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The following table gives the marks obtained by six students in six different subjects in an examination. The maximum marks for each subject are given in the brackets. Answer the questions that follow.
Question: 1
What is the average of total marks obtained by Aman, Kartik, Mukesh and Lokesh, in all subjects?
What is the average of total marks obtained by Aman, Kartik, Mukesh and Lokesh, in all subjects?
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- 493.75
- 553.75
- 523.25
- 463.25
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The Correct Option is B
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Question: 2
What percentage is the total marks obtained by Lokesh and Sumit in Hindi, English and Maths of the total marks obtained by Aman and Kartik in Economy, Accountancy and Geography (correct to one decimal place)?
What percentage is the total marks obtained by Lokesh and Sumit in Hindi, English and Maths of the total marks obtained by Aman and Kartik in Economy, Accountancy and Geography (correct to one decimal place)?
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- 78.8%
- 62.4%
- 65.9%
- 73.1%
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The Correct Option is A
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Question: 3
Find the ratio of total percentage marks obtained by Sumit and Sandhya in Hindi, English and Maths.
Find the ratio of total percentage marks obtained by Sumit and Sandhya in Hindi, English and Maths.
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When asked for a ratio of percentages where the base (total maximum marks) is the same for both quantities, you can simply find the ratio of the obtained scores. This shortcut saves the step of calculating individual percentages.
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- 49 : 73
- 53 : 78
- 47 : 63
- 39 : 88
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The Correct Option is C
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Question: 4
What is the difference of the total marks obtained in all subjects by Sumit and Mukesh?
What is the difference of the total marks obtained in all subjects by Sumit and Mukesh?
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Always check if any required calculations have already been performed for previous questions in the same data set. Reusing results like total scores can save valuable time during an exam.
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- 130
- 150
- 120
- 140
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The Correct Option is D
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