Directions (1-5): Study the pie- charts carefully and answer the following questions:
At a sweet corner 500 kg of different types of sweets are sold per day, which is equivalent to Rs. 53900.
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| Quantity in terms of Weight |
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| Quantity in terms of Price |
Ques 1. At what rate does the shopkeeper sell Kalakand?
1. Rs. 174.6 per kg
2. Cannot be determined
3. Other than the given options
4. Rs. 178.6 per kg
5. Rs. 176.4 per kg
Ques 2. What is the approximate average of different types of sweets sold per day?
1. Other than the given options
2. 83 kg
3. 79 kg
4. 80 kg
5. 84 kg
Ques 3. Which of the following sweets is the costliest?
1. Pinni
2. Burfi
3. Kalakand
4. Laddu
5. Milkcake
Ques 4. What money should be paid by Preeti for 9 kg of Gulab Jamun and two and a half kg of Milacake?
1. Rs. 906.8
2. Rs. 916.3
3. Other than the given options
4. Rs. 816.3
5. Rs. 926.5
Ques 5. If the shopkeeper sells 11.5 kg more Pinni what is the total amount fetched?
1. Rs. 55355.3
2. Rs. 55455.3
3. Rs. 57855.3
4. Other than the given options
5. Rs. 56355.3
Follow Data Interpretation Guide here
Answer :
1. 5;
2. 2;
Required average
3. 3;
Cost of sweets per kg (in Rs.)
Hence, the costliest sweet is Kalakand.
4. 2;
Required amount
= 646.8 + 269.5 = Rs. 916.3
5. 1;
Total amount fetched
= Rs. 55355.3