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Directions for Questions from 1 to 4:

Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.

CVM is an educational institution that provides training to the students for the IIT-JEE examination. The students of the institution are divided into
six different sections namely Jupiter, Earth, Venus, Mars, Pluto and Saturn. A diagnostic test was conducted to check the intelligence level of the
students across all the sections. Based on the marks obtained in the diagnostic test, the students across all the sections were divided into seven
different categories namely Outstanding(O), Excellent(E), Very Good(V), Good(G), Average(A), Below Average(B) and Poor(P). The following table
provides information about the ratio of the number of the students of each category in the different sections

For example, in the section Jupiter, 1:2:1 is the ratio of the number of students who were categorized as Outstanding, Excellent and Very Good in
that particular order.

Additional Information Given:

I. The number of students who are categorized as Very Good is maximum in the section Earth.
II. (Number of students who are categorized as Outstanding in the section Venus) / (Number of students who are categorized as Outstanding in
the section Pluto) >= 2/9

1. If the total number of students in the section Venus is 608, then at most how many students are categorized as Below Average in the section
Pluto?

j 900
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j 960
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j 576
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j 768
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j 864
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2. In how many sections, the number of students who are categorized as Poor is definitely less than the number of students who are categorized as
Poor in the section Earth?

j 3
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j 0
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j 2
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j 1
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j 4
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3. Which of the following cannot be the ratio of the total number of students in the section Earth to the
total number of students in the section Saturn?

j 19:8
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j 1:1
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j 2:1
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j 8:1
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j None of these
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4. Which of the following can be the total number of students in the section Pluto?

j 289
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j 288
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j 512
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j 372
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j 432
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Directions for Questions from 5 to 8:

Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.
The following table provides partial information about the composition of six different alloys namely A, B, C, D, E and F. Each of these six different
alloys contains the five different elements namely Zinc, Tin, Lead, Copper and Nickel. An alloy G contains alloys A, B and C in the ratio 2:1:3. It was
also noted that in the alloy G, tin, lead and copper are present in equal proportion. Assume that impurities do not contain any of the five mentioned
elements.

5. A hypothetical alloy Z is formed using the alloys mentioned in the table and the percentage of Nickel in
it was found to be 8.25%. The percentage of alloy B in alloy Z is at most

j 95.46%
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j 83.12%
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j 97.24%
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j 89.16%
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j 75.48%
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6. Which of the following can be the ratio in which the alloys A, E and F could be mixed to get at least
12% lead in the resulting mixture?

j 4:1:1
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j 2:1:3
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j 1:2:3
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j 1:2:4
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j 4:2:5
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7. An alloy X that contains 15% nickel, at least 15% zinc and at most 20% copper, is to be made. How
many combinations of at most three of the six mentioned alloys can be used to make X?

j 3
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j 4
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j 5
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j 6
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8. Find the percentage of copper in alloy A.

j 95/9
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 j 95/3
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j 25/9
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j 25/3
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j 175/9
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Directions for Questions from 9 to 10:

Answer the questions on the basis of the information given
below.
Some children were taking free throws at the basketball court in school during lunch break. Below are some facts about how many baskets these
children shot.
i. Ganesh shot 8 baskets less than Ashish.
ii. Dhanraj and Ramesh together shot 37 baskets.
iii. Jugraj shot 8 baskets more than Dhanraj.
iv. Ashish shot 5 baskets more than Dhanraj.
v. Ashish and Ganesh together shot 40 baskets.

9. Which of the following statements is true?

j Dhanraj and Jugraj together shot 46 baskets

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j Ganesh shot 18 baskets and Ramesh shot 21 baskets
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j Dhanraj shot 3 more baskets than Ramesh.
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j Ramesh and Jugraj together shot 29 baskets.
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j None
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10. Which of the following statements is true?

j Ramesh shot 18 baskets and Dhanraj shot 19 baskets.

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j Ganesh shot 24 baskets and Ashish shot 16 baskets.
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j Jugraj shot 19 baskets and Dhanraj shot 27 baskets
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j Dhanraj shot 11 baskets and Ashish shot 16 baskets
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j None
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