Mixed Graphs – Data Interpretation – MBA CUET PG – Notes & Practice Questions

Mixed graphs are a combination of two or more graphs. Sometimes, the data that need to be represented contains numerous variables which are hard to represent through a single representation format. In other cases, the data need to be segregated into small parts for effective representation. Hence, the data is segregated and represented through two or more than two suitable graphs. These graphs may or may not represent similar variables. If the variables represented by these graphs are not similar, we have to understand the relationships between these variables which are described through some additional statements.

Practice Questions

Directions (1-5): Study the following bar diagram and table carefully to answer the questions: Bar graph shows number of total employees working in five different company and table shows Ratio of male to female in these five companies.

1. What is the ratio of female employees in company Samsung and H.P. together to the females in company DELL and Apple together.

(a) 43:53

(b) 54:59

(c) 37:45

(d) 23:27

2. Males from company Samsung and HP together is what percent of total employees in company Apple. (approximately)

(a) \(125\frac29\%\)

(b) \(112\frac29\%\)

(c) \(130\frac29\%\)

(d) \(135\frac29\%\)

3. If 20% females from LG company resigns and 12.5% females resigns from company H.P. then what is the ratio of remaining employees in LG to remaining employees in HP.

(a) 192:149

(b) 153: 129

(c) 72:73

(d) 53:42

4. What is the difference between average of males from Samsung and HP together to the average of females from company Apple and DELL together.

(a) 40

(b) 42

(c) 44

(d) 36

5. If ratio of number of females at present to the number of females next year in company Apple is 8: 11 so, what should be increase or decrease in number males in Apple so that overall number of employees in Apple next year is same as present total number of employees in LG.

(a) 24

(b) 6

(c) 12

(d) 20