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KPMG经典24题

The Classical 24 Numerical Reasoning

"The big economic difference between nuclear and fossil-fuelled powerstations is that nuclear reactors are more expensive to build and decommission, but cheaper to sun. So disputes 答案详解
1. E
(28x200+25x100)/(100%-10%)=9000
2. C
(20x250+16x300) x6%=588
3. B
Region E (permanent: temporary)=3:2
Region SE Total: 400 Permanent: 150 Temporary: 250
(New) Permanent: 400x3/5=240 Temporary: 400x2/5=160
所以我们可以得出P增加了90人,T减少了90人
90x(30-18)=1080
(我们可以用其他方法算,但是却不是最节约时间的算法)
4. E
目测,(SE和SW的P每小时接的电话数是最高的,而且SW的P的人数多,所以总数上SW可定比SE要高。虽然E的每小时接电话数不高,但是他人数最多,所以总数也很高)
5. C
(43200+80000+16000) x105%-11232-12096-21600-19200-4160-4640=73232
6. A
(40x120x4-1600)/16000=20%
7. A
43200/48-44000/50=20
8. D
80000/50/25=64
9. E
(2.50-2.40)/2.40x2.50+2.50=2.604
(1.10-1.08)/1.08x1.10+1.10=1.120
2.604-1.120=1.48
10. A
1.70-(3.20-1.70)=0.2
11. C
(1.70-0.3)x(1-15%)=1.19
12. E
1.08x(1-20%)/2.40=36%
13. G
(70-50)x4x40x3=9600
14. B
50x40x4x6+50x4x4x10=56000
15. E
3/2.4x40-40=10
16. C
(40-38)x4x3x(55+40)=2280
17. C
8000/61.8-100/1.62=67.72
不管在Yr 1,用了多少英镑买泰铢,我们要知道的是在Yr 2,8000泰铢可换多少英镑,所以用第二年的汇率,而不是第一年的。
18. F
1000x1.52/1.62x11.1=10415
19. D
(65.4-61.8)/61.8=5.8% 升值,这是直接法,所以在Yr 1,1英镑可换65.4泰铢,而Yr 2,1英镑之可以换到61.8的泰铢,这说明泰铢升值了。(这里英镑是基准货币)
20. B
目测法,看两年直接之变化最大的,注意单位(全部看作是百位数)
21. E
(150-110)/110=36%
22. G
1000000/8/5=25000
23. A
10.5-9.5x(1+10%)=0.05
24. A
目测法,1&2年,价格最低,产量也最低。

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