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Analytical Reasoning & Data Interpretation Flashcards

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  1. A bar chart shows monthly sales: Jan $40k, Feb $50k, Mar $30k, Apr $60k. What was the percentage increase from March to April?

    Answer: 100%

    ($60k - $30k) / $30k = 100%.

  2. If all engineers in a company are problem-solvers, and some problem-solvers are managers, which conclusion must be true?

    Answer: Some managers may be engineers

    Overlap is possible but not guaranteed, so 'may be' is the only valid conclusion.

  3. A pie chart divides a budget: Rent 40%, Food 25%, Transport 15%, Savings 20%. If total budget is $2,000, how much is Transport?

    Answer: $300

    15% of $2,000 = $300.

  4. In a sequence 2, 6, 12, 20, 30, what is the next number?

    Answer: 42

    Differences increase by 2 each time (4,6,8,10,12), so 30+12=42.

  5. A line graph shows temperature rising steadily from 10°C at 6am to 22°C at noon. What is the average hourly increase?

    Answer: 2°C

    12°C rise over 6 hours = 2°C per hour.

  6. Five people sit in a row. If A is left of B, and C is right of B, who could be in the middle?

    Answer: B only

    B sits between A and C in the ordering, making B a natural middle candidate.

  7. A table shows 3 products with profit margins 20%, 35%, and 15%. Which statement is most supported?

    Answer: The second product is most profitable per unit

    35% is the highest margin, indicating greatest profit per unit.