Multi Source Reasoning Mock Tests

A multi-source reasoning question: Source 1 - Employee Skills Database: Employee 1: Python, SQL, Machine Learning Employee 2: Java, SQL, Data Engineering Employee 3: Python, R, Statistics Employee 4: Java, Python, Data Engineering Employee 5: R, SQL, Statistics Source 2 - Project Requirements: Project Alpha: Needs Python and SQL Project Beta: Needs Java and Data Engineering Project Gamma: Needs R and Statistics Which employee can work on the most projects?

A multi-source reasoning question: Source 1 - Restaurant Menu: Burger: ₹200 Pizza: ₹350 Pasta: ₹280 Salad: ₹150 Source 2 - Customer Orders: Order 1: 2 Burgers, 1 Pizza Order 2: 1 Pasta, 1 Salad Order 3: 1 Burger, 1 Pizza, 1 Salad What is the total revenue from these three orders?

A multi-source reasoning question: Source 1 - Product Pricing: Widget A: ₹100/unit Widget B: ₹150/unit Widget C: ₹200/unit Source 2 - Monthly Demand (units): Widget A: 500 Widget B: 300 Widget C: 200 Source 3 - Production Cost (₹/unit): Widget A: ₹60 Widget B: ₹90 Widget C: ₹120 Which product has the highest total profit for the month?

A multi-source reasoning question: Source 1 - Employee Salaries (per month): Developer: ₹50,000 Designer: ₹40,000 Manager: ₹80,000 Analyst: ₹45,000 Source 2 - Headcount: Developers: 4 Designers: 3 Managers: 2 Analysts: 3 Source 3 - Benefits: All employees receive a monthly bonus of 5% of their salary. What is the total monthly payroll including bonuses?

A multi-source reasoning question: Source 1 - Employee Attendance Log: Monday: 45 employees present, 5 absent Tuesday: 42 employees present, 8 absent Wednesday: 48 employees present, 2 absent Thursday: 40 employees present, 10 absent Friday: 44 employees present, 6 absent Source 2 - Daily Production Output: Monday: 200 units Tuesday: 190 units Wednesday: 210 units Thursday: 180 units Friday: 195 units What is the correlation between attendance and production?