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PwC Numerical Reasoning: Practice Questions & Worked Solutions

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Question 1PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: 95e8059e

If sales for the month of June followed the same trend as for April to May, what would be the difference between the total sales of June and the total sales of May?

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A
15,000
B
10,000
C
25,000
D
5,000
E
20,000
Question 2PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: 6bf5d84b

What is the approximate ratio of the total sales in January and February combined to that of April?

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A
3:2
B
2:1
C
5:2
D
4:2
E
4:3
Question 3PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: 09d87d20

If sales from December of the previous year to January increased by 40% for double glazing and decreased by 20% for single glazing, what was the ratio of single glazing to double glazing in December of the previous year?

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A
1:2
B
2:5
C
3:5
D
5:7
E
4:5
Question 4PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: d4f0d257

If total sales in December of the previous year were 260,000, between which two months was there the greatest percentage change in total sales?

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A
April - May
B
February - March
C
January - February
D
March - April
E
December - January
Question 5PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: 21870c7c

Which month saw an increase in the total number of sales in comparison to the previous one?

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A
April
B
May
C
February
D
March
E
None of these
Question 6PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: 1b13329c

If the speed limit was 31.29 m/s, how many times did the car break the speed limit during the journey from Litden to Fellip?

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A
3
B
1
C
2
D
0
E
4
Question 7PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: 7b4dd9b7

The car was delayed due to a traffic jam 241,350 metres from Litden at 4pm, which cleared at 4.30pm. If the car left Litden at 3pm with the same speed and avoided this delay, what time would the car reach Fellip?

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A
6pm
B
7pm
C
5pm
D
5.30pm
E
6.30pm
Question 8PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: 8d05eb71

At 4pm, which method of transport was closest to Fellip?

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A
Coach
B
Train
C
Plane
D
Motorbike
E
Car
Question 9PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: 69069931

What is the approximate difference in average speed (metres per second) between the method of transport that had the greatest average speed and that which had the lowest average speed over the whole journey?

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A
38.44m/s
B
35.76m/s
C
41.42m/s
D
37.10m/s
E
39.78m/s
Question 10PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: 12b9e071

Which mode of transport covered its first 193,080 metres the quickest?

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A
Plane
B
Motorbike
C
Train
D
Coach
E
Car
Question 11PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: 58cc3595

Assuming a constant exchange rate, what is the projected approximate value of combined consumer goods exports from both Hong Kong and Singapore in Y+2 (in $m USD)?

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A
$60m
B
Cannot say
C
$70m
D
$75m
E
$65m
Question 12PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: b5a1fec6

What is the projected percentage increase in the combined consumer goods exports for both Hong Kong and Singapore between Y and Y+4?

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A
50%
B
30%
C
40%
D
10%
E
20%
Question 13PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: bdd933fb

Assuming a constant exchange rate, what is the projected value of consumer goods exports from Singapore in Y+4 (in $m SGD)?

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A
Cannot say
B
$20m
C
$15m
D
$5m
E
$10m
Question 14PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: 8612fc08

What is the projected ratio of Hong Kong to Singapore consumer goods exports in Y+4?

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A
5:1
B
2:1
C
3:1
D
Cannot say
E
4:1
Question 15PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: da1a06e3

What percentage of projected consumer goods exports from both countries in Y+1 is attributable to Singapore?

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A
22.5%
B
17.5%
C
25%
D
20%
E
15%
Question 16PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: 0d8fcf91

At one time Hong Kong's consumer goods exports were projected to rise at 20% per year from Y+2 onwards. According to this projection, what would be the value (in $m HKD) of Hong Kong's exports in Y+4?

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A
$500m
B
$504m
C
$503m
D
$502m
E
$501m
Question 17PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: 23eb5fdb

What multiple of Singapore exports are Hong Kong exports worth when calculated in $US rather than $HKD in year Y?

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A
3
B
5
C
1
D
None of these
E
7
Question 18PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: 1210d0d5

What is the projected ratio of USA to UK consumer goods imports in Y+4?

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A
2:1
B
Cannot say
C
3:1
D
5:1
E
4:1
Question 19PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: 10552cd4

What is the projected percentage decrease in the combined consumer goods imports for both countries between Y and Y+4?

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A
25%
B
55%
C
33%
D
40%
E
48%
Question 20PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: 1ac2d20f

What percentage of the projected consumer goods imports for both countries in Y+1 is attributable to the UK?

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A
12%
B
10%
C
14%
D
18%
E
16%
Question 21PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: 9895b978

Assuming a constant exchange rate, what is the projected approximate value of combined consumer goods imports for both countries in Y+2 (in EUR m)?

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A
EUR 404m
B
EUR 412m
C
EUR 408m
D
EUR 400m
E
Cannot say
Question 22PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: 67520840

At one time USA's consumer goods imports were projected to decrease at 20% per year from Y+2 onwards. According to this projection, what would be the value (in $m USD) of USA's imports in Y+4?

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A
$221m
B
$224m
C
$223m
D
$220m
E
$222m
Question 23PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: 9a424105

What multiple of UK imports are USA imports worth when calculated in EUR rather than $USD in year Y?

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A
5
B
None of these
C
3
D
7
E
1
Question 24PwC Numerical Reasoning
ID: bd705d9e

Assuming a constant exchange rate, what is the projected value of consumer goods imports for the UK in Y+1 (in £ Sterling)?

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A
£48.5m
B
Cannot say
C
£45m
D
£52m
E
£55.5m

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