Read the following question caselet and answer the question that follow The circulation of the Deccan Emerald newspaper is 3,73,000 copies, while its closets competitors are The Times of Hindustan and India`s Tunes, which sell 2,47,000 and 20% more than that respectively (rounded off to the higher thousand). All the newspapers cost Rs. 2 each. The hawker`s commissions offered by the three papers are 20%, 25% and 30% respectively (these commissions are calculated on the sale price of the newspaper). Also , it is known that newspapers earn primarily through sales and advertising. Based on the data in the previous question and the additional information that the space availability in India`s Times is 1000 cc, find the percentage point difference in the percentage of advertising space to be utilized in India`s Times and that which must be utilized in Times of Hindustan so that both newspapers just break even.

1.  4.5

2.  5.2

3.  10

4.  Cannot be determined

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10


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Read the following question caselet and answer the question that follow The circulation of the Deccan Emerald newspaper is 3,73,000 copies, while its closets competitors are The Times of Hindustan and India`s Tunes, which sell 2,47,000 and 20% more than that respectively (rounded off to the higher thousand). All the newspapers cost Rs. 2 each. The hawker`s commissions offered by the three papers are 20%, 25% and 30% respectively (these commissions are calculated on the sale price of the newspaper). Also , it is known that newspapers earn primarily through sales and advertising. For the data in questions is known that the advertising rate in Times of Hindustan is Rs. 1800 per cc and that in the India`s Times is Rs. 2100 per cc, then what is the percentage point difference in the percentage of advertising space to be utilized by Times of Hindustan and India`s Times so that both of them are just able to break even

1.  4.18

2.  5.6

3.  4.09

4.  Cannot be determined

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5.6


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On a train journey, there are 5 kinds of tickets AC I, AC II, AC III, 3-tier, and general. The relationship between the rates of the tickets for the Eurail is: AC II is 20% higher than ACIII and AC I is 70% of AC III`s value higher than the AC II ticket`s value. The 3-tier ticket is 25% of the AC I`s ticket cost and the general ticket is 1/3 the price of the AC II ticket. The AC II ticket costs 780 euros between London and Paris. The difference in the rates of 3 tier and general ticket is

1.  41.25 euros

2.  55.8 euros

3.  48.75 euros

4.  52.75 euros

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48.75 euros


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On a train journey, there are 5 kinds of tickets AC I, AC II, AC III, 3-tier, and general. The relationship between the rates of the tickets for the Eurail is: AC II is 20% higher than ACIII and AC I is 70% of AC III`s value higher than the AC II ticket`s value. The 3-tier ticket is 25% of the AC I`s ticket cost and the general ticket is 1/3 the price of the AC II ticket. The AC II ticket costs 780 euros between London and Paris. The difference in the rates of 3 tier and general ticket is The total cost of one ticket of each class will be

1.  3233.75

2.  3533.75

3.  4233.75

4.  3733.75

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3233.75


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A Eurailexpress train has 2 AC I bogeys having 24 berths each, 3 AC II bogeys having 45 berths each, 2 AC III bogeys having 64 berths each and 12 3-tier bogeys having 64 berths each. There are no general bogeys in the train. If 200 euros is the cost of an AC 3-tier berth from London to Glasgow The value of the maximum revenues possible from the Eurailexpress between Glasgow to London and back is

1.  3,15,600

2.  2,44,800

3.  2,98,400

4.  2,96,760

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2,98,400


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A Eurailexpress train has 2 AC I bogeys having 24 berths each, 3 AC II bogeys having 45 berths each, 2 AC III bogeys having 64 berths each and 12 3-tier bogeys having 64 berths each. There are no general bogeys in the train. If 200 euros is the cost of an AC 3-tier berth from London to Glasgow For a Eurailexpress journey from London to Glasgow, 80% of the train was uniformly booked across classes. What percentage of the total revenues came out of the sales of 3-tier tickets.

1.  44.23%

2.  52.18%

3.   39.23%

4.  48.9%

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44.23\%


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A Eurailexpress train has 2 AC I bogeys having 24 berths each, 3 AC II bogeys having 45 berths each, 2 AC III bogeys having 64 berths each and 12 3-tier bogeys having 64 berths each. There are no general bogeys in the train. If 200 euros is the cost of an AC 3-tier berth from London to Glasgow If bookings for the above question was 40% in AC I, 70% in AC II, 60% in AC III and 55% in 3-tier, then what will happen to the percentage contribution of 3-tier to the total revenues, on the train journey

1.  Decrease

2.  Increase

3.  Remain constant

4.  Cannot be determined

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Decrease


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A 14.4 kg gas cylinder runs for 104 hours when the smaller burner on the gas stove is fully opened while it runs for 80 hours when the larger burner on the gas stove is fully opened. Which of these values are the closest to the percentage difference in the usage of gas per hour, between the smaller and the larger burner.

1.  26.23%

2.  30%

3.  32.23%

4.  23.07%

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30\%


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A 14.4 kg gas cylinder runs for 104 hours when the smaller burner on the gas stove is fully opened while it runs for 80 hours when the larger burner on the gas stove is fully opened. Which of these values are the closest to the percentage difference in the usage of gas per hour, between the smaller and the larger burner. Assume that the rate of gas dispersal is directly proportional to the degree of opening of the aperture of the gas. If we are given that the smaller burner is open to 60% of its maximum and the larger burner is open to 50% of its maximum, the percentage decrease in the percentage difference between the smaller burner and the larger burner (in terms of hours per kg) is

1.  72.22%

2.  73.33%

3.  66.66%

4.  None of these

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72.22\%


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Hursh Sarma has a salary of Rs. 10,800 per month. In the first month of the year, he spends 40% of his income on food, 50% on clothing and saves 11.11% of what he has spent. In the next two months, he saves 9.09% of what he has spent (spending 38.33% of his income on food). In the fourth month, he gets an increment of 11.11% on his salary and spends every single paise on celebrating his raise. But from the fifth month onwards good sense prevails on him and he saves 12.5%, 15%, 20%, 10%, 8.33%, 12.5% and 20% on his new income per month. The percentage difference between the sum of the savings for the two months having the highest savings to the sum of the savings for the two months having the lowest savings is

1.  2.6666

2.  5.3333

3.   8

4.   None of these

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5.3333


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