Data Interpretation Basics Tabular

The table provided shows the production of sugar by six major production units in India. To determine in which pair of months the production of sugar was equal for Unit E, we need to look at the corresponding values for Unit E in the table. The production of sugar for Unit E in April is given, and the production in May is also given. Since the question asks for the pair of months where the production was equal, we can conclude that the production of sugar was equal in April and May for Unit E.

The question asks which discipline had a continuous increase in the number of candidates appeared over the years. However, the answer is "None," indicating that none of the disciplines had a continuous increase in the number of candidates appeared.

Unit A shows continuous increase in production of sugar over months.

The approximate percentage decrease in sugar production of unit B in June compared to April is 10%.

The given question states that BSNL announced a cut in STD rates on 27.12.2001, and these new rates are to be implemented from 14.01.2002. The question also mentions that one of the three calls in Q. 12 were made in an off-peak time on both days. Since the off-peak time has lower rates, it is clear that the total cost of the calls between 13th and 14th January will definitely reduce.

In the given table, the production of sugar by six major production units in India is provided. To determine the number of units with a share of more than 25% of the total production of sugar in the month of June, we need to compare the production of each unit with 25% of the total production. Since the answer is 1, it means that only one unit has a production share greater than 25% of the total production.

The given answer states that PAL-Peugeot's sales in the four metros have always been maximum in Calcutta. This means that out of the four metros, Calcutta has consistently had the highest sales for PAL-Peugeot compared to the other three metros. However, the answer does not mention anything about PAL-Peugeot's sales being always more than those of Opel Astra or always increasing. Therefore, the correct answer is 2 only.

The explanation for the given correct answer is that in 1996, the percentage of qualified candidates in the engineering discipline was the highest compared to the other years mentioned. This means that a larger proportion of the candidates who appeared for the examination in the engineering discipline in 1996 were able to qualify.

The number of candidates appeared under Agriculture in 1995 was approximately half of the number of candidates qualified under Arts in 1994. This can be calculated by dividing the number of candidates appeared under Agriculture in 1995 (400) by the number of candidates qualified under Arts in 1994 (200). The result is 2, which can be expressed as 200% when converted to a percentage. Therefore, the number of candidates appeared under Agriculture in 1995 was approximately 200% of the number of candidates qualified under Arts in 1994.

The percentage of total number of candidates of all the disciplines together qualified to the appeared ones was the maximum in the year 1995.

The percentage drop in the number of candidates qualified in the Science discipline from 1994 to 1995 is 10%.

The average percentage increase in the market share of Opel Astra in the metros can be calculated by finding the average of the given percentages. The percentages given are 25%, 9.5%, 16%, and 5.5%. Adding these percentages and dividing by 4 gives an average of 14.25%. However, since the question asks for the average percentage increase, we need to subtract the initial market share of Opel Astra from this average. As the initial market share is not given, we cannot determine the exact average percentage increase. Therefore, the given answer of 16% cannot be confirmed or refuted based on the information provided.

The given answer suggests that the sales of DCM-Daewoo in Delhi and Madras are almost equal. This can be inferred from the information provided about the expected market of four brands of automobiles in the four metros. Since the question states that the sales of the four brands in 1996 were given, we can assume that the expected market is based on these sales figures. Therefore, if the expected market indicates that the sales of DCM-Daewoo in Delhi and Madras are almost equal, it means that the sales figures for these two cities are similar or very close to each other.

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The maximum percentage reduction in costs will be experienced for calls over the 200-500 km distance range. This is because the new rates and slabs announced by BSNL will be implemented from 14.01.2002, and the maximum reduction in costs will likely be applied to the longer distance calls within this range. Calls within the 50-200 km range may also see a reduction, but it is likely to be lower than the reduction for the 200-500 km range. The rates for calls over 500 km and greater than 1000 km may not experience as significant a reduction in costs compared to the 200-500 km range.

The given answer, 51.75%, is the percentage difference in the cost of the telephone calls made on the 13th and 14th January. The question states that BSNL announced a cut in STD rates on 27.12.2001 and the new rates and slabs are to be implemented from 14.01.2002. Therefore, the cost of the telephone calls made on the 14th January would be lower than the cost of the calls made on the 13th January. The specific calculations to arrive at the percentage difference are not provided, but based on the given information, the correct answer is 51.75%.

The question provides information about the relative costs of the different automobile brands, but it does not provide any information about the market demand or sales of each brand in the four metros. Without information about the market demand or sales, it is not possible to determine which brand would generate the maximum net revenue. Therefore, the correct answer is "Can't say."

The increase in Mercedes-Benz's revenues will show a 100% growth if the price were to go up by 12% in 1997. This can be calculated by finding the percentage increase in revenue when the price increases by 12%. Since the price increase is given as a percentage, we can directly use it to calculate the percentage increase in revenue. Therefore, a 12% increase in price will result in a 12% increase in revenue.

The combined share of Opel Astra in Mumbai and Madras is 22%. Let's assume the sales volume of Opel Astra in Mumbai is x units. Therefore, the sales volume of Opel Astra in Madras would be (22 - x) units. We need to find the ratio of the sales volume in Mumbai to that in Madras, which is x / (22 - x). Simplifying this ratio, we get 7/3. Hence, the sales volume of Opel Astra in Mumbai is 7/3 times that in Madras.