Quantitative aptitude comprises of Data Interpretation problems in bank exams. This is a section which a candidate must aim to score the maximum.
You can use specific data interpretation tricks to solve the problems and aim to ace in the quantitative aptitude section. Below is a typical question asked in the bank exam. We shall see how we can arrive at the answer in seconds using the quantitative aptitude trick.
Steps to find average number of cars sold
Step 1:Count the number of parts in 2008,2010 and 2012
Step 2:Add the number of parts of 2008,2010 and 2012
Step 3:Multiply the result obtained in step 2 by the scale
Step 4:Divide the result obtained in step 3 by the number of years
Step 5:Multiply the result obtained in step 4 by original units of expression(in this example it is 1 production in thousands)
Step 2:Add the number of parts of 2008,2010 and 2012
Step 3:Multiply the result obtained in step 2 by the scale
Step 4:Divide the result obtained in step 3 by the number of years
Step 5:Multiply the result obtained in step 4 by original units of expression(in this example it is 1 production in thousands)
Finding the number of parts in 2008,2010 and 2012
Number of parts of A type cars in 2008=3
Number of parts of A type cars in 2010=8
Number of parts of A type cars in 2012=6
Adding all the parts of A type cars in 2008,2010 and 2012
We get,
3+8+6=17
Multiplying the result by the scale(5)
we get,17 x 5=85
Dividing the result by number of years(3)
we get,85/3=28.333333
Multiplying the result by 1000
we get,28333
Ans Average =28,333 approximately
This is an approximate answer so we can select an option closest to this number.
how you have taken 5 as scale?