The following table shows the percentage (%) break-up of the employees working in six different universities A, B, C, D, E and F. The total number of employees in these six Universities is also given in the table. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions: University- Wise Distribution of Employees.University Total Number of Employees Percentage Males Females Transgenders (A) 2400 50% 37.5% 12.5% (B) 4375 40% 36% 24% (C) 2625 24% 56% 20% (D) 6000 35% 25% 40% (E) 4250 38% 30% 32% (F) 1360 45% 40% 15%
If M and N represent the numbers of females working in Universities B and E together, and the number of males working in universities C and F together, respectively, then M - N =
1608
The question asks us to calculate the difference between two specific sums based on the provided table: the total number of females in Universities B and E (represented by M), and the total number of males in Universities C and F (represented by N). To find M - N, we first need to calculate M and N individually using the data from the University-Wise Distribution of Employees table.
The table provides the total number of employees for each university and the percentage breakup of males, females, and transgenders within each university.
| University | Total Number of Employees | Percentage Males | Percentage Females | Percentage Transgenders |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | 2400 | 50% | 37.5% | 12.5% |
| B | 4375 | 40% | 36% | 24% |
| C | 2625 | 24% | 56% | 20% |
| D | 6000 | 35% | 25% | 40% |
| E | 4250 | 38% | 30% | 32% |
| F | 1360 | 45% | 40% | 15% |
M is the total number of females in University B and University E combined. We need to find the number of females in each of these universities separately and then add them up.
Now, we sum the number of females in B and E to find M:
M = Females in B + Females in E = $1575 + 1275 = 2850$
N is the total number of males in University C and University F combined. We need to find the number of males in each of these universities separately and then add them up.
Now, we sum the number of males in C and F to find N:
N = Males in C + Males in F = $630 + 612 = 1242$
Finally, we need to find the difference between M and N.
M - N = $2850 - 1242 = 1608$
Therefore, the value of M - N is 1608.
| Calculation Item | Universities Involved | Calculation Steps | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Females for M | B and E | (36% of 4375) + (30% of 4250) = 1575 + 1275 | M = 2850 |
| Males for N | C and F | (24% of 2625) + (45% of 1360) = 630 + 612 | N = 1242 |
| Difference M - N | N/A | M - N = 2850 - 1242 | 1608 |
Solving problems like this one requires strong data interpretation skills. These skills involve extracting relevant information from tables or charts, performing calculations based on percentages or ratios, and combining data points to answer specific questions. Key steps often include:
Practice with various types of data representation (tables, bar graphs, pie charts, line graphs) is essential for mastering data interpretation.
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