Directions (67-69):The radar graph given below shows the number of buckets (plastic + wooden) sold by five different shops (P , Q, R, S and T) in two different months (May and June). Read the data carefully and answer the questions.
40% of total buckets sold by P in June are plastic buckets and th of total plastic buckets sold by P are defective. If 25% of total wooden buckets sold by P in June are also defective and total wooden buckets sold by Q in June are 50% more than the difference between total plastic and wooden buckets sold by P in June which are not defective, then find total plastic buckets sold by Q in June are what percent of total buckets sold by Q in May.
Correct Answer :
60%
Solution :
From the radar graph, we can extract the total number of buckets sold by the shops in the respective months:
Step 1: Calculate the plastic and wooden buckets sold by P in June
Total buckets sold by P in June = 160
Number of plastic buckets = 40% of 160
Number of wooden buckets = 160 - 64 = 96
Step 2: Find the non-defective buckets sold by P in June
Defective plastic buckets =
of 64 = 8
Non-defective plastic buckets sold by P in June = 64 - 8 = 56
Defective wooden buckets = 25% of 96 = 24
Non-defective wooden buckets sold by P in June = 96 - 24 = 72
Step 3: Calculate the wooden and plastic buckets sold by Q in June
The difference between the non-defective wooden and plastic buckets sold by P in June:
Wooden buckets sold by Q in June is 50% more than this difference:
Since the total buckets sold by Q in June is 96, we can find the plastic buckets sold by Q in June:
Step 4: Find the required percentage
We need to find what percent the total plastic buckets sold by Q in June are of the total buckets sold by Q in May (which is 120):
Access expert-curated educational resources and study materials—completely free.
Create, conduct, and manage professional online assessments with Mindyard. Perfect for teachers and institutes.
Copyright © 2026 Mindyard. All Rights Reserved.