Direction for question 13 to 16: Go through the chart given below and solve the questions based on it.

Given below are the win loss histories of four tennis players in their career.

Result/Players

P

Q

R

S

Won

23

18

10

16

Won

13

16

13

14

Lost

8

13

16

13

Lost

6

8

20

17

Who has lost the maximum percentage of matches played?

Option 1 -

Option 2 -

Option 3 -

Option 4 -

3 Views | Posted 3 months ago

Asked by Shiksha User

1 Answer

Answered by

Vishal Baghel | Contributor-Level 10

3 months ago

Correct Option - 3

Detailed Solution:

(c)

0 Upvotes 0 Downvotes

Similar Questions for you

Direction for question 13 to 16: Go through the chart given below and solve the questions based on it.

Given below are the win loss histories of four tennis players in their career.

Result/Players	P	Q	R	S
Won	23	18	10	16
Won	13	16	13	14
Lost	8	13	16	13
Lost	6	8	20	17

As in the case above what is the highest average prize money won per money won per match by any player?

Vishal Baghel

the highest average is Rs. 136

Direction for question 13 to 16: Go through the chart given below and solve the questions based on it.

Given below are the win loss histories of four tennis players in their career.

Result/Players	P	Q	R	S
Won	23	18	10	16
Won	13	16	13	14
Lost	8	13	16	13
Lost	6	8	20	17

As in the case above what is the lowest average prize money won per money won per match by any player?

Vishal Baghel

Using the data from above question, the lowest average is Rs. 100.

Direction for question 13 to 16: Go through the chart given below and solve the questions based on it.

Given below are the win loss histories of four tennis players in their career.

Result/Players	P	Q	R	S
Won	23	18	10	16
Won	13	16	13	14
Lost	8	13	16	13
Lost	6	8	20	17

If a win carries an award of Rs. 150 and a loss carries of Rs. 100, what is the largest difference in prize money earned among the four?

Vishal Baghel

We get the following table of earnings:

Persons	Win Total	Average
P	36 * 150 + 14 * 100 = 6800	136
Q	34 * 150 + 21 * 100 = 7200	131
R	23 * 150 + 36 * 100 = 6850	116
S	30 * 150 + 30 * 100 = 6000	100

Now we can see that the largest difference

= Maximum – Minimum = Rs. 7500 – Rs. 6800

= Rs. 700

Direction for question 9 to 12: Go through the chart given below and solve the questions based on it.

Chart given below represents total number of persons (in hundreds) who have passed out from IIMs and IITs in each from 2014 to 2018. The IITs and IIMs are among the best known professional institutes in India and offer courses in the areas of engineering and mangment respectively. Both the IIMs and IITs have six campuses located in various cities of India, none of the cities being common.