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The CAT 2022 Slot 1 Quantitative Aptitude section featured several questions focused on Indian local products and their mathematical applications. One notable question involved calculating profit margins for a local artisan selling handmade textiles from Gujarat. The problem required candidates to determine the optimal pricing strategy based on production costs and market demand.
Another question centered around the distribution network of Darjeeling tea, where test-takers had to analyze supply chain logistics and calculate transportation costs using ratio and proportion concepts. This question tested the ability to apply mathematical reasoning to real-world Indian business scenarios.
The section also included problems related to the spice trade in Kerala, where candidates needed to compute compound interest on investments in cardamom and pepper exports. These questions emphasized the practical application of quantitative skills in understanding India\“s domestic product markets and their economic implications. |
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