Numerical Reasoning MCQ Flashcards
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A data table shows sales of 450, 520, 480, 610, and 540 units over 5 months. What is the median sales figure?
Answer: 520
Sorted values: 450, 480, 520, 540, 610; the middle (3rd) value is 520.
A pie chart shows that Department A uses 35% of a budget, Department B uses 45%, and the rest goes to Department C. If the total budget is $200,000, how much does Department C receive?
Answer: $40,000
Department C gets 100% - 35% - 45% = 20%; 20% of $200,000 = $40,000.
A graph shows profit doubling every 3 years. If current profit is $50,000, what will it be in 9 years?
Answer: $400,000
Profit doubles 3 times in 9 years: $50,000 × 2³ = $50,000 × 8 = $400,000.
Two numbers are in the ratio 3:5. If their sum is 96, what is the larger number?
Answer: 60
Total parts = 8; larger number = (5/8) × 96 = 60.
A bar chart shows monthly expenses. January: $1,200, February: $1,050, March: $1,350. What is the percentage difference between the highest and lowest months?
Answer: 28.6%
Highest = $1,350, Lowest = $1,050; difference = 300; % = 300/1050 × 100 ≈ 28.6%.
A line graph shows a value increasing from 200 to 350 over 5 equal intervals. What is the average increase per interval?
Answer: 30
Total increase = 350 - 200 = 150; average per interval = 150 / 5 = 30.
A table shows that Product X has a profit margin of 18% and annual sales of $250,000. What is the annual profit from Product X?
Answer: $45,000
Annual profit = 18% × $250,000 = 0.18 × $250,000 = $45,000.