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Question 1 of 5
1. Question
What is the missing number of ‘X’ of the series 7, X, 21, 31, 43?
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Ans: c
The pattern of the series is as follows.
So, the missing number is 13.
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Ans: c
The pattern of the series is as follows.
So, the missing number is 13.
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Question 2 of 5
2. Question
In a club of 240 members, 122 people play cricket, 118 people play football and 40 people play both games. How many people play atmost one of the two games?
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Ans: b
Total loss in percentage = 240 (given)
Total number of member are playing games = 200
But 40 members are not playing any of the games.
People who play atmost one of the two games=160+40 =200
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Ans: b
Total loss in percentage = 240 (given)
Total number of member are playing games = 200
But 40 members are not playing any of the games.
People who play atmost one of the two games=160+40 =200
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Question 3 of 5
3. Question
Two articles are sold for 3 13860 each. There is loss of 10% on one article and a profit of 10% on the Other. What is the overall profit or loss (in Rs. )?
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Ans: c
Total loss in percentage = x + y – (xy/100)
=10-10 –[(10 ´10)/100] = -1%
Now, SP of two articles = 2´ 13860 = Rs. 27720
And CP of two articles = 27720 ´ [(100/99)] = Rs. 28000
∴Loss = 28000 – 27720 = Rs. 280
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Ans: c
Total loss in percentage = x + y – (xy/100)
=10-10 –[(10 ´10)/100] = -1%
Now, SP of two articles = 2´ 13860 = Rs. 27720
And CP of two articles = 27720 ´ [(100/99)] = Rs. 28000
∴Loss = 28000 – 27720 = Rs. 280
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Question 4 of 5
4. Question
- Consider the following statement.
Poverty is increasing because the people, who are deciding how to tackle it, know absolutely nothing about the poor.
Which of the following courses of action logically follows for pursuing?
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Ans: a
The statement indirectly asserts that the decision makers can work effectively to eliminate poverty, only if they get to know the bas problems afflicting the poor people through interaction with them. So, only (a) follows.
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Ans: a
The statement indirectly asserts that the decision makers can work effectively to eliminate poverty, only if they get to know the bas problems afflicting the poor people through interaction with them. So, only (a) follows.
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Question 5 of 5
5. Question
The monthly incomes of Peter and Paul are in the ratio of 4:3. Their expenses are in the ratio of 3:2. If each saves 6000 at the end of the month, their monthly incomes respectively are (in Rs. )
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Ans: a
Given, monthly incomes of Peter and Paul are in the ratio of 4:3 and their expenses are in the ratio of3:2.
Let their monthly incomes be Rs. 4x and 3x and their expenditures be
R3y and R 2y, respectively.
Then, 4x-3y= 6000
[Because Income – Expenditure = Savings]
And 3x-2y= 6000
4x-3y= 3x-2y
4x-3y= 3y-2y
x= y
4t-3x = 6000, x = 6000
(4x 6000) and (3x 6000). i.e.
Hence, their monthly incomes are
Rs. (4 x 6000) and Rs. (3 x 6000)
Rs. 24000 and Rs. 18000
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Ans: a
Given, monthly incomes of Peter and Paul are in the ratio of 4:3 and their expenses are in the ratio of3:2.
Let their monthly incomes be Rs. 4x and 3x and their expenditures be
R3y and R 2y, respectively.
Then, 4x-3y= 6000
[Because Income – Expenditure = Savings]
And 3x-2y= 6000
4x-3y= 3x-2y
4x-3y= 3y-2y
x= y
4t-3x = 6000, x = 6000
(4x 6000) and (3x 6000). i.e.
Hence, their monthly incomes are
Rs. (4 x 6000) and Rs. (3 x 6000)
Rs. 24000 and Rs. 18000
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