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Latest Quant Quiz For IBPS PO & CLERK

Latest Quant Quiz For IBPS PO & CLERK
This quiz contains 5 questions on table based DI and 5 questions on missing number series and both the topics are important from upcoming banking, SSC and railway exams point of view. Try attempting this quiz.

Latest Quant Quiz For IBPS PO : Part 15


Directions(1-5): Table based DI

Latest Quant Quiz For IBPS PO : Part 15

Q1. What are the average invalid votes (approximate) for village A for the given years?
(a) 400
(b) 425
(c) 450
(d) 375
(e) 350
Q2. If total vote polled in village B in year 2000, 25% polled by females and total valid-female-votes are 1875 then find the number of valid votes polled by males?
(a) 5675
(b) 5825
(c) 5450
(d) 5950
(e) 5725

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