HSSC CET · Quantitative Ability
Data Interpretation
Tables, bar/pie/line graphs — calculation-based questions.
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పూర్తి మాక్ తీసుకోండి →Q1 · Data Interpretation · EASY
The following table shows the number of students enrolled in five different schools in a city: School | Boys | Girls -------|------|------ A | 240 | 180 B | 320 | 280 C | 200 | 220 D | 360 | 340 E | 280 | 260 What is the total number of students enrolled in School D?
Q2 · Data Interpretation · EASY
A bar graph shows the production of rice (in thousand tonnes) in a state over five years: Year 2019: 150 Year 2020: 180 Year 2021: 200 Year 2022: 170 Year 2023: 220 What is the average production of rice (in thousand tonnes) over these five years?
Q3 · Data Interpretation · MEDIUM
A pie chart shows the distribution of a family's monthly expenditure of Rs 48,000 across different categories: Food: 30% Rent: 25% Education: 20% Transport: 15% Miscellaneous: 10% How much more does the family spend on Food than on Transport?
Q4 · Data Interpretation · MEDIUM
The following table shows the sales (in lakhs) of two products X and Y over four quarters: Quarter | Product X | Product Y --------|-----------|---------- Q1 | 45 | 60 Q2 | 50 | 55 Q3 | 55 | 65 Q4 | 60 | 70 By what percentage did the sales of Product X increase from Q1 to Q4?
Q5 · Data Interpretation · MEDIUM
A company's sales for four quarters are: Q1 = ₹45,000, Q2 = ₹52,000, Q3 = ₹48,000, Q4 = ₹55,000. What is the percentage increase in sales from Q1 to Q4?