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Study the given pie-chart and answer the question that follows. The pie-chart represents the percentage distribution of candidates qualified in a bank examination from six different districts of a State in 2016. The total number of qualified candidates from the State is 68000. Out of the total selected candidates from Districts B and D, rural candidates are 60% and 40%, respectively. The number of selected urban candidates from B is what percent (up to one decimal place) more/less than the number of selected urban candidates from D?

Study the given pie-chart and answer the question that follows. The pie-chart represents the percentage distribution of candidates qualified in a bank examination from six different districts of a State in 2016. The total number of qualified candidates from the State is 68000. Out of the total selected candidates from Districts B and D, rural candidates are 60% and 40%, respectively. The number of selected urban candidates from B is what percent (up to one decimal place) more/less than the number of selected urban candidates from D? Correct Answer Less, 7.4

Given:

Total no of qualified candidates from the State = 68000 

Percentage of selected candidates from District B = 25%

Percentage of rural candidates of District B = 60%

Percentage of selected candidates from District D = 18%

Percentage of rural candidates of District D = 40%

Calculation:

Percentage of selected urban candidates of District B = 100% - 60% = 40%

⇒ No of selected urban candidates of District B = 40% of 25% of 68000

⇒ 40/100 × 25/100 × 68000 = 6800

Percentage of selected urban candidates of District D = 100% - 40% = 60%

⇒ No of selected urban candidates of District D = 60% of 18% of 68000

⇒ 7344

No of the selected urban candidates of District B (7344 - 6800) 544 less than that of District D. 

∴ The required percentage = 544/7344 × 100 

⇒ 7.4%

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