Question
On which of the following days, total number of courses (RBI + NABAR
- D sold were more than 310?
Answer the questions based on the information given below. The line graph given below shows the number of RBI courses and number of NABARD courses, sold by an Edtech company, during 6 different days. Read the graph carefully and answer the questions that follow.
Total number of courses sold on Friday = 152 + 116 = 268 Total number of courses sold on Tuesday = 184 + 108 = 292 Total number of courses sold on Wednesday = 136 + 156 = 292 Total number of courses sold on Thursday = 112 + 180 = 292 Total number of courses sold on Monday = 124 + 192 = 316 {> 310}More DI Questions
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