Numerical Reasoning Tests (Data Interpretation) Questions and Answers
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Hi Richard, your video on these is very good but become difficult since theres no link to the answers and explanation but appreciate your work thank you
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Are the questions always come the same in each exam or it might change?
@@muznaal-oufi2404 it changes ... these are just samples
would be great if answers were calculated after the questions so everybody can see how you came up with the awnser. thanks for the vid
Hi Richard, Thank you so much for the video! The examples helped me in a scholarship test
As per previous comments - please provide answers to ALL questions in the video, it helps us learn better
Good piece of work
Thumbs up Richard
Question no.2 answered D: 52 %
Hello, Mr. Richard. Thank you for the awesome vid. Just wondering, where is the key to correction?.
Hello Richard
Here are my answers:
2 - D - 52%
3 - A - 23
4 - C - 16%
5 - B - 28
6 - C - 15
7 - B - 31
8 - D - 28
Thank you for your videos! They are absolutely amazing!
Can you explain question no. 4 . And 5 Mine ans is
4 B - 36% and
5 C - 32
@@nabahibah4860 4 is C cuz 24/150 = 0.16 convert this to 16%
5 is B cuz 42 is the highest crime and robbery is the lowest so 42-14 = 28
@@Gab25001 thank you for your explanation
i got the same as you! yay!
@@MayarNabil2011 (thoughts) but 42 is others and not a specific crime type so it might be a smaller numbers of different crimes
Thanks for your video! Hope you make more like this.
Thanks for video sir ,pls. Make more videos on verbal and numerical reasoning on tough questions.
Thanks for your message and I will add a Advanced Numerical Tests video to the list of ones to create. Have a good day :)
Question 2: 52%
Question 3: 23
Question 4: 16%
Question 5: 28
Question 6: C
Question 7: 31
Question 8: D
Thanks sir for this useful video!
Very good. Thank you for your answers which are correct. Please would you subscribe to my channel? I'd appreciate your support. Thanks!
Q4: 36%
Please it’s not everyone that is capable to understand quickly please I would appreciate if you put down the answers to this question and solutions to it thanks
@@CareerVidz (thoughts) but 42 is others and not a specific crime type so it might be a smaller numbers of different crimes.
hi,i got all answer ,ignore the answer of quest.5 .can you justify the answer of 5
I like the video but you also need to give a link to the answers and an explination as to how u got it i.e Q.4 Ans add all the numbers together to get 150. Assault was 24. To get the answer you need to take 24 ÷ it by 150 and × it by100 and you'll get 16%. Video good explanations lacking. Just an FYI
Why we need to divide 24 by 150
Thank you man
thanks, bro we really need the formula in order to know the correct answer
Thank you’d so much for this
Question no.3 answered A:23
Awesome video Richard, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Why can't you just say the answers during the video? We aren't benefiting from reading potentially wrong answers in the comments. We would all appreciate it if you done the answers within the video. thanks
Sure :)
@@CareerVidz I believe you will get more followers and likes if you do answers in next video concerning previous videos... Just like he suggested
Yes oo. I would appreciate that as well. Because I did paused the vedio while on the question to get my own answer. Now there's no correction, how am I suppose to know if my answers are right
Hey you should put the answer after your questions it doesn’t make sense what your doing. It doesn’t help. How could the viewer happy its not fantastic as you say.
I stopped watching the his videos because of this. You're trying to learn, but you don't really no what is correct without a great deal of digging
Hey Richard, thank you for the practice questions. For this one you have really lost me, please provide a link for the explanations.
Thank you!
Q3. A; Q4 B; Q5 B; Q6 C; Q7 B; Q8 D. Many thanks!
Thank you. pls I need more questions to practice
Very helpful
Glad you think so! Thanks :)
Hello Richard, I've been subscribed for a while now and I really appreciate what you do.
My answers:
Q2: D-52
Q3: A-23 (42-19=23)
Q4: B-36 (150X24 divided by 100=36) This is wrong, I did it in the wrong order.
Q4: C-16 (24 divided by 150X100=16)
Q5: B-28 (The highest is other with 42 and the lowest is robbery with 14. 42-14=28)
Q6: C-15 (All admin added up make 88, divide by 6 gives you 14.6, round up to get 15)
Q7: B-31
Q8: D-28 (Marketing has 127 and sales has 155. 155-127=28)
All correct apart from Q4, which is not B, great effort :) would you like to subscribe to my channel so you don't miss out on any new content? Your support will be highly appreciated!😊
because we are calculating in percentage, that is why question 4 is wrong. you 24*100/150 = 16%
Wrong 25 A
Hi Richard, the answer to first example question that you have shown should be A.49 and not 36 because "30 and above" would also go on to higher education because they also have scored more than 50%. So answer should be 13 + 36 = 49. Please let me know if I'm wrong.
yes you are right that should be 49
You're wrong. Everyone with thirty and above has twenty and above so they're already included. Hence why the entire total of one hundred is zero and above.
@@mrmordaunt1142 yeah that is true, I was also confused, got it now, thanks
Yes, answer should be 49
@@sunilbadgujar3603 No,because de 13 are included in the 36...its a little tricky. if you pay attention, 100 students have 0 or above..so in all columns all the students are included...but i think its a very poor way to represent data...
Question no.4 answered C: 16% , Question no.5 answered B: 28, Question no.6 :15, Question no.7 B:31, Question no.8 D:28
I thought it was a little silly because other is not a crime by itself it is a grouping of crimes, but as there was not 22 I assumed it must be 28
how to solve q 4 plz
Thank you sir
Percentage equal
52%
Please check my answer
1=c, 2=d, 3=a,4=c, 5=28,6=c, 7=b,8=d
Any practice is valuable and thank you for that. What kind of numerical test is it? It does not look like a part of Hogan's or SHL. Questions in this video are a way too simple. Thanks anyway, appreciate. Please tell which test they belong to. Thanks.
Very help full thank you so much
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Question 7 - is there a quicker way than adding up each department and then each month? I think this would take me a while to add them all up
Hi, with Q7 in this video you are looking for the most people that are employed at one time in any month and in any department. Take another look and see if you can spot the which department has the most people.
Answer is 31 chief no adding up or anything
would you please explain Q4 answer?
im loosing my mind because others cant explain stuff right, glad you can!
Hi Richard, Thank you for your video, this helps me a lot. Q3, the answer is 16%, right? A: (24/150) x 100
Hi! Can you please confirm which question this is for? Your answer doesn't match to Q3 :)
@@CareerVidz You still not putting answer key. The teason why I've never subscribed and dislike your vids
@@CareerVidz I totally agree with him we all don’t know the answer you did everything except the main benefit 😊😂
@@CareerVidz 23 for Q.3
@@talha1943 then best you buy a book or so. Great free stuff and so easy to follow
2D , 3A , 4C , 5B , 6C , 7B , & 8D.
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@@CareerVidz Q4 is not C. Check it again. They use wrong equation. The right way is 150/100 * 24 = 36, the Q4 is B
I am a bit confused for the first question, dont you add the maths students who scored both 20 and above and 30 and above since they both qualify for higher education?
I think the table items are like this
0 and above: 0~40
10 and above: 10~40
20 and above: 20~40
30 and above: 30~40
Otherwise, it doesn’t make sense for the rest questions either… so confusing..
@@Hahahahahahahaahhaaha I think it was supposed to be 49. I dnt think its 36
@CareerVidz Please answer this above query... as I also think it's 49 as we need to take 30 and above also as they do fall in 50% plus
it’s because each mark category is out of 100:
90/100 got 10 marks or above (25%),
36/100 got 20 marks or above (50%)
13/100 got 30 marks or above (75%)
I like to take my time, write down my working out and do things logically. You don’t have enough time to do that in a numerical reasoning test. It stresses me out so much, I can’t think proper. These tests are not the best way to test someone’s abilities in my opinion. I get too much anxiety when doing them.
That's how numerical reasoning tests are like.
Excuse me but where are the answers to the questions?
Hello sir richard, these are the answers:
Q2. D
Q3. A
Q4. C
Q5. B
Q6. C
Q7. B
Q8. D
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Q5 = 16%
Thank you for your videos, I'm curious to know if my answers are correct or not :(
1. 52%
3. 23
4. 36%
5. 28
6. 11
7. 31
8. 28
question 1 answer is 49 . 30 and above also falls under 50 % and above. so 36+13 - 49
Hi there, just checking this and you are indeed correct. We will have this modified asap
Hello Mr. Richard, first please let me thank you about the valuable lessons! Secondly- Could you please share the reasoning behind Q1 being wrong(49 instead of 36)? I really think is 36 and logically it is:1- in total are 100 student, out of whom only 36 got a mark of 20+(50%min is necessary to go to higher education), which means that from 36 students that have got the grades to 50% min only 13 of them got 30+. Therefore 13 should not be added to 36, since it is part of 36.
Q2: D
Q3: A
Q4: D
Q5: B
Q6: C
Q7: B
Q8: D
Thank you Richard 🙂
Thank you for your answers. All correct apart from Q4. Well done. Get free access to our new FREE Psychometric Testing Suite: www.how2become.com/free-psychometric-tests/
Thank you very much.
2D 3A 4E 5B 6C 7B 8D
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no 4 should be C
Dear Richard, could you check my answers
2.D-52%
3.A-23%
4.C-16%
5.B-28%
6.C-15
7.B-31
8.D-28
How did you get the answer to 4?
@@joannpacot8372 you take those 24 cases divide them by total number of 150 and multiply it by 100
@@t.u.4754 thanks
How did you get question 2 , please help?
@@dilmajoao8098 It is given on the data set under students who scored 20 and above on their English exam.
Pretty sure the answer to the first question is 49 since they need at least 50% and that would include 30 and above and 20 and above
No because those 30 and above students are already included in 20 and above category
Q .no- 2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Ans. D,A,C,B,C,B,D
Q5 is 28( B)
My answer is DACBCBD, dk how it goes but thanks for the video!
The table of students does not say whether these are numbers or percentage figures.
It is fun!!\
why does the maths students question- you answered as C- not include students who got 30+ as well?
Answer must be 49
@@davidstevenson4580 yes exactly since 30+ includes 20+...
because 20 and above including the 30+ too
If you look at the table, 13 students out of 36 have got 30 and above, not out of the 100, focus on the table carefully, I thought the answer was 49 but I looked again and corrected my answer 👍🏻 good luck
@@ajalamer yes 13 is already included in 36
Can you please explain question 8 please
B 36
Just writing down some figures is taking more than a minutes per question. I need to crack the code.
Super
Q4. 36%
Q5. B
Q6. 15
Q7. A
Q8. D
Please give the answer to all the questions as well after the timer runs out
The link to get the free tests is not working
Hi there, it seems to be working OK for me... can you try this: mx283-93a1e7.pages.infusionsoft.net/
Thanks
Q4- 16%
Plz give the answer for Q6
hi richard.. i am able to answer all questions however for the real numerical tests which i took for an interview, the questions are not as simple as these.. so it takes a longer time to calculate & made me exceed the time limit.. kind of frustrated in a way.. but thanks again for this q&a..
Thanks for your feedback, I appreciate it :)
Q5-E
14
28
Q4 = D (6%)
2nd questions-->ans D
3rd question-->ans A
4th question-->ans C
5th question-->ans B
6th question-->ans A
7th question-->ansB
8th question-->ans D
Hey, I think Q1 your answer is incorrect - those who scored 30 marks and above also pass the 50% limit , so answer is 49
Your understanding is not correct about the meaning , >20 includes those in >30
Hi Richard, in Q1 why is it you would not add the 13 students with 30 and above into the answer if they are also eligible to go on to higher education?
May be D pls help
Hello Richard. My question is about 1st exercise. It says at least 50%, so 30 and above is 13. And 20 and above is 36. So it means we need plus them. 13+36= 49. Could you explain it pls?
Hello in my understanding, 20 and above already includes those who had scores of 30 and above which is why the answer is 36 and not 49. I hope this helps!
@@marianneandrad but the quesion says: at least 50% needed, meaning that 50% and above is enough. Could you maybe explain why is the answer is 36? Maybe I'm missing out on smth
@@AnIdiot_or_simply_AI I thought the same thing, but then when you look at the number of students who got "0 and above" it is 100. We can assume that that's the total number of students who took the test. So if each category really was separate, then they would all add to 100, but 13 + 36 + 90 exceeds 100. So, for example, looking at the category "10 and above" it is 90 because it also includes the students who got 20 and above etc. Probably 10 students got less than 10/40. Hope I explained that well enough
So wrong on the first question. It's 49.
Answers as per me - Richard please correct in case required:
Q2 - D
Q3 - A
Q4 - D
Q5 - B
Q6 - C
Q7 - B
Q8 - D
Thank you, almost 100%. Would you like to try Q4 again. The other questions are correct.
Question 7 B
Thanks Richard. Always helpful
Q2. D
Q3. A
Q4. C
Q5. B
Q6. C
Q7. B
Q8. D
Q2 - E. 48%
Q3 - A. 23
Q4 - C.16%
Q5 - B.28
Q6 - C.15
Q7 - B.31
Q8 - E.35
Great answers, all correct except for questions 2 and 8
CareerVidz question 4 is b 36%
Put down the answers in the description to save everyone's time
Q1, I don't get it, isn't it 49?
cause any student gets 20 and above can go to higher education
hence, 36+13=49.
Hi, Unfortunately, this is not the correct answer.
Answer for this Q is C-36 :)
@@CareerVidz why is he wrong?
@@sahatotti9437 If you look at the data from backwards you will see that there would be 90 students who scored 0 and above. Saw that? Now, rightfully you will have only 10 left who scored between 10 and 100 right? But why is that not the case. It is because the each column is inclusive. So, If you take 20 and above, 36 students scored more than 20 and up-to 40. "Among them", 13 scored more than 30. By counting both the values for 20 and above and 30 and above you are essentially duplicating the values.
3-23
It looks I don’t know but answer is A
C 31
I would take another look at this one to see if you can get the right answer. Please do also share your working out.
#5 28
Correct!
B 31 sales April
Hi, if you could let me know which questions go with all your answers I would be more than happy to see if you are right with them.
Please explanation for question 4
q3 23
52%
Hi Mr. Richard,
isn't Q1 answer supposed to be 49?
no the graph is not cumulative, if it was the answer would be 49
52
Hi, if you would like to let me know which question this is for, I would be happy to mark it for you.
Q4 is 16% C
Ezekiel Ndubisi how??
#6 - C15
Correct!
@@CareerVidz how?
Q1-52%
Q2-A
Q3-A
Q4-C
Q5-B
Q6-C
Q7-B
Q8-D
Other is a combination of multi crimes it can not be the highest
1. 36
2. 52%
3. 23
4. 16%
5. 28
6. 15
7. 31
8. 28
Thanks
Jack
Will you plz tell me how did you got the ans of 5th question
@@Easy.drawings_ Difference between Highest and lowest(42-14=28)
How did you get Q4???
May I know how u got Q7?
6 is C cause add all together and then divide by 4 then round to nearest number is 15
d 52%
If you can advise the question number we can check the answer?
Whats the correct answer for No 4?
Have a go at the question at get back to me with your answer. I will happily mark it for you and let you know my workings out to compare them with you.
Q:2= 52
Yep, 52% is the correct answer I am looking for with this one, good job! Keep it up for the remaining questions within this video!
Surely question one is 49? the people who have scored over 30 have achieved over 50% aswell?
20 and above will include people who score 30 plus
sorry dave, the number of people who achieved over 20 includes those who scored over 30.i was nearly tricked on this myself
I thought this myself. I'm still a little confused why just look at the second column as the 30 or more marks still logically is over 50%
Yer thought the same thing
No, you only use the 20 and above column because that includes the students of 30 and above in it. Just as the 0 or above column includes all the columns after(or before depending on which way you're looking ;) it
can you please explain Q2 and Q4 ?
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Q5 = B (28)
Your answer is indeed correct! Excellent work :)
2.52%
Can you please advise the question number?
Q5 28(B)
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