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Quantitative Aptitude

179 questions in Science & Technology.

Asked in 1997, 1996, 1995

The number of students in two sections, A and B, having different heights is shown in the following table: Height (in metres) Number of students with that height in Section A Section B 1.55 3 2 1.60 7 3 1.62 12 14 1.65 15 14 1.68 8 9 1.71 6 5 1.75 3 4 The ratio of the number of students of a particular height in Section A to that in Section B is the maximum for the height of

  1. (a)1.55 m
  2. (b)1.60 m
  3. (c)1.65 m
  4. (d)1.71 m
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Official answer(b) 1.60 m

Consider the following figures: (i) a rectangle 4 cm × 9 cm (ii) a square of side 6 cm (iii) a right-angled triangle with base 8 cm and height 9 cm Which one of the following conclusions can be drawn from these figures?

  1. (a)The areas of the three figures are all different
  2. (b)The areas of all the three figures are equal
  3. (c)The perimeters of the three figures are equal
  4. (d)The perimeters of figures I and II are equal
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Official answer(b) The areas of all the three figures are equal

The given pie charts show the proportion of literates and illiterates in a country, in the year 1970 and 1990 and also the proportion of males (M) and females (F) among the literates. Which one of the following statements can be said to be beyond any doubt?

  1. (a)In 1970 has of the illiterates were women (females)
  2. (b)The proportion of literate males to the total population of males remained the same over the years
  3. (c)Male literacy did not improve over this period
  4. (d)The ratio of female literates to male literates improved significantly over this period
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Official answer(d) The ratio of female literates to male literates improved significantly over this period