Question : The following table shows the number of watches of 5 brands sold by two showrooms.

	Showroom 1	showroom 2
Brand 1	60	35
Brand 2	55	75
Brand 3	75	50
Brand 4	48	62
Brand 5	52	38

M = per brand average number of watches sold from Showroom 1. What is the ratio of the number of watches of Brand 3 sold from Showroom 2 to M?

Option 1: 27 : 31

Option 2: 28 : 37

Option 3: 25 : 29

Option 4: 26 : 33

Question : The following table shows the number of trucks of 6 different brands sold from a showroom during a given period of time.

There are 8 tyres on each truck, irrespective of the brand of the truck. What is the average number of tyres per brand?

Option 1: 280

Option 2: 300

Option 3: 260

Option 4: 240

Question : The following table shows the number of buyers visiting four different brand stores in a week. The number of buyers in Brand R is how much percent more than the number of buyers in Brand P during this week.

Option 1: 5.50%

Option 2: 2.25%

Option 3: 4.25%

Option 4: 3.75%

Question : The table shows the number of boys and girls in the schools. Which school has the minimum number of students?

Option 1: 2

Option 2: 3

Option 3: 5

Option 4: 1

Question : The table below shows the number of the AC that were sold by the showroom in the years 2013 to 2016. How much percentage of AC sold by Showroom B in 2014 is less than that of Showroom D in 2016?

Option 1: 10%

Option 2: 14%

Option 3: 8%

Option 4: 12%

Question : The following table shows the number of chairs made of plastic and steel in 5 different colours that were sold from a furniture showroom during a sale.

The total number of chairs of colour C3 sold are what percentage of all the chairs of these 5 colours sold, both plastic and steel ones put together? [Correct your answer to 2 decimal places.]

Option 1: 17.75 %

Option 2: 20.75 %

Option 3: 14.75 %

Option 4: 23.75 %