The following pie charts shows the percentage distribution of total students selected in SSC examination and percentage distribution of total boys selected students from six different zones. Study the following pie chart carefully and answer the given questions.
Total number of girls selected from zone B, zone D and zone F together is how much more or less than the total number of boys selected from zone B & zone D together?
Correct Answer :
1120
Solution :
The correct answer is 1120.
From the pie charts provided in the question:
1. Total Data Given:
- Total number of students selected = 12,000
- Total number of boys selected = 7,000
2. Calculate Total Students in Zones B, D, and F:
- Percentage of total students selected from Zone B = 12%
- Percentage of total students selected from Zone D = 20%
- Percentage of total students selected from Zone F = 10%
- Total percentage of students from Zone B, D, and F together = 12% + 20% + 10% = 42%
3. Calculate Total Boys in Zones B, D, and F:
- Percentage of boys selected from Zone B = 10%
- Percentage of boys selected from Zone D = 13%
- Percentage of boys selected from Zone F = 10%
- Total percentage of boys from Zone B, D, and F together = 10% + 13% + 10% = 33%
4. Calculate Total Girls in Zones B, D, and F Together:
Since Total Girls = Total Students - Total Boys:
5. Calculate Total Boys Selected from Zone B and Zone D Together:
- Percentage of boys from Zone B and Zone D together = 10% + 13% = 23%
6. Calculate the Required Difference:
Therefore, the total number of girls selected from zone B, zone D, and zone F together is 1120 more than the total number of boys selected from zone B & zone D together.
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