Direction1 6: Answer the questions based on the information given in the following Passage:The figure given below shows the relation between quality rating and number of man hours in the processing of 14 bronze statues at Kamal Workshop. The hourly cost of processing is 800 rupees and the price of the bronze statues are directly proportional to the quality rating and the relation between price and quality rating of a bronze statue is given by Price in rupees = 2400 × Quality RatingAssume that any other cost including the cost of material is considered in the hourly cost of processing. The statues are numbered from 1 to 14 in the increasing order based on the number of man hours in processing, for example; the statue with man hours in processing as 2, 3, 4 hours are numbered as Number 1 , Number 2, Number 3 so on. Common Solution:Based on the data shown above we can create the following table which shows the man hours required , quality rating, cost, price and profit for each of the 14 bronze statue made in Kamal Workshop.:Serial NoMan HoursQuality RatingCostPriceProfit12516001200010400235.52400132001080034632001440011200456.540001560011600566.754800162001140067756001680011200787.2564001740011000897.5720018000108009107.7580001860010600101188800192001040011128.259600198001020012138.510400204001000013148.75112002100098001415912000216009600Sum119 95200244200149000Average8.57.276800.017442.910642.9What is the minimum profit in rupees earned on any of the bronze statues?

Direction(1-6): Answer the questions based on the information given in the following Passage:

The figure given below shows the relation between quality rating and number of man hours in the processing of 14 bronze statues at Kamal Workshop. The hourly cost of processing is 800 rupees and the price of the bronze statues are directly proportional to the quality rating and the relation between price and quality rating of a bronze statue is given by

Price in rupees = 2400 × Quality Rating

Assume that any other cost including the cost of material is considered in the hourly cost of processing. The statues are numbered from 1 to 14 in the increasing order based on the number of man hours in processing, for example; the statue with man hours in processing as 2, 3, 4 hours are numbered as Number 1 , Number 2, Number 3 so on.

Common Solution:

Based on the data shown above we can create the following table which shows the man hours required , quality rating, cost, price and profit for each of the 14 bronze statue made in Kamal Workshop.:

Serial No	Man Hours	Quality Rating	Cost	Price	Profit
1	2	5	1600	12000	10400
2	3	5.5	2400	13200	10800
3	4	6	3200	14400	11200
4	5	6.5	4000	15600	11600
5	6	6.75	4800	16200	11400
6	7	7	5600	16800	11200
7	8	7.25	6400	17400	11000
8	9	7.5	7200	18000	10800
9	10	7.75	8000	18600	10600
10	11	8	8800	19200	10400
11	12	8.25	9600	19800	10200
12	13	8.5	10400	20400	10000
13	14	8.75	11200	21000	9800
14	15	9	12000	21600	9600
Sum	119		95200	244200	149000
Average	8.5	7.27	6800.0	17442.9	10642.9

The profit earned on how many bronze statues is at most 500 rupees more or less than the average profit earned on all the bronze statues taken together?

Q.

Direction(1-6): Answer the questions based on the information given in the following Passage:

The figure given below shows the relation between quality rating and number of man hours in the processing of 14 bronze statues at Kamal Workshop. The hourly cost of processing is 800 rupees and the price of the bronze statues are directly proportional to the quality rating and the relation between price and quality rating of a bronze statue is given by

Price in rupees = 2400 × Quality Rating

Assume that any other cost including the cost of material is considered in the hourly cost of processing. The statues are numbered from 1 to 14 in the increasing order based on the number of man hours in processing, for example; the statue with man hours in processing as 2, 3, 4 hours are numbered as Number 1 , Number 2, Number 3 so on.

Common Solution:

Based on the data shown above we can create the following table which shows the man hours required , quality rating, cost, price and profit for each of the 14 bronze statue made in Kamal Workshop.:

Serial No	Man Hours	Quality Rating	Cost	Price	Profit
1	2	5	1600	12000	10400
2	3	5.5	2400	13200	10800
3	4	6	3200	14400	11200
4	5	6.5	4000	15600	11600
5	6	6.75	4800	16200	11400
6	7	7	5600	16800	11200
7	8	7.25	6400	17400	11000
8	9	7.5	7200	18000	10800
9	10	7.75	8000	18600	10600
10	11	8	8800	19200	10400
11	12	8.25	9600	19800	10200
12	13	8.5	10400	20400	10000
13	14	8.75	11200	21000	9800
14	15	9	12000	21600	9600
Sum	119		95200	244200	149000
Average	8.5	7.27	6800.0	17442.9	10642.9

The price of how many bronze statues is more than the average price of all the bronze statues together?

Q.

Direction(1-6): Answer the questions based on the information given in the following Passage:

The figure given below shows the relation between quality rating and number of man hours in the processing of 14 bronze statues at Kamal Workshop. The hourly cost of processing is 800 rupees and the price of the bronze statues are directly proportional to the quality rating and the relation between price and quality rating of a bronze statue is given by

Price in rupees = 2400 × Quality Rating

Assume that any other cost including the cost of material is considered in the hourly cost of processing. The statues are numbered from 1 to 14 in the increasing order based on the number of man hours in processing, for example; the statue with man hours in processing as 2, 3, 4 hours are numbered as Number 1 , Number 2, Number 3 so on.

Common Solution:

Based on the data shown above we can create the following table which shows the man hours required , quality rating, cost, price and profit for each of the 14 bronze statue made in Kamal Workshop.:

Serial No	Man Hours	Quality Rating	Cost	Price	Profit
1	2	5	1600	12000	10400
2	3	5.5	2400	13200	10800
3	4	6	3200	14400	11200
4	5	6.5	4000	15600	11600
5	6	6.75	4800	16200	11400
6	7	7	5600	16800	11200
7	8	7.25	6400	17400	11000
8	9	7.5	7200	18000	10800
9	10	7.75	8000	18600	10600
10	11	8	8800	19200	10400
11	12	8.25	9600	19800	10200
12	13	8.5	10400	20400	10000
13	14	8.75	11200	21000	9800
14	15	9	12000	21600	9600
Sum	119		95200	244200	149000
Average	8.5	7.27	6800.0	17442.9	10642.9

For how many bronze statues with quality rating more than the average rating of all the bronze statues is the profit earned more than the average profit earned on all the bronze statues together?

Q. Thirty children were asked about the number of hours they watched TV programmes in the previous week. The results were found as under:
8, 4, 8, 5, 1, 6, 2, 5, 3, 12, 3, 10, 4, 12, 2, 8, 15, 1, 6, 17, 5, 8, 2, 3, 9, 6, 7, 8, 14, 12.

How many children watched television for 15 or more hours a week?

Q. Thirty children were asked about the number of hours they watched TV programmes in the previous week. The results were found as follows:

\begin{matrix} 1 & 6 & 2 & 3 & 5 & 12 & 5 & 8 & 4 & 8 10 & 3 & 4 & 12 & 2 & 8 & 15 & 1 & 17 & 6 3 & 2 & 8 & 5 & 9 & 6 & 8 & 7 & 14 & 12 \end{matrix}

(i) Make a grouped frequency distribution table for this data, taking class width

5

and one of the class intervals as

5 - 10

.
(ii) How many children watched television for 15 or more hours a week?

The correct option is C 9600The minimum profit in rupees earned on any of the bronze statues is Rs. 9600. Hence option C

The correct option is C 9600
The minimum profit in rupees earned on any of the bronze statues is Rs. 9600. Hence option C