Numerical Reasoning Test Practice Questions & Answers (2024) | 5 Worked Solutions & Tutorial!
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- čas přidán 5. 08. 2024
- Numerical Reasoning Test Questions and Answers, to help you get ready for this year’s candidate assessments with employers such as PwC, EY, Deloitte, Shell, Barclays, Accenture, WallMart, Goldman Sachs, NHS, Civil Service, and 100s more in 2024!
5 full practice numerical reasoning practice questions and end-to-end worked solutions used by 8000+ employers in their assessment processes.
Take notes as we provide the numerical reasoning tricks to ace numerical assessments with global employers such as PwC, EY, Deloitte, Shell, Barclays, Accenture, NHS, Civil Service, and 100s more!
Get ready for SHL style numerical reasoning questions on topics such as percentages, ratios, and currency, typical of the job assessment process.
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The plan for this video is:
Introduction: 00:00
Example Question 1: 01:24
Example Question 2: 03:47
Example Question 3: 05:03
Example Question 4: 06:37
Example Question 5: 08:58
Revisit Question 3: 12:16
Recap: 13:54
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Did you reach the answer on Question 3? Let us know your answers below!
A. 6%
A. 6% !
6%
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6% A option
Great! Thank you very much for sharing!
Thanks! 😊
Very useful, I think this will help guide me and get me started on numerical tests!
Thanks, best of luck with practicing! 😄
Thank you very much for this kind of clear and useful explanation. However, numerical tests are often very long to read
No problem, we're glad you found it helpful! Speed and accuracy are also measured in these tests, so it's best to practice reading the question and all the information faster too. I hope this helps! 😄
I have one with EY, very nervous as I only achieved a 5 in Maths and I’m in year 12, it’s my first time doing a numerical reasoning test
How did it go ?
How'd the test go? I hope you found our practice questions and tips helpful!
It was a very helpful video.
Thanks Noorullah! Best of luck with your practice 😀
The answer for the question of the animal percentage of the giraffe is 6%
That's correct, great work! 😄
cheers
No problem! Glad you found our practice tips and questions useful! 😄
Que 3=6%
Correct! Great work Isaac! 👍
On question 4 why did we multiply the numbers by 5 why did we use 5 and not other number?
A great question! We multiply the two numbers by 5 as this is the smallest whole number that we can use to multiply the 0.6 figure for Dissatisfied into a whole number. I hope this helps! 😊
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Almost there! Once you've found the number of giraffes at the zoo, calculate the percentage this makes of the total number of animals. You'll need to find out how many animals in total there are at Aucten first! We go through step-by-step on how you can answer this question at 12:15 too if you're stuck 😄
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Great work! 😊
Question 4. Where did 5 come from???
Thanks for your question Leannes. We multiplied these two numbers by 5 as this is the smallest whole number that we can use to multiply the 0.6 figure for 'Dissatisfied' to make it a whole number. Does this help? 😊
@@GraduatesFirst yes thank you