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 DI- Tables Online Assignment -01

Shares traded on Bangalore, Madras, Bombay

Stock Exchanges

(In Rupees)
Bangalore Madras Bombay Total
Name of the
High Low High Low High Low High Low
company
Colgate 438 396 420 395 452.5 413.75 1310.5 1204.75
L&T 148 140 189.5 180 190 180 527.5 500
NEPC Tea 28 22.75 28.25 23 29 24.5 85.25 70.25
Reliance 190.5 177 189 177.5 191.25 177.5 570.75 532
Tata Steel 160 143 158 140.5 161.25 142.5 479.25 426

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1. The average of the high rates of share in all the
three Stock Exchanges for NEPC Tea is

1. Rs. 28.4 2. Rs. 28.25

3. Rs. 29.1 4. Rs. 28.7

2. For Reliance, the low rate of share is less than

the average of the low rates of shares of the
same company, in the Stock Exchange at

1. Madras 2. Bombay
3. Bangalore 4. None of these
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3. In the Bombay Stock Exchange the difference
between the high rate of share and the average
of the high rates of share is highest for

1. L & T 2. Colgate
3. Reliance 4. Tata Steel

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4. For Tata Steel, the ratio of the high rate of share
to the low rate is maximum in the Stock
Exchange at

1. Bangalore 2. Madras
3. Bombay 4. None of these

5. The low rate of share in L & T at Madras Stock

Exchange bears a ratio, to the total low rate of
share of the same company, of

1. 8/19 2. 9/20 3.11/25 4. 9/25

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DIRECTIONS for questions 6–10: Refer to the table below.
The information given is related to all the products produced
by Sandy ltd.(Data is given for one unit of a product)

Purchase Over- Service

Product Price Heads Charges Total
T4 125.83 7.33 7.83 140.99
T9 138.85 8.69 7.11 154.65
T35 124.62 7.48 7.21 139.31
T64 134.00 7.60 8.43 150.03
T99 138.20 7.28 7.71 153.19
T54 146.88 11.25 12.54 170.67
N96 100.00 5.00 18.92 123.92
N95 100.00 5.00 18.92 123.92
E2 136.79 9.22 7.99 154.00

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6. In how many products is the service charge less
than 5% of the total price?

1. 0 2. 1 3. 2 4. 4

7. For which product is the ratio of procurement

price to the total cost the highest?

1. T99 2. T35 3.T54 4. E2

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8. The product absorbing the maximum total
overheads is?

1. T54 2. T9 3. E2 4.Can’t say

9. The ratio of highest to lowest service charges is

approximately

1. 2.1 2. 1.9 3. 2.7 4. 2.5

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10. The number of products for which the
procurement price is less than 85% of total cost,
is

1. 0 2. 2 3. 3 4. 1

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 DI- Tables Online Assignment - 02

DIRECTIONS for questions 1 – 5: Refer to the following table

about how yearly periodic investments of equal amounts grow to
Rs. 1,000 and answer the questions that follow.

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Amount Invested (Rupees) at an Interest Rate of:
Year 5% 6% 7% 8% 9% 10% 11% 12% 13% 14%
1 952.38 943.40 934.58 925.93 917.43 909.09 900.90 892.86 884.96 887.19
2 464.58 457.96 451.49 445.16 438.96 432.90 426.97 421.16 415.47 409.90
3 302.10 296.33 290.70 285.22 279.87 274.65 269.56 264.80 259.75 255.03
4 220.96 215.65 210.49 205.48 200.61 195.88 191.26 186.82 182.47 178.25
5 172.36 167.36 162.51 157.83 153.30 148.91 144.66 140.54 136.56 132.70
6 140.02 135.25 130.65 126.22 121.94 117.82 113.85 110.02 106.33 102.77
7 116.97 112.39 107.99 103.77 99.72 95.82 92.09 88.50 85.05 81.75
8 99.74 95.32 91.09 87.05 83.19 79.49 75.96 72.59 69.37 66.29
9 86.37 82.10 78.02 74.15 70.46 66.95 6.3.61 60.43 57.41 54.53
10 75.72 71.57 67.64 63.92 60.39 57.04 53.88 50.88 48.04 45.36
11 67.04 63.01 59.21 55.63 52.24 49.06 46.05 43.23 40.57 38.07
12 59.83 55.92 52.24 48.79 45.55 42.51 39.66 37.00 34.50 32.17
13 53.77 49.96 46.40 43.08 39.97 37.07 34.37 31.85 29.51 27.34
14 48.59 44.89 41.44 38.24 35.26 32.50 29.94 27.56 25.37 23.34
15 44.14 40.53 37.19 34.10 31.25 28.61 26.18 23.95 21.90 20.01
16 40.26 36.75 33.51 30.53 27.80 25.29 22.99 20.88 18.96 17.21
17 36.86 33.44 30.30 27.43 24.81 22.42 20.24 18.26 16.47 14.84
18 33.85 30.53 27.49 24.72 22.21 19.94 17.88 16.02 14.34 12.83
19 31.19 27.94 25.00 22.34 19.94 17.77 15.82 14.07 12.51 11.11
20 28.80 25.65 22.80 20.23 17.93 15.87 14.03 12.39 10.93 9.64

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1. To have periodic investments grow to Rs. 1,000
in 7 years, how much more will need to be
invested annually at the 7% rate than at the 8%
rate?

1. Rs. 4.05 2. Rs. 4.09

3.Rs. 4.22 4. Rs. 5.00

2. How many years will it take for annual

investment of Rs. 25.65 invested at 6% to grow
to Rs. 1,000?

1. 12 2. 14 3.16 4. 20

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3. At a rate of 14%, how much more is the annual
investment for a 10-year period than for a 14-
year period?

1. Rs. 22.02 2. Rs. 23

3. Rs. 23.34 4. Rs. 45.36

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4. What is the total amount that must be invested
at 9% over a period of 4 years to have Rs. 1,000
at the end of this period?

1. Rs. 200 2. Rs. 352 3. Rs. 802 4. Rs. 502

5. For how many years and at which rate should

periodic payments of less than Rs. 20 a year be
invested in order to grow to Rs. 1,000?

1. 18 years at 8% 2.18 years at 9%

3.18 years at 10% 4. 20 years at 8%

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DIRECTIONS for questions 6 to 10: The financial profile
of a company is as given below:

Year ended 31st Year ended 31st

(Rs million)
Mar 2001 Mar 2000
Gross Revenue 187.1 147.8
Gross Profit 10.8 3.9
Profit after Tax 8.8 3.1
Equity Capital 7.5 7.5
Reserves 18.4 20.0
EPS 117.33 41.33
Net Margin % 4.65 1.82

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6. What is the % growth shown of gross revenue in
2001 over 2000? (Figures shown in parenthesis
represent negative growth)

1. 18% 2. 27% 3.22% 4. 10%

7. The net margin in 2001 has shown an increase

over 2000 of (Net margin is % of Gross
revenue):

1. 3 m 2.6 m 3.0.6m 4. 1.2m

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8. By how many percentage points has Gross
Margin (Gross Profit as a % of Gross Revenue)
increased?

1. 2.3% 2.3.1% 3. 3.8% 4. 5.2%

9. What is the face value per share?

(No. of shares = (Net profit/EPS), Face value =
Equity/No. of shares)

1. Rs. 10 2. Rs. 100 3. Rs. 1000 4. Can’t say

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10. A bonus of 1 share was issued for every 3 held
in 2001. In 2002 Gross Receipts = 210 m and
Net Margin = 5.3%, what is the EPS in 2002?
(Net profit= Net margin %age of Gross Receipts)

1. Rs. 111
2. Rs. 131
3. Rs. 117
4. Rs. 127

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 DI- Tables Online Assignment - 03

DIRECTIONS for questions 1 to 5: Refer to the following

information and answer the questions that follow.

Ladooji is deciding on the formation of his cabinet after

just having lead his coalition to victory in the vote of
confidence. The coalition that has been patched through
consists of 4 parties - the Dal, the Rasam, the CMK and
the DPI. The small cabinet of 28 ministers must satisfy
the following conditions

The Dal and the Rasam should have 10 ministers each

The CMK and the DPI must have 4 ministers each

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Atleast 6 ministers must come from each of the 4 regions
of the country - the North, South, East/Northeast, and
West.

The DPI and the CMK ministers cannot be selected from

the same region.
Following are the nominations received from the parties –

Dal Rasam CMK DPI

South 4 4 2 2
West 4 4 - -
East / North east 4 - - 4
North 6 2 2 2

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1. Which of the following is true?

I) Six ministers cannot be selected from the north

II) DPI ministers must be selected only from the
East and North east

1. I only
2. II only
3. Both I & II
4. Neither I nor II
5. Can’t say

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2. If 10 ministers are from the North, then how many
Dal and Rasam ministers are from the south?

1. 2,2
2. 0,0
3. 4,2
4. 0,4
5. 1,3

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3. If 10 ministers are selected from the South, then
how many Rasam ministers from the west have to
be included?

1. 0 2. 2 3. 5 4. 6 5. 4

4. Which region can send 12 ministers?

1. North 2. South 3.Both 4.Neither 5. West

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5. The probability of selection is the highest for a MP
from

1. West
2. Dal
3. East and N/E
4. Rasam
5. West & Dal

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DIRECTIONS for questions 6 to 10:Refer to the
following information and answer the questions that
follow.

Given below are a set of countries and a set of indicators

for each of these countries.
Two countries i and j are said to be positively correlated
with respect to the indicators A and B if either
(i) Ai >Aj and Bi >Bj occur simultaneously, or (ii) Ai <Aj
and Bi <Bj occur simultaneously
Similarly they said to be negatively correlated if either: (i)
Ai >Aj and Bi <Bj occur simultaneously, or (ii) Ai <Aj and
Bi >Bj occur simultaneously. The quantity Q for any
country is defined as Q = αP – βI + γL1, where P, I and L1
are respectively the per capita income, the infant morality

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and the literacy rate for the country and α, β and γ are
unknown equal positive constants.

Per Per Capita

Infant Life
Capita Energy Literacy
Country Mortality I Expectancy
Income consmp. L1%
per 1000 L2 years
P$/year EKWH
USA 21,800 10,800 98 8 76
Sri
3,000 300 89 22 72
Lanka
Norway 20,800 6,818 100 6 77
Japan 37,000 4,700 100 4 79
Brazil 5,000 790 81 60 62
Syria 5,700 1,100 64 10 75

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6. Among the four countries USA, Norway, Sri Lanka
and Syria, which of these statements is certainly
true?

1. Norway has a higher Q value than USA.

2. Q values follow the order USA > Syria > Sri
Lanka.
3. Norway has the highest value among the four
countries.
4. Q values follow the order Syria > Sri Lanka >
USA
5. Q values follow the order Syria > USA > Sri
Lanka

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7. Given below are sets of three countries. Which one
of these sets exhibit positive correlation with respect
to the indicators P and E for every possible pairs of
countries from the set?

1. USA, Norway & Japan

2. Brazil, Japan and USA
3. Syria, Norway, USA
4. USA, Syria&Japan
5. Norway, Japan & Syria

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8. Consider only the countries Norway and Syria.
Given below are sets of three indicators. Which of
these sets does not show the following property:
positive correlation exists with respect to one pair of
indicators and negative correlation with respect to
the other two pairs?

1. P, E & I
2. P, E & L1
3. P, I & L1
4. E, I & L1
5. Can’t say

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9. If we postulate that the per capita incomes of Sri
Lanka and USA double themselves every 10 years
and every 20 years respectively, the per capita
income of Sri Lanka will be greater than that of USA
after how many years?

1. 20 years
2. 40 years
3. 60 years
4. 70 years
5. Never

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10. Which of the following statements is not true?

1. USA and Sri Lanka are positively correlated with

respect to P & E.
2. Syria and Sri Lanka are negatively correlated with
respect to P & L1.
3. Norway and Japan are positively correlated with
respect to E and P.
4. Brazil and Norway are negatively correlated with
respect to L1 and I.
5. All of the above statements are true.

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 DI- Tables Online Assignment - 04

DIRECTIONS for questions 1 – 4:Refer to table

given below and answer the questions that follow.

Five machines produce fuses that are used in four

wheeled vehicles. The fuses are inspected and either
accepted or rejected. The following table gives the
number of fuses accepted and the percentage of the
total production rejected for each machine.

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Machine Number Percentage of
no. Accepted production rejected
1 400 20
2 380 22
3 380 16
4 400 18
5 430 12

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1. What is the production of machine – 1?

1. 480 2. 500
3. 600 4. None of these

2. What is the approximate number of fuses

rejected from the production of machine 5?

1. 59 2. 36 3.52 4. 48

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3. The total production is highest for machine
number

1. 1 2. 2 3. 3 4. 5

4. The total production is lowest for machine

number

1. 1 2. 2 3. 3 4. 4 or 5
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DIRECTIONS for questions 5 – 7: Refer to the
following table to answer the questions that follow.

%of % of % of Cost per 100

Protein Carbohydrates Fat Grams
Food A 10 20 30 Rs. 1.80
Food B 20 15 10 Rs. 3.00
Food C 20 10 40 Rs. 2.75

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5. If you purchase x grams of food A, y grams of
food B, and z grams of food C, the cost will be

9 11 
 x  3y  z 
1.5 4  ps
2. Rs. (1.8x + 3z +2.75y)
3. (3x + 1.8y + 2.75z) ps
4. Rs. (x + y + z)

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6. Which of the following diets would supply the
most grams of protein?

1. 500 grams of A
2. 250 grams of B
3. 200 grams of B and 200 grams of C
4. 350 grams of C

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7. All of the following diets would supply at least 75
grams of fat. Which of the diets costs the least?

1. 200 grams of A + 150 grams of B

2. 300 grams of A
3. 200 grams of C
4. 150 grams of A + 100 grams of C

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DIRECTIONS for questions 8 – 10: Read the
following table and answer the questions that follow.

Railway Timetable
City Arrival Departure Cumulative Mileage
A -------------- 9:00 am 0
B 9:15 am 9:20 am 12
C 10:40 am 10:55 am 100
D 11:25 am 11:30 am 140
E 12:15pm. 12:25pm 185
F 12:40pm 12:45 pm 190
G 1:45 pm 2:00 pm 250
H 2:30 pm ----------------- 275

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8. What was the average overall speed for the trip,
stopping time included?

1. 48 mph
2. 45 mph
3. 50 mph
4. 56 mph

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9. What was the greatest distance between two
consecutive stops?

1. 45 miles 2. 88 miles
3. 100 miles 4. 275 miles

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10. What was the average distance travelled
between stops, approximately?

1. 25 miles 2. 42 miles
3. 45 miles 4. 39 miles

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