?
के वल एक पाठ्यक्रम सीखने वाले छात्रो िं की कु ल सिंख्या ज्ञात कीडजए।
a)456
b)517
c)422
d) 378
e)None of these
42. Find the difference between the number of students who learn at most two Courses and
the number of students who learn all three types of Courses. ?
a) 1018
b) 1560
c) 1667
d) 1250
e) None of these
43. Find the sum of the number of students who learn only two courses and the number of
students who learn only Coding?
a) 1015
b)1085
c)1155
d)1225
e)None of these
44. Find the ratio of the number of students who learn Coding and Marketing but not Web
design and the number of students who learn Coding and web design but not Marketing
together to the number of students who learn only web designing?
a)51:10
b) 68:15
c)17:5
d)51:20
e)None of these
45. Find the total number of students who do not learn marketing ?
a)1020
b) 950
c)880
d) 810
e) None of these
Directions(45-50) -: Answer the questions based on the information given below.
The bar graph shows the number of male and female teachers in five different schools and
percentage of teachers in each of these schools.

46. If number of female teachers promoted in School A are 20% less than that of male
teachers promoted in School A and female teachers promoted in School B are 50% more
than the male teachers who are promoted in School A , then find the number of male teacher
who got promoted in School A and B together ?
A. 3225
B. 1860
C. 1050
D. 2480
E. None of these
47. Find the difference between total number of not promoted teachers from School D and E
and total number of promoted teachers from School A and C.
A. 150
B. 220
C. 420
D. 360
E. None of these
48. The total teacher promoted from School C is what percent more/less than the teachers
promoted in School B?
A. 40%
B. 60%
C. 160%
D. 250%
E. None of these
49. Ratio of number of male to female teachers promoted from School B is 2:1 then find the
difference between number of male and female teachers from School B.
A. 400
B. 200
C. 1200
D. 800
E. None of these
50. If total female teachers promoted from E are 40% more than the total male teachers
promoted from same school. Then find the total number of teachers promoted from School D
is what percent of total female teachers promoted from School E ?
A. 81.5%
B. 71.4%
C. 63.5%
D. 35.1%
E. None of these
(51-55)

51. Total number of nurse from hospital C is what percent of total number of doctor from
hospital A and C together?
a) 20%
b) 25%
c) 33.33%
d) 40%
e) None of these
[Link] is the ratio of nurse of hospital B and E together to the doctor of hospital C and D
together ?
a) 93:170
b) 45:43
c) 51:50
d) 37:23
e) None of these
53. Number of nurse in hospital F is 33.33% more than the number of nurse in hospital D
and the number of doctor in hospital F is 25% more than the number of doctor in hospital E.
Then find the difference between the number of doctor and nurse in hospital F.
a) 160
b) 240
c) 480
d) 960
e) None of these
54. What is the difference between the total number of doctor in all five hospitals and the
total number of nurse in all five hospitals ?
a) 2456
b) 2987
c) 2642
d) 2032
e) None of these
55. Out of total number of doctor in hospital A, 25% get retired. If out of total number of
doctor and nurse only 30% get retired, then how much percent of nurse get retired from
hospital A ?
a) 10%
b) 30%
c) 25%
d) 50%
e) None of these

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