Question

How many employees prefer Walking as their mode of transportation?

• A. 50
• B. 75
• C. 100
• D. 125
• A. 40
• B. 90
• C. 60
• D. 30
• A. 130
• B. 140
• C. 160
• D. 145
• A. 3:2
• B. 5:3
• C. 2:3
• D. 1:4
• A. 40%
• B. 45%
• C. 50%
• D. 55%

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Given that
40% prefer Car, 
25% prefer Bus, 
20% prefer Bicycle.
Remaining preference for Walking can be calculated as: Walking=100%−(40%+25%+20%)=15%
Therefore, 15% of 500 employees prefer Walking:  
Number of employees=0.15×500=75
(B) 75

Answer 2

From the data, 30% of Car users cited comfort as their reason:
Percentage of Car users citing comfort = 30%
Percentage of Car users = 40%
Number of Cars users citing comfort = 30% of 40% of 500 = 60
(C) 60

Answer 3

Initially, 25% of employees prefer Bus, which is 25% of 500:
Number of employees preferring Bus = 0.25×500 =125
After 20 employees switch from Bus to Bicycle: 
Number of employees preferring Bicycle = 125+20 = 145
(D) 145

Answer 4

Among Bus users, 50% cited cost-effectiveness and 30% cited environmental concerns:
Ratio of cost-effectiveness to environmental concerns
=\(\frac{50\%}{30\%}\)
=\(\frac{5}{3}\)
=5:3

Answer 5

Number of employees who preferred Bus:
25% of 500 employees
= \(0.25 \times 500\) = 125 employees
Number of employees who preferred Bicycle:
20% of 500 employees 
= \(0.20 \times 500\) = 100 employees
Total number of employees preferring Bus or Bicycle:
= 125 (Bus) + 100 (Bicycle) 
= 225 employees
Percentage of total respondents:
= \(\bigg(\frac{225 }{ 500}\bigg) \times 100% \)= 45