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UPSC 2000 · Q136 · CSAT › Data Interpretation · Save

The given diagram shows the number of students who failed in an examination comprising papers in English, Hindi and Mathematics. The total number of students who took the test is 500. What is the percentage of students who failed in at least two subjects? The original diagram is not available for this question.

(a) 6.8
(b) 7.8
(c) 34
(d) 39
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Answer: (b) 7.8
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UPSC 2000 · Q146 · CSAT › Data Interpretation · Save

The following figure represents time vs. learning curves of two students, Q and R, for learning a Mathematics lesson.

Which one of the following inferences can be drawn from the graph?

(a) R started slowly in the beginning but got ahead of Q to complete learning the lesson
(b) Q started slowly and finished learning the lesson earlier than R
(c) R was always faster than Q in learning Mathematics
(d) Q was always faster than R in learning Mathematics
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Answer: (b) Q started slowly and finished learning the lesson earlier than R
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UPSC 2000 · Q149 · CSAT › Data Interpretation · Save

The distribution of 1,00,000 tourists who visited India during a particular year is shown in the given charts. Based on this, the number of Japanese tourists below the age of 39 who visited India in the year concerned is

(a) 10,000
(b) 8,000
(c) 6,000
(d) 4,000
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Answer: (d) 4,000