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Directions: The following table shows the particulars regarding the members and the number of books issued to them in December 1992 in a city. Refer to the following to answer the question that follow. Class of Members | A | B | C | D | Total | No. of members | 218 | 137 | 87 | 96 | 538 | Books Issued | Novels | 387 | 864 | 283 | 713 | 2247 | | Sports Magazine | 58 | 137 | -- | -- | 195 | | Other Books | 24 | 126 | 382 | 410 | 942 | | Total Books | 469 | 1127 | 665 | 1123 | 3384 | 1. The maximum ratio of the number of novels issued to the number of members in a class is nearly: (a) 9.44 (b) 5.53 (c) 6.32 (d) 7.43 2. The average number of books issued to any one member is nearly the average number of novels issued to any member of class: (a) A (b) B (c) C (d) D 3. The number which is five times the excess of the total number of books issued to C class members over the total number of books issued to A class member is nearly the number denoting the total number of: (a) Members (b) sports magazine issued (c) novels issued (d) other books issued 4. If the number of novels issued to the classes C and D were treated as sports Magazine to these two classes, with no issue of novels to them, then the total number of Sports Magazine issued to the members of all classes, as a percentage of the total number of novels and other books issued to the members of all classes, is: (a) 54.3% (b) 60.4% (c) 50.7% (d) 57% 5. The sum of the averages of the total number of books issued to the members of the different classes is nearly … times the average of the total number of all the books issued to the members of all classes: (a) 3.6 (b) 5.6 (c) 4.7 (d) 6.3

Directions: Refer to the following table to answer the questions that follow. P & P 10 Most Active Stocks | Company | No. of Shares (Lakhs) | Price per share – 16 Jun, 2000

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