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The pie chart given below shows the total population in five cities (A, B, C, D, E).
In city F, the population of males is 50% more than the total population in D and female population is 20% less than the average population of B and E. Find the total population of F (male + females) is what percentage of total population of C?
The pie chart given below shows the total population in five cities (A, B, C, D, E).
Find the difference between sum of total population of B and C and total population of E?
The pie chart given below shows the total population in five cities (A, B, C, D, E).
In C, the ratio of male and females is \(2 : 5\) and female to children is \(1 : 1.\) Find the ratio of children in C to total population of E.
The pie chart given below shows the total population in five cities (A, B, C, D, E).
The population of cities D and E is what percentage more/less than the total population of A and C
The pie chart given below shows the total population in five cities (A, B, C, D, E).
Out of the total population of all the cities 35% are females and 55% of the total population of city D are females. Total females in all the cities except D is how many more/ less than total population of A.
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The information is about 100 people and three beverages — tea, coffee and milk. The ratio of people who like only tea and only coffee is \(5 : 3.\) The number of people who like only milk is equal to the number of people who like only tea and coffee together. 16 people like all three beverages. The people who like only milk and tea together are 30% more than the people who like only coffee and milk together. The people who like only coffee and milk together are 20, which is double the number of people who like only tea.
Find the number of people who like only one beverage.
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The information is about 100 people and three beverages — tea, coffee and milk. The ratio of people who like only tea and only coffee is \(5 : 3.\) The number of people who like only milk is equal to the number of people who like only tea and coffee together. 16 people like all three beverages. The people who like only milk and tea together are 30% more than the people who like only coffee and milk together. The people who like only coffee and milk together are 20, which is double the number of people who like only tea.
The number of people who like coffee is what percentage of the people who like all three beverages?
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The information is about 100 people and three beverages — tea, coffee and milk. The ratio of people who like only tea and only coffee is \(5 : 3.\) The number of people who like only milk is equal to the number of people who like only tea and coffee together. 16 people like all three beverages. The people who like only milk and tea together are 30% more than the people who like only coffee and milk together. The people who like only coffee and milk together are 20, which is double the number of people who like only tea.
Find the ratio of people who like only two beverages together to who like only coffee.
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The information is about 100 people and three beverages — tea, coffee and milk. The ratio of people who like only tea and only coffee is \(5 : 3.\) The number of people who like only milk is equal to the number of people who like only tea and coffee together. 16 people like all three beverages. The people who like only milk and tea together are 30% more than the people who like only coffee and milk together. The people who like only coffee and milk together are 20, which is double the number of people who like only tea.
Find the difference between people who like milk and tea.
The bar graph given below shows the total number of graduate and post graduate employees in five different companies. The table shows the difference between graduate and post graduate employees.
| Companies | Graduate − Post Graduate employees |
|---|---|
| A | 4 |
| B | 2 |
| C | 36 |
| D | 90 |
| E | 96 |
Note: Total Employees = Graduate + Post Graduate Employees. Graduate employees are more than Post Graduate employees.
Find the difference between average number of graduate employees in B and D and average number of post graduate employees in A and E?
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