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: PCG-8821-XL-09 String B : PCG-8821-XL-90

What was the percentage increase in profit from January to March? A) 100% B) 150% C) 200% D) 250% pcg aptitude battery test sample

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: Pattern repeats every 3: Circle, Square, Triangle. Next after Square is Triangle . 4. Attention to Detail Compare these two alphanumeric strings: : PCG-8821-XL-09 String B : PCG-8821-XL-90 What was

: Jan profit = 120 – 90 = 30. Mar profit = 150 – 100 = 50. Increase = (50 – 30)/30 × 100 = 20/30 × 100 ≈ 66.7% — Not in options? Wait, check: Actually (50-30)/30 = 66.7%, but if they meant profit margin : (50/150) vs (30/120) — no. Likely a trick: some tests use “profit increase” absolute: 50/30 = 1.667 → not matching. Let’s recompute: (50-30)/30 = 66.7% — none of above. Possibly misprint? In real PCG, answer might be “None” or they expect 200%? No. Better: If they ask by what percent did profit increase from Jan to Mar? → (20/30)*100 = 66.7%. Since not there, maybe table numbers differ. For practice, correct is 66.7%. But if forced: 200% would mean profit tripled (30→90). So answer none . Always check logic. 2. Verbal Reasoning Statement : “PCG’s data analytics team must verify all client data before running predictive models. Without verification, model outputs are unreliable.” Increase = (50 – 30)/30 × 100 = 20/30 × 100 ≈ 66