CASELET-1 || Data Interpretation || CAT 2021 || 22 October

There are three different factories A, B and C. Each factory manufactures different number of bottles of either red colour or yellow colour.

Factory A: The number of red colour bottles manufactured is 270

Factory B: The number of yellow colour bottles manufactured is same as the total number of bottles manufactured by factory A

Factory C: Total 240 bottles are manufactured and 1/3 of the bottles are red.

The number of yellow bottles manufactured by factory A is 20 more than the number of yellow bottles manufactured by factory C. The number of red bottles manufactured by factory B is one-third of the yellow bottles manufactured by factory B

There are three different factories A, B and C. Each factory manufactures different number of bottles of either red colour or yellow colour.

Factory A: The number of red colour bottles manufactured is 270

Factory B: The number of yellow colour bottles manufactured is same as the total number of bottles manufactured by factory A

Factory C: Total 240 bottles are manufactured and 1/3 of the bottles are red.

The number of yellow bottles manufactured by factory A is 20 more than the number of yellow bottles manufactured by factory C. The number of red bottles manufactured by factory B is one-third of the yellow bottles manufactured by factory B

There are three different factories A, B and C. Each factory manufactures different number of bottles of either red colour or yellow colour.

Factory A: The number of red colour bottles manufactured is 270

Factory B: The number of yellow colour bottles manufactured is same as the total number of bottles manufactured by factory A

Factory C: Total 240 bottles are manufactured and 1/3 of the bottles are red.

The number of yellow bottles manufactured by factory A is 20 more than the number of yellow bottles manufactured by factory C. The number of red bottles manufactured by factory B is one-third of the yellow bottles manufactured by factory B

There are three different factories A, B and C. Each factory manufactures different number of bottles of either red colour or yellow colour.

Factory A: The number of red colour bottles manufactured is 270

Factory B: The number of yellow colour bottles manufactured is same as the total number of bottles manufactured by factory A

Factory C: Total 240 bottles are manufactured and 1/3 of the bottles are red.

The number of yellow bottles manufactured by factory A is 20 more than the number of yellow bottles manufactured by factory C. The number of red bottles manufactured by factory B is one-third of the yellow bottles manufactured by factory B

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There are three trains A, B and C. The speeds and the lengths of each train are different. The time taken by train A having the length of 320 m, is to cross a pole is 16 seconds. The ratio of the speed of train A to train B is 5 : 4. Time taken by train A and B to cross each other in same direction is 130 seconds. The ratio of the length of train B to train C is 5 : 12. The time taken by train C to cross 160 m long bridge is 16 seconds.

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There are three trains A, B and C. The speeds and the lengths of each train are different. The time taken by train A having the length of 320 m, is to cross a pole is 16 seconds. The ratio of the speed of train A to train B is 5 : 4. Time taken by train A and B to cross each other in same direction is 130 seconds. The ratio of the length of train B to train C is 5 : 12. The time taken by train C to cross 160 m long bridge is 16 seconds.

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There are three trains A, B and C. The speeds and the lengths of each train are different. The time taken by train A having the length of 320 m, is to cross a pole is 16 seconds. The ratio of the speed of train A to train B is 5 : 4. Time taken by train A and B to cross each other in same direction is 130 seconds. The ratio of the length of train B to train C is 5 : 12. The time taken by train C to cross 160 m long bridge is 16 seconds.

The data given below is about the number of movie tickets sold by a cinema house in five different days – Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. The number of movie tickets sold in Tuesday is 20% more than that in Wednesday. The average of the number of tickets sold in Tuesday and Thursday together is same as the number of tickets sold in Monday. The number of tickets sold in Friday is 160. The ratio of the number of tickets sold in Thursday to Friday is 3 : 2. The sum of the number of tickets sold in Monday and Friday is 385.

The data given below is about the number of movie tickets sold by a cinema house in five different days – Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. The number of movie tickets sold in Tuesday is 20% more than that in Wednesday. The average of the number of tickets sold in Tuesday and Thursday together is same as the number of tickets sold in Monday. The number of tickets sold in Friday is 160. The ratio of the number of tickets sold in Thursday to Friday is 3 : 2. The sum of the number of tickets sold in Monday and Friday is 385.

The data given below is about the number of movie tickets sold by a cinema house in five different days – Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. The number of movie tickets sold in Tuesday is 20% more than that in Wednesday. The average of the number of tickets sold in Tuesday and Thursday together is same as the number of tickets sold in Monday. The number of tickets sold in Friday is 160. The ratio of the number of tickets sold in Thursday to Friday is 3 : 2. The sum of the number of tickets sold in Monday and Friday is 385.