Pie Chart DI Questions for Bank Prelims Exam – Set 2

Directions (1-5): Read the following information 1) Out of the total production of masks in April,
carefully and answer the questions. 33.33% are surgical masks and the ratio of
The given pie chart shows the percentage total production of nonsurgical masks in April to
distribution of the total production of masks March is 6:5, then find total production of
(surgical and nonsurgical) in five different surgical masks in March?
months i.e. January, February, March, April A. 550
and May. B. 320
C. 640
D. 720
E. None of these

2) Total production of masks in January and

April together is how much more/less than the
total production of masks in February and
May?
A. 420 less
B. 180 less
C. 350 more

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D. 220 more
E. None of these
3) If the ratio of the total production of surgical
and nonsurgical masks in February is5:3 and
80% and 60% of surgical and nonsurgical
masks are sold in February, then find total
production of masks in February are unsold?
A. 216
B. 242
C. 278
D. 264
E. None of these
4) If the average of total production of masks in
May and June is 980 and the ratio of total
production of surgical and nonsurgical masks
in June is 8:7, then find total production of
nonsurgical masks in June?
A. 480
B. 210
C. 350
D. 540
E. None of these
5) Total production of masks in February and
April together is what percentage more than
the total production of masks in March?
A. 70%
B. 45%
C. 20%
D. 65%
E. None of these
Directions (6-10): Read the following
information carefully and answer the questions.
The given pie chart shows the percentage
distribution of the total number of rupee notes
(Rs.200 and Rs.100) printed on five different
days i.e. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
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6) If the ratio of the number of Rs.200 and
Rs.100 notes printed on Monday is 8:7 and the
ratio of the number of Rs.200 and Rs.100
notes printed on Friday is 3:2, then find the
average number of Rs.100 notes printed on
Monday and Friday together.
A. 645
B. 575
C. 735
D. 465
E. None of these
7) If total number of rupee notes printed on
Saturday is 16.67% more than that of Tuesday
and 40% of total number of rupee notes printed
on Saturday are Rs.100 notes, then number of
Rs.200 notes printed on Saturday is what
percentage of total number of rupee notes
printed on Tuesday?
A. 60%
B. 80%
C. 50%
D. 70%
E. None of these
8) Total number of rupee notes printed on
Tuesday and Friday together is how much
more/less than total number of rupee notes
printed on Monday and Wednesday together?
A. Rs.800 more
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B. Rs.500 less C. 60%

C. Rs.900 more D. 40%
D. Rs.700 less E. None of these
E. None of these
10) Find the ratio of the total number of rupee
9) If 62.5% and 40% of the total number of notes printed on Monday to the average
rupee notes printed on Wednesday and number of rupee notes printed on Tuesday and
Thursday are Rs.200 notes and then the Wednesday together.
number of Rs.100 notes printed on Thursday is A. 9:10
what percentage more than the number of B. 15:11
Rs.100 notes printed on Wednesday? C. 8:7
A. 80% D. 5:9
B. 100% E. None of these

ANSWER WITH EXPLANATION

Directions (1-5): Total production of surgical masks in

1) Answer: A February=880*5/8=550
Total production of masks in April=18% of Total production of surgical masks in February
5500=18*55=990 are unsold=550*1/5=110
Total production of nonsurgical masks in Total production of nonsurgical masks in
April=66.66% of 990=990*2/3=660 February=880-550=330
Total production of nonsurgical masks in Total production of nonsurgical masks in
March=660/6*5=550 February are unsold=330*2/5=132
Total production of masks in March=20% of Required sum=110+132=242
5500=20*55=1100
Total production of surgical masks in 4) Answer: C
March=1100-550=550 Total production of masks in May=22% of
5500=22*55=1210
2) Answer: D Total production of masks in June=980*2-
Total production of masks in January and April 1210=1960-1210=750
(%)=24+18=42 Total production of nonsurgical masks in
Total production of masks in February and May June=750*7/15=350
(%)=16+22=38
Required difference=(42-38)% of 5) Answer: A
5500=4*55=220 more Total production of masks in February and
April (%)=16+18=34
3) Answer: B Required
Total production of masks in February=16% of percentage=(34-20)/20*100=14/20*100=70%
5500=16*55=880

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Directions (6-10):
6) Answer: A
Total number of rupee notes printed on
Monday = 18% of 7500 = 18*75 = 1350
Number of Rs.100 notes printed on Monday =
1350 * 7/15 = 630
Total number of rupee notes printed on Friday
= 22% of 7500 = 22 * 75 = 1650
Number of Rs.100 notes printed on Friday =
1650 * 2/5 = 660
Required average = ( 630 + 660 ) / 2 = 1290 / 2
= 645
7) Answer: D
Total number of rupee notes printed on
Tuesday = 24% of 7500 = 24 * 75 = 1800
Total number of rupee notes printed on
Saturday = 116.67% of 1800 = 1800 * 7/6 =
2100
Number of Rs.200 notes printed on Saturday =
2100 * 60 / 100 = 2100 * 3/5 = 1260
Required percentage = 1260 / 1800 * 100 =
70%
8) Answer: C
Total number of rupee notes printed on
Tuesday and Friday (%) = 24 + 22 = 46
Total number of rupee notes printed on
Monday and Wednesday (%) = 18 + 16 = 34
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Required difference = ( 46 – 34 )% of 7500 =
12% of 7500 = 12 * 75 = 900 more
9) Answer: B
Total number of rupee notes printed on
Wednesday=16% of 7500=16*75=1200
Number of Rs.100 notes printed on
Wednesday=37.5% of 1200=1200*3/8=450
Total number of rupee notes printed on
Thursday=20% of 7500=20*75=1500
Number of Rs.100 notes printed on
Thursday=60% of 1500=900
Required percentage = ( 900 – 450 ) / 450 *
100 = 450 / 450 * 100 = 100%
10) Answer: A
Total number of rupee notes printed on
Monday = 18% of 7500 = 18 * 75 = 1350
Total number of rupee notes printed on
Tuesday and Wednesday = ( 24 + 16 ) % of
7500 = 40% of 7500 = 40 * 75 = 3000
The average number of rupee notes printed on
Tuesday and Wednesday = 3000 / 2 = 1500
Required ratio = 1350:1500 = 9:10
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