The following table shows population of five villages A-E and percentage distribution of males (M), females (F) and transgenders (T) among them. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions. Village - wise Distribution of Population Village Total Popluation Distribution (%) M F T A 12,000 46% (-) 22% B 16,000 (-) 33% 27% C 18,000 32% 36% (-) D 24,000 36% (-) 20% E 25,000 (-) 30% 25% Note: In table (-) denotes missing value (%), which is to be computed whenever required.
What is the difference between number of males and females in Village - A?
1680
The question asks for the difference between the number of males and females in Village A, based on the provided table showing population distribution.
From the table, we have the following information for Village A:
The total percentage distribution for males, females, and transgenders in any village must add up to 100%. For Village A, we can calculate the percentage of females:
Percentage of Females = 100% - (Percentage of Males + Percentage of Transgenders)
Percentage of Females = $100\% - (46\% + 22\%)$
Percentage of Females = $100\% - 68\%$
Percentage of Females = $32\%$
Now that we have the percentages, we can calculate the actual number of males and females based on the total population of 12,000.
Number of Males = Percentage of Males $\times$ Total Population
Number of Males = $46\% \text{ of } 12,000$
Number of Males = $\frac{46}{100} \times 12000$
Number of Males = $0.46 \times 12000 = 5520$
Number of Females = Percentage of Females $\times$ Total Population
Number of Females = $32\% \text{ of } 12,000$
Number of Females = $\frac{32}{100} \times 12000$
Number of Females = $0.32 \times 12000 = 3840$
The question asks for the difference between the number of males and females in Village A. This difference is calculated as:
Difference = Number of Males - Number of Females
Difference = $5520 - 3840$
Difference = $1680$
Thus, the difference between the number of males and females in Village A is 1680.
| Category | Percentage | Number |
|---|---|---|
| Total Population | 100% | 12,000 |
| Males | 46% | 5520 |
| Females | 32% | 3840 |
| Transgenders | 22% | 2640 |
| Difference (Males - Females) | - | 1680 |
The calculated difference is 1680, which matches one of the provided options.
| Concept | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Total Population | The entire number of people in a specific area (e.g., a village). |
| Percentage Distribution | How the total population is divided into different categories (e.g., gender, age) represented as a percentage of the total. |
| Calculating Number from Percentage | To find the actual number for a category, multiply the total population by the percentage (expressed as a decimal or fraction). For example, 46% of 12,000 is $0.46 \times 12000$. |
| Missing Percentage Calculation | If some percentages are given for categories that sum up to a total (like M, F, T summing to total population), the missing percentage is found by subtracting the sum of known percentages from 100%. |
Solving problems like this requires careful data interpretation from tables. Key skills include:
Practice with different types of data representation (tables, charts, graphs) helps improve these skills, which are crucial for data analysis questions in exams.
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