Here’s another set from CAT 2005, an averages-based set about professors in a B-school.
regards
J
CAT-holics
mathematics and vocabulary for the CAT
Here’s another set from CAT 2005, an averages-based set about professors in a B-school.
regards
J
CAT-holics 
Sir if the graph dont provide the data of the respective departments in each bar. Like we know 3 was from x but in bar graph its not mentioned which is x. Then how will we use the graphs to obtain that.
I’m afraid I didn’t get your question? Where is 3 coming into the picture? The 6 comes from the initial information (which tells us that there are 6 people in Ops at the start)
regards
J
I meant what if i change the question:
Just in the graph
So how will u find out ops which has 6 guys is in which data. Thats what calculation i did above on difference.
For OM
46-25= 3 (gap)
Will help to obtain 7
That means 6 last year
This is correct approach?
Huh? If you remove the info how will you find that out? It would no longer be a valid question even! The info is given in the original question because it is needed. Without that, even guessing would be painful.
regards
J
Just see that last bar graph
In 2000
45 should go to 46 If same guys
but Its 43
So it means 46-25 21 and differences in average is of 3
so 7 in 2001 last year 6 thats what i meant.
We can still find out i guess.
Hi J,
Will you put some more insight into data interpretation?
The videos seem to be deleted/unavailable on Youtube.
Yes, at some point in the past few years the link seems to have gotten broken. So, I had tried my hand at DI videos for a couple of months but was not too satisfied with the result tbh, hence did not make the effort to re-upload (nor do i plan to). There is enough better content out there for DILR, so I have focused on QA since.
regards
J