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Maths Questions Quiz 2
Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside.
Information about number of patients who were tested positive to COVID-19 tests in five different cities of
India is as follows.
Delhi has 60% more patients than Jaipur, which has 400 more than Chennai. Number of patients in Calcutta
was half the number of patients in Chennai. Number of patients in Mumbai was 100 less than Chennai. Total
patients were 9100 as on 31 March 2019 in all the five cities together.
It was found that out of every 200 patients, 180 recovered within 14 days, 18 took 30 days to recover and 2
died.
1. Find average number of patients in Chennai, Calcutta and Mumbai.
A. 1100 B. 1200 C. 1300 D. 1400 E. None of these
2. Number of patients in Jaipur was what percent more than Calcutta?
A. 100% B. 150% C. 200% D. 250% E. None of these
3. For each 1000 tests the numbers of people who were found positive were 130. Find
out how many tests were conducted that produced 9100 total positive cases?
A. 35000 B. 40000 C. 91000 D. 130000 E. 70000
4. How many patients recovered till 30 April 2020, if all the patients in Delhi, Jaipur and
Calcutta are considered?
A. 5400 B. 5540 C. 4590 D. 5940 E. 5990
5. How many people died in Jaipur, Mumbai and Chennai together?
A. 41 B. 51 C. 55 D. 112 E. 102
Correct Answers:
1 2 3 4 5
C B E D B
Common Explanation:
Let the number of patients in Delhi, Jaipur, Chennai, Calcutta, Mumbai were D, J, Ch, Cal, M respectively.
Then we have
D = 1.6J = 1.6(400+Ch)
1
Cal = Ch
2
M = Ch – 100
Therefore, we have
D + J + Ch + Cal + M = 9100
1
1.6 (400 + Ch) + (400 + Ch) + Ch + Ch + Ch – 100 = 9100
2
940 + 5.1Ch = 9100
Ch = 1600
Thus, patients in various cities are
Delhi = 3200
Jaipur = 2000
Chennai = 1600
Calcutta = 800
Mumbai = 1500
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Answers :
1. From common explanation, we have
Chennai = 1600
Calcutta = 800
Mumbai = 1500
Total = 3900
Average = 1300
Hence, option C is correct.
2. From common explanation, we have
Jaipur = 2000
Calcutta = 800
2000 – 800
Percent difference = × 100 = 150%
800
Hence, option B is correct.
3. From common explanation, we have
For each 1000 tests we have 130 positive.
Thus for 9100 = 70 ( × 130), we should have 70 (× 1000) = 70,000 tests.
Hence, option E is correct.
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4. From common explanation, we have
It is given that out of 200 patients, 180 recovered within 14 days, 18 takes 30 days to recover
Number of patients in Delhi, Jaipur and Calcutta = 3200, 2000, and 800 = 6000
From 31 March to 30 April, 180 + 18 = 198 people out of 200 will recovered,
198
means × 100 = 99% people will recover.
200
Thus, number of people who will recover from the three cities = 99% of 6000 = 5940.
Hence, option D is correct.
5. From the common explanation, we have
It is given that out of 200 patients, only 2 dies,
2
thus × 100 = 1% die.
200
Number of patients in Jaipur, Mumbai and Chennai = 2000 + 1500 + 1600 = 5100
Number of people who will die = 1% of 5100 = 51
Hence, option B is correct.
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