Question : The bar graph given below shows the number of male teachers and female teachers in 5 schools.
 
L1- The difference between the total number of male and female teachers in all the 5 schools.
L2 = Total number of male and female teachers in school H.
What is the value of $\frac{\text{L1}}{\text{L2}}$?

Option 1: 2.66

Option 2: 1.16

Option 3: 0.55

Option 4: 4.66

Question : The line chat given below shows the number of male teachers and female teachers in 5 schools.

Which of the following statements is NOT correct?
I. The total number of male teachers in all 5 schools is 106.6% of the total number of female teachers in the 5 schools.
II. The number of female teachers in School E is 11.73% more than the number of male teachers in School I.

Option 1: Only II

Option 2: Only I

Option 3: Both I and II

Option 4: Neither I or II

Question : The line chart given below shows the number of male teachers and female teachers in 5 schools.
J1 = Total number of male and female teachers in school P.
J2 = The difference between the total number of male and the total number of female teachers in all the 5 schools.
What is the value of (J1 : J2)?

Option 1: 7 : 4

Option 2: 4 : 7

Option 3: 9 : 7

Option 4: 5 : 7

Question : The table given below shows the number of male teachers and female teachers in 5 schools.

A₁ = The average number of female teachers in all the 5 schools.
A₂ = The average number of male teachers in all the 5 schools.
What is the value of (A₁ + A₂)?

Option 1: 300

Option 2: 48

Option 3: 126

Option 4: 174

Question : Study the given pie chart and answer the question that follows.
Percentage-wise distribution of teachers in six different subjects in a school is given in the pie chart. The total number of teachers is 600. The ratio of male to female teachers is 3 : 1.

What is the total number of male teachers in the school?

Option 1: 500

Option 2: 420

Option 3: 450

Option 4: 400

Question : The line chart given below shows the expenditure of two companies J and K in five different years.
 
L1 = The difference between the average expenditure of company J in years A and B and the average expenditure of company K in years C and D.
L2 = The value of average expenditure of company K in all 5 years.
What is the value of (L2 – L1)?

Option 1: 490

Option 2: 540

Option 3: 350

Option 4: 420