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A survey was conducted about the population of a particular region having a working population of three lakhs. Information was collected about self-employed persons, casual wage workers, and regular salaried employees from both urban and rural areas.

  • Self-employment is more prevalent in rural areas (56% of rural population) than urban areas (40% of urban population).
  • Rural population = 48% of total population; urban population = 52%.
  • Regular salaried workers: 48% of urban, 12% of rural.
  • Casual wage workers: 32% of rural, 12% of urban.
CET 2025 Slot 2 · Q34Easy

If the urban population increases from 52% to 56% and the percentage of self-employed in urban region remains the same, what is the number of self-employed people in urban areas?

  1. 62700
  2. 67440
  3. 67200
  4. 66840
  5. 68640
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Answer: C. 67200

CET 2025 Slot 2 · Q35Easy

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What is the total number of regular salaried employees of the region?

  1. 96210
  2. 92160
  3. 92210
  4. 91260
  5. 90216
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Answer: B. 92160

CET 2025 Slot 2 · Q36Easy

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What is the ratio of urban and rural working population?

  1. 12 : 13
  2. 11 : 10
  3. 13 : 12
  4. 3 : 8
  5. 11 : 12
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Answer: C. 13 : 12

CET 2025 Slot 2 · Q37Medium

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What is the percentage of regular salaried employees in rural areas corresponding to the number of casual wage workers in urban areas?

  1. 72.3%
  2. 93.2%
  3. 89.3%
  4. 93.3%
  5. 92.3%
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Answer: E. 92.3%

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