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Q. In a pie chart showing the preferences of students for different subjects, if Mathematics is represented by a segment of 30%, which of the following could be the total number of students surveyed if 90 students prefer Mathematics?
Q. In a pie chart showing the preferences of students for different subjects, if Mathematics is represented by a 90-degree angle, what percentage of students prefer Mathematics?
Q. In a pie chart showing the time spent on various activities in a day, if 'Work' takes up 50% of the chart, which of the following activities is least likely to take up more than 10%?
Q. In a pie chart, if 'Education' takes up 45% of the total budget and the total budget is $500,000, how much is allocated to Education?
Q. In a pie chart, if 'Online Sales' account for 70% of total sales, what does this imply about 'In-store Sales'?
Q. In a pie chart, if 10% of the total area represents the sales of product B and the total sales area is 1,000 square units, what is the area representing product B?
Q. In a pie chart, if the segment for 'Leisure Activities' is represented by 60 degrees, what percentage of the total does this represent?
Q. In a pie chart, if the segment for 'Transportation' is 20% and the total budget is $1,200, what is the dollar amount allocated for Transportation?
Q. In a pie chart, if the segment for 'Transportation' is 25% and 'Housing' is 35%, what is the combined percentage for 'Food' and 'Entertainment' if they make up the rest?
Q. In a pie chart, if the segment for 'Transportation' is 25% and the total budget is $80,000, how much is allocated for Transportation?
Q. In a pie chart, if the segment for 'Transportation' is 45% and the total budget is $1,200,000, how much is allocated for Transportation?
Q. In a pie chart, if the segment for 'Travel' is 25% and the total expenditure is $4000, how much is spent on travel?
Q. In a pie chart, if the segment for 'Travel' is represented as 15% and 'Food' is 25%, what is the combined percentage of these two segments?
Q. In a pie chart, if the segment for 'Travel' is represented as 15% and the total budget is $4000, how much is allocated for travel?
Q. In a pie chart, if the segment for 'Utilities' is 20% and the total monthly expenses are $2500, how much is spent on Utilities?
Q. In a pie chart, if the segment for transportation costs is 15% of the total budget, how much of the budget is allocated to other expenses?
Q. In a pie chart, if the segment for transportation costs is 20% and the segment for housing costs is 30%, what is the percentage of costs for other categories?
Q. In a pie chart, if the segment representing 'Others' is 10% and the remaining segments are equally divided among three categories, what is the percentage of each of those categories?
Q. In a pie chart, if the segment representing 'Travel' is 45 degrees, what percentage of the total does this represent?
Q. In a pie chart, the segment representing 'Leisure Activities' is 15% of the total. If the total time available in a week is 168 hours, how many hours are spent on Leisure Activities?
Q. In a pie chart, the segment representing 'Leisure Activities' is 15% of the total. If the total time available is 40 hours, how many hours are spent on Leisure Activities?
Q. In a pie chart, the segment representing 'Transportation' is 25% of the total budget. If the total budget is $4000, what is the amount allocated for Transportation?
Q. In a polygon, if the sum of the interior angles is 720 degrees, how many sides does the polygon have? (2023)
Q. In a project involving tasks A, B, C, and D, if A and B can be done simultaneously but must be completed before C, and D can be done at any time, which of the following is a correct sequence?
Q. In a project involving tasks A, B, C, and D, if task D can only start after task B is completed, which of the following is a possible order of tasks?
Q. In a project involving tasks A, B, C, and D, if task D can only start after task B is completed, which of the following is a valid conclusion?
Q. In a project involving tasks A, B, C, and D, if task D cannot be started until task B is completed, which of the following is a valid implication?
Q. In a project involving tasks A, B, C, and D, if task D cannot start until task B is completed, which of the following is a valid inference?
Q. In a project involving tasks A, B, C, and D, if task D is dependent on both A and B, which of the following is a valid completion order?
Q. In a project involving tasks X, Y, Z, and W, if W cannot start until Y is completed, and Z can only start after W, which of the following is a valid sequence?
