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Kumar spends 30% of his monthly income on food, 40% of the remaining on clothes and transport, and saves 50% of the remaining.
Q.1
If Kumar's monthly salary is Rs. 18400, then how much would be his monthly savings?
A Rs. 2896.00
B Rs. 4160.00 11
Useful?
C Rs. 3299.00
D Rs. 3864.00
93% participants attempted this question and 42% answered correctly.
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Discuss your solution to this question . . .
Anchal Yadav added 5 months ago
1 :)
Team CoCubes added 6 months ago
0 30 % for food , 40% of remaining on clothes and transport... that means 28% of salary. Now left over is 42% of salary... Of this
remaining 50% is for savings i.e, 21% salary (3864.00 /-)
P. Sudheera added 6 months ago
0 30*18400/100=5520 remainig on clothes 40*70/100=28% 100%-(30+28)%=42% remainig on savings 42*50/100=21%

21*18400/100=3864.
Sum of digits of a 5 digit number is 41. Find the probability that such a number is divisible by 11?
Q.2
A 2/15
B 11/26
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C 3/35 Useful?
D 6/35
A
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Ratul Biswas added 6 months ago
2 can anyone pls explain it in a eazy way.i can't understand the solution.
Duppalapudi Kusuma Latha added 4 months ago
2 this takes too much of time
1 In order to get the sum as 41, the following 5 digit combination exist:
99995--->number of 5 digits =5
99986--->number of 5 digit =20
Now, 70 such number exists.
Now for a 5 digit number of form (pqrst) to be divisible by

11(p+r+t)-(q+s)=11, also (p+r+t)+(q+s)=41
p+r+t=26, q+s=15
(p,r,t)=(9,9,8) and (q,s)=(8,7) --------(i)
or (p,r,t)=(9,9,8) and (q,s)=(9,6) --------(ii)

Using 1st equation we can construct 3!/2! ×2!=6 numbers.
Using 2nd equation we can construct 3!/2! ×2!=6 numbers.

Number of favorable cases = 12.
Hence, required probability = 12/70 = 6/35
S.Sumiya Begum added 3 months ago
0 Any expert solution/advise for this question please.!!
0 :(
Aman buys bank's cash certificates every year of the value exceeding the last year's purchase by Rs. 300. He has a total of Rs. 83,000
Q.3
as value of certificates after 20 years. What is the value of the certificates purchased in the 13th year?
A Rs. 4900
B Rs. 6900 22
Useful?
C Rs. 1300
D Rs. 2400
A
5 This is an A.P
Where d=300, Sum = 83000, n=20
83,000 = 10[2a+(20-1)x300]
8300 = 2a + 5700
a = 1300
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But we need to calculate a13

a13 = a+12d
1300 + 12 x 300 =4900
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A and B can do a piece of work in 30 and 40 days respectively. They began the work together, but A left after some days and B
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finished the remaining work in 12 days. After how many days did A leave?
A 11
B 13 13
Useful?
C 12
D 18
A
Pooja Agarwal added 6 months ago
9 (1/30+1/40)x + (1/40)12=1 hence x=12 days
2 A's 1 day work = 1/30

B's 1 day work = 1/40
(A+B)'s 1 day work = (1/30 + 1/40) = 7/120
Work done by B in 12 days = 12/40 = 3/10
Remining work = 1 - 3/10 = 7/10
A will leave = 120/7 x 7/10 = 12 days
Uppalapati Harish added 6 months ago
0 ytie
0 :(
Ratul Biswas added 6 months ago
-2 u explained it in a very wazy way.i'll follow ur technique @pooja agarwaal
If X + Y=3, XY=2, find the value of X3 - Y3.

Q.5
A 4
8
B 7 Useful?
C 9
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D 10
A
4 (X+Y)^2 = X^2+ Y^2 +2XY

9 - 2*2 = X^2+ Y^2 = 5
(X-Y)^2 = 5-2x2 = 1
X^3 - Y^3 = (X-Y)(X^2+Y^2+XY)
X^3 - Y^3 = 1 x (5+2) = 7
0 :)
The area of a circle is halved when its radius is decreased by n. What can be the value of the radius of the circle?
Q.6
A 3n/ 2+1
B 2n/3n-1
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C 2n/ 2-1 Useful?
D 2n/ 2+1
A
Sonali Saha added 6 months ago
2 why pi r^2 / 2 = pi (r-n)^2 pi r^2 @team cocubes
1 radius = r
area = pi r^2
As per the information pi r^2 / 2 = pi (r-n)^2 pi r^2
Upon sloving above equation we get r^2 + 2n^2 -4nr = 0
Now solve this equation to get the root of equation which is = sqrt(2) [sqrt(2)+-1]
Now when we rationalize this root we get sqrt(2) / sqrt(2)-1
Uppalapati Harish added 6 months ago
0 explanation
Umesh Kumar Kumawat added 6 months ago
0 pi r^2 / 2 = pi (r-n)^2
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0 :)
The inequality b2+8b 9b+20 is correct for which of the following conditions?
Q.7
A b 5,b -5
B b 5,b - 4
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C b 6,b -6 Useful?
D b 4,b -4
A
1 :(
Pooja Agarwal added 6 months ago
0 after calculating (b-5)(b+4)>=0 hence the answer
Swati Singh added 6 months ago
0 plz explain
0 ax^2+bx+c>=0 P,Q are roots of the eq and (x-P)(x-Q)>=0 then x does not lies b/w P and Q.
In class 12th Board examinations, 10 different papers are distributed over five groups named PCB, Mathematics, Social Science, Economics and English. Each of the ten papers
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is evaluated out of 100. The final score of a student is the simple average of the group scores, and group scores is obtained by averaging the marks in the papers within a
particular group.
Consider following given table which represents the marks obtained by top ten students of the class.
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Note: B or G against the name of a student respectively indicates whether the student is a boy or a girl.
Calculate Deepak's marks in Paper II of English group.

Q.8
A 96
B 95
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C 48.5 Useful?
D 97
A
2 Deepak’s Group Scores are as follows:
PCB Group:=98×3/3 = 98
Mathematics Group: =95
Social Science Group: = (96+95)/2 =95.5
Economics Group: = (96+94)/ 2 =95

Deepak’s final score =96
?Sum of Dipan’s Group Scores:

=96×5=480
? 98+95+95.5+95+48+x/2 =480
==> x/2 = 48.5? x=97
Deepak scored 97 marks in English Paper II. Hence, option C.
1 :(
Aroop Ranjan Sahoo added 3 months ago
0 Simply Answer should be 94, not in option
Sunil Kumar Muwal added 6 months ago
0 solve this problem????
Had Joseph, Agni, Pritam and Trisha each obtained group score of 100 in the Social Science Group, then their standing in
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decreasing order of final score would be:
A Joseph, Trisha, Agni, Pritam
B Pritam, Joseph, Trisha, Agni 9

Useful?
C Joseph, Trisha, Pritam, Agni
D Pritam, Trisha, Agni, Joseph
A
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0 :(
P.Dinesh Reddy added about a month ago
-1 the question itself doesn't give the exact meaning for getting the answer. there should be "IF" instead of "HAD".
-1 Group scores of Joseph, Agni, Pritam and Trisha in Social Science Group are 95.5, 95.5, 89 and 89.5 respectively.
Their final scores are 95,94.3,93.9,93.7 respectively.
If their group scores in social science change to hundred their final scores will be affected by 4.5/5, 4.5/5,11/5 and 10.5/5 respectively.
Their new final scores would be 95.9,95.2,96.1 and 95.8 respectively.
Their standing in decreasing order of final score would be Pritam, Joseph, Trisha, Agni. Hence, option B.
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Find a positive number which when increased by 17 becomes equal to 60 times of its reciprocal.
Q.10
A 3
B 10
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C 17 Useful?
D 20
A
Vikas Chandra added 4 months ago
2 or you could've just eliminated the options. 3+17=20 and 60*(1/3)=20
H Sashi Kumar added about a month ago
0 it's not 7 ,its should be 17 you have to@ team cocubes.and ans is 5
H Sashi Kumar added about a month ago
0 in line 3,they mistaken 7 instead of 17 @Mohammad Ahmed
0 :)
-1 Let say the number is a

As per the given information (a+17) = 60/a
Which gives equation a^2+7a-60 = 0

Upon solving this equation we get a = 3
Mohammad Ahmed added 5 months ago
-2 i can't understand the connection between line 2 and 3 plz help
Sum of the two means of an A.P with 4 terms is 21. If the product of the extremes is 54, what is the 3rd term of the A.P?
Q.11
A 3
B 7
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C 13 Useful?
D 18
A
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3 Let the four terms be a - 3d, a - d, a + d and a + 3d.

The sum of the two means = a - d + a + d = 2a = 21 or a = 10.5
The product of the two extremes = (a - 3d)(a + 3d) = a^2 - 9d^2 = 54 => (10.5)^2 - 9d^2 = 54
=> 9d^2 = 110.25 - 54 = 56.25
=> 3d = 7.5 => d = 2.5.

The four terms are a - 3d = 10.5 - 7.5 = 3, a - d = 10.5 - 2.5 = 8; a + d = 10.5 + 2.5 = 13 and a + 3d = 10.5 + 7.5 = 18. ie. 3, 8, 13, 18
Thus 3rd term is 13
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If m and n are the roots of the equation x2 + 6x + 6 = 0, then find m3+ n3.
Q.12
A -314
B 224
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C -224 Useful?
D -108
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6 m+n=-6 , mn=6 , As per formula m^3 + n^3 = (m+n)(m^2+n^2-mn) ;

m^2+n^2=(m+n)^2-2mn=36-12=24 ;
hence, m^3 + n^3 = (-6)(24-6) =(-6)(18)=-108
3 sum of the roots is -b/a,if the eq is ax^2+bx+c=0.
2 why (m+n)= -6?.......i think it should b +6...and answer should b +108..plz explain
0 thanx..
Cheedella Manohar Venkat added 4 months ago
0 thanx
-1 :(
12 men can complete a piece of work in 4 days, while 15 women can complete the same work in 4 days. 6 men start working on the
Q.13 12
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job and after working for 2 days, all of them stopped working. How many women should be put on the job to complete the
remaining work, if it is to be completed in 3 days?
A 15
B 18 Useful?
C 22
D Data inadequate
A
6 M denotes men & W denotes women. 12M finish work in 4 days. Therefore 12Mens' 1 day work is 1/4. Also 1Men's 1 day work is
1/(4*12)= 1/48.
15W finish work in 4 days. Therefore 15Womens' 1 day work is 1/4. Also 1W 1 day work is 1/(4*15).
6Mens' 1 day work= (1/48)*6= 1/8. 6Mens' 2 days work =(1/8)*2= 1/4.
1/4 part of the work is finished by 6M in 2 days. 3/4 part of the work is left out which is to be finshed by Women in 3 days.
1W 1 day work= (1/4*15)=1/60. X women required to finish work in 3 days.

No of days * W 1 day work* no of W = part of work left. 3*(1/60)*X = (3/4). SOLVE FOR X: X=15 : 15W required to finish the remaining
work in 3 days.
Santanu Manna added 6 months ago
2 12 m work 4 d 1 part .so 6 m work 2 day=(1*6*2)/(12*4)=1/4 part . so remaining work=1-1/4=3/4 part.. so 1part of work done by 4 day
by 15 women.so 3/4 part of work done by 3 day=(15*4*3)/(4*3)=15 womens .
0 :)
Given that x, y, z, p, q, r are all positive quantities, also xp, yq, zr are distinct. If x,y and z are in A.P; p, q and r are in H.P. and xp, yq, zr
Q.14
are in G.P.; then calculate the value of x : y : z.
A p:q:r
B 1/p : 1/q : 1/r 15

Useful?
C 1/r : 1/q : 1/p
D None of these
A
3 As per the given conditions, let x,y,z be 3,6,9 p,q,r be 1/9 , 1/6 , 1/3 then xp,yq,zr becomes 1/3 , 1 , 3 ( satisfying the condition that
xp,yq,zr are all different)
And x:y:z = 3:6:9 = 1:2:3
According to the options, the 3rd option i.e, 1/r:1/q:1/p satisfies the ratio value 1:2:3 (3:6:9 = 1:2:3)
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In a bulbs and holders manufacturing factory, one machine produces only bulbs at the rate of 100 bulbs per minute and needs to
Q.15
be cleaned for 5 minutes after production of every 1000 bulbs. Another machine produces only holders at the rate of 75 holders per
minute and needs to be cleaned for 10 minutes after production of every 1500 holders. If both the machines start production at the
same time, what is the minimum duration required for producing 9000 pairs of bulbs and holders?
A 130 minutes
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B 135 minutes Useful?
C 170 minutes
D 180 minutes
A
9 1000 bulbs requires (10+5) min for manufacturing. 1500 holder requires (20+10) min for manufacturing.
Now take LCM of (1000,1500) = 3000 . Therefore 3000 bulbs have been manufactured in 45 min & 3000 holders in 60 min
So 60 minutes are minimum required to produce 3000 pair of bulbs & holders so 9000 pairs in 180 min.
But question is asking for minimum time hence 180 min-10 min. where 10 min are the last cleaning time which is ignored .So the ans is
170
Majji Shanmukha Surya Kumar added 4 months ago
2 forgot to see that last 10 mins
Raushan Kumar Shukla added 6 months ago
1 conceptual question.......!!!!
0 :(
Rahul Maheshwari added about 21 hours ago
0 but 180 is actually correct answer
John has a rectangular sheet of paper measuring 590mm by 420mm to print a circular batch on it. What is the diameter of the
Q.16
largest batch that can be printed from the sheet of paper?
A 590mm
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B 420mm
Useful?
C 240mm
D 724mm
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A
1 We have to draw the largest possible circular batch. If we will take 590 mm as the largest diameter, that will not suit because another
side is just 420 mm and can not be extended. But if you draw a circle taking 420 mm as diameter that is possible because in this case
420<590. Therefore 420 mm is the largest diameter which can be printed.
0 :)
Karanpreet Singh Bhandari added 5 months ago
0 draw a rectangle assuming length to be 590 mm and breadth 420mm(or vice versa).. draw a circle inscribed in rectangle... radius of a
circle is uniform and considering the fact that the circle batch has to be formed from inside the rectangle..the diameter of the circle can
be the shorter side to the max else it would cut the rectangle and come out
In a fraction, denominator exceeds the numerator by 6. If 8 is added to the denominator, the value of the fraction would become
Q.17
1/3. Find the fraction.
A 7/18
B 6/15 13
Useful?
C 7/13
D 3/43
A
1 :(
-2 Go for option verifycation it is clear that only in option c we have denominator is exceeding numerator by 6.if we add 8 to
denominator we get the fraction 1/3.

x/(x+6)+8 = 1/3 ; solving this we get x= 7.
Required fraction is x/x+6. substituting x=7 in x/x+6 we get 7/13
A positive integer is selected at random and is divided by 7. What is the probability that the remainder is 1?
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A 2/7
B 1/7 16
Useful?
C 4/7
D 3/7
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A
Karanpreet Singh Bhandari added 5 months ago
2 when a no is divided by 7..the remainder can be in the range0-6.. so total no of outcomes =6,, favourable outcome=1.....hence
probabilty =1/7
1 :(
-8 Desired probability lies in the range of 1-7 only. Then again from 8 remainder starts with a count of 1,2,...... Thus total favorable cases
are 7 and in only 1 case remainder is 1 thus probability=1/7
Mr. Raghuvender's salary was increased by 40% and then in another quarter, it was increased again by 40%. The original salary gets
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increased by:
A 80%
B 40% 20
Useful?
C 88%
D 96%
A
4 Let Raghuvendra's initial salary is =100 Rs.
New salary = 140

Next quarter salary = 140 + (40/100) x 140 = 196
% increase = (196-100)/100 = 96%
0 :(
Kalpashree J added 6 months ago
0 solve this problem?
16 men can do a piece of work in 10 days. How many men are needed to complete the work in 40 days?
Q.20
A 1
7
B 2
Useful?
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C 3
D 4
A
0 M1 x D1 = M2 x D2
16 x 10 = X x 40
Thus X = 4
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Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
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Prashant Arora has three children -Sangeeta, Vimal and Ashish. Ashish married Monika, the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy. The Roys married their
youngest daughter to the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Sharma, and they have two sons named Amit and Shashi. The Roys have two more children, Roshan and
Vandana, both older than Veena. Sameer and Ajay are the sons of Ashish and Monika. Rashmi is the daughter of Amit. It is also known that the children take the
surname of their respective fathers.
What is the surname of Rashmi?

Q.21
A Sharma
B Roy
1
C Arora Useful?
D Cannot be determined
A
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0 Read all given information carefully you will get the answer. This is an easy problem.
Sai Mohit M.S added 6 months ago
0 i gave the correct answer then how it will change
How is Sameer related to the father of Monika?

Q.22
A Grandson
B Son
2
C Cousin Useful?
D Son-in-law
A
Hey you got this right. As an expert share it with students across India . . .
One out of the following four figures does not follow the same pattern which is being followed by others. Identify the one which
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does not follow the pattern.
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A (1) Useful?
B (2)
C (3)
D (4)
A
0 In all given images apart from figure (4) relation is Inside image sides = n and Out image sides = n+1. In image (4) inside image has 5
sides and outside 7. Thus (4) is odd.
Two statements are given below, followed by four conclusions I, II, III, IV. You have to consider the two statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance
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from commonly known facts. You have to decide which of the given conclusions, if any, follow from the given statement.
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Statements:
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(1) Some animals are aliens.
(2) Some aliens are rocks.
Conclusions:
I. No animal is rock.
II. All aliens are rocks.
III. Some rocks are animals.
IV. No alien is animal. 3
Useful?
A Only I and III follow.
B Only II and III follow.
C Only I, III and IV follow.
D None follows.
A
0 Draw Venn diagram to solve this questions. Try on your own.
Statements:
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(1) Conflicts in mind create tension.
(2) Resolution of conflict leads to good mental health.
Conclusions:
I. One becomes very hefty and strong by resolving one's conflicts.
II. Freedom from conflicts leads to good mental health.
1
A Only conclusion I follows Useful?
B Only conclusion II follows
C Neither conclusion I nor II follows
D Both conclusions I and II follow
A
0 This is very clear from the statements that only conclusion II follow.
Find the missing term(s) in the series given below:

Q.26
2,3,8,27,112,__ 3
Useful?
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A 576
B 339
C 452
D 565
A
2 2x1+1=3
3x2+2=8
8x3+3=27
27x4+4=112
112x5+5=565
Manpreet Singh added 6 months ago
0 2,2*1+1,3*2+2,8*3+3,27*4+4,112*5+5
In the following questions a statement is followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. You have to take the given statement to be true even if it seems to be
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at variance with the commonly known facts and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follow(s) from the given statement, disregarding commonly
known fact.
Money plays very important role in politics.

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Conclusion:
I. The poor can never become politicians.
II. All the rich men take part in politics.
A Only conclusion I follows. 6

Useful?
B Only conclusion II follows.
C Neither I nor II follows
D Both I and II follow.
A
-5 Such questions are interesting to solve, one important rule is to take the given statement to be true even if it seems to be at variance
with the commonly known facts and similarly consider only information given in the statement. Now from the given statement neither I
nor II follows.
Government claims that terrorism is under control, but still people are being killed.
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Useful?
Conclusion:
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I. The government and the terrorists have not come to an understanding.

II. The government has been telling a lie.
A If only conclusion I follows.
B If only conclusion II follows.
C If neither I nor II follows
D If both I and II follow.
A
Ashish Kawdia added 5 months ago
6 pathetic solution
2 From the statement we can only conclude that despite government's claims killings by terrorists are happening. But the reason of
killing is not clear from statement itself. Both of the conclusions do not follow.
Numbers in the figure below are connected through a mathematical relationship. Identify the relationship and find out the missing
Q.29
number.
7
Useful?
A 27
B 15
C 17
D 23
A
0 All three digits in first row are divided by 3,2,1 respectively.
i.e 15/3=5, 16/2=8, 17/1=17

Digits of 4th row = sum of above two row digits
i.e 5+24=29, 8+21=29, 17+12=29
Shubhada Nanavare added 2 months ago
0 in first column 5+24=29, in second also 8+21=29, then ?+12=29.... hence simply ans is 17.... as 17+12=29
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Numbers in the figure below are connected through a mathematical relationship. Identify the relationship and find out the missing
Q.30
number.
7
Useful?
A 285
B 185
C 385
D 585
A
1 ((7*2)+1)=15. ((15*3)+1)=46. Similarly (46*4)+1)=185
Arjunlal Yadav added 2 months ago
0 7*2+1=15,15+15*3+1=46,46*4+1=185,185*5+1=926,926*6+1=5557
Answer the following questions based on the statements given below.

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How much did Ajay score in the exam?

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Statements:
I. His score was a prime number between 40 and 50.
II. He scored more than 45.
A Only 1 of the statements is sufficient to answer the given question but the other statement is not.
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Both statements I and II together are sufficient to answer the question although neither of the statements
B Useful?
alone suffices.
C Each statement, individually, is sufficient to answer the question.
Both statements I and II together are not sufficient to answer the question asked, and additional data to
D
the problem are needed.
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A
0 When we use both of the statements, we find that his score is 47. Thus question can be answered using both of the statements.
Does smoking lead to ill health?

Q.32
Statements:
I. According to a survey, out of 1000 people suffering from lung cancer, 876 are smokers.
II. Cancer is a sign of ill health.
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B Useful?
alone suffices.
D
A
Pushkar Tandon added 5 months ago
0 can't the above statements be interpreted as smoking leads to cancer and cancer leads to ill health. plss ans
Vinod Choudhary added 2 months ago
0 surprised by 6% who actually answered it
Rahul Maheshwari added about 21 hours ago
0 hey b is correct
Manish Kumar added 5 months ago
-1 please tell me approach for this question
-2 Without being biased with your known facts. Statement I says that most of the smokers are suffering from lung cancer. This is partial
information only, therefore even by combining both of the statements this can not be concluded concretely that smoking lead to ill
health. Such type of questions are difficult reasoning questions.
What is the number of sides of a regular polygon?

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Statements: 3
I. The sum of all its internal angles is 540 degrees. Useful?
II. The angles subtended by all the side at its centre are equal to 72 degrees.
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B
alone suffices.
D
A
0 As per the rules summation of all internal angles = (2n-4)x90, where n is the number of sides.
Thus from statement I: (2n-4)x90 = 540, n=5
From Statement II: 72n = 360, n=5
Thus question can be answered by individual statements.
What is the colour of his eye?

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Statements:
I. The colour of his eye is the same as the colour of my shirt
II. I am not wearing a blue shirt
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B Useful?
alone suffices.
D
A
1 Read the statements carefully. Both of the statements are not sufficient to find out the color of eyes.
Manish Kumar added 5 months ago
-1 pls tell me the approach for solving this type of question
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P.
Which among the following operations is not performed as per the process of the flow chart?
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A Take exactly 5 values as input.
B Sort the list in descending order.

3
C Print all 5 values which were given as input. Useful?
D Never get into the "Is List > Val" loop.
A
0 As per the flow chart process only values are getting printed as it is. Soughting is not done anyhow.
For which sets of values will the above flow chart get into an infinite loop?
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2
A 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 Useful?
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B 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
C 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
D This flowchart will never get into an infinite loop
A
0 There are only 5 input values, flow chart will never get into infinite loop.
At the end of the flowchart execution, what would be the values of I and M?
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A I=1, M=1
B I=6, M=5
0
C I=5 M=5 Useful?
D I=5, M=6
A
0 Last value of M would be 5 and for that I=6.
Harshendu Lata added 6 months ago
0 In above flow chart we can see that I>M,so...
In the following question, choose the answer from the answer images which when put in place of 'Question Mark' would complete
Q.38
the relation given in the first two images of the problem figure.
Problem Figures:
4
Useful?
Answer Figures:
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A (1)
B (2)
C (3)
D (4)
A
0 Analyse I and II and apply the same to missing analogy. This is a simple and interesting problem. Try doing this.
0 logic is used here
Find the odd one out.

Q.39
A Wolf
B Dog
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C Fox Useful?
D Cat
A
0 Except CAT rest all are the members of Dog family.
If in a language, EMPLOYEE is coded as 101332121550510, then what will be the code for PERSON in the same language?
Q.40
A 32245651715
B 32536193014
5
C 32645187127 Useful?
D 25475121415
A
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Sushant Kumar added 6 months ago
2 @team cocubes there is a mistake in question. the no at odd position is multiplied by 2 so "O" should be multiplied by 2 i.e. its code
should be 30 instead of 15 and 'y' should be 25 instead of 50.
1 Write all alphabets from A to Z on a piece of paper. Count E from A, its 5

but coded as 5x2=10 Now count M from A= 13, and it is coded as it is
P from A = 16 ; coded as 16x2=32
L from A = 12 ; coded as it is
Follow the same pattern to decode PERSON
0 L-12 and 0-15...why none of dem are multiplied by 2 instead acrdng to pattern O should be multiplied??....plz explain..
Vinod Choudhary added 2 months ago
0 for easy calculation use EJOTY-5,10,15,20,25 POSITION values
Suravi Lahiri added 6 months ago
-1 but what is about 'Y'?how it is coded as 5?
Section: English
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0 6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60
Time (min)
Choose the word from the following options which is spelt correctly.
Q.41
A Fisticoughs
B Fisticoups
4
C Fisticuffs Useful?
D Fisticuphs
A
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Fill in the blank(s) with the most suitable option.

Q.42
I took _____ book from the pile of books on your table. ____ book was very interesting to read.
A a , the
5
B the, a
Useful?
C an, the
D some, the
A
Fill in the blank(s) with the most suitable option.

Q.43
He ran away by jumping ____________a window and jumping __________ a waiting car.
A over, into
4
B upto, into
Useful?
C out of, into
D between, into
A
0 C is the only correct option.
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The sentence below is in direct or indirect speech and is followed by four alternatives of the opposite form of narration to that of
Q.44
the sentence. Choose the correct alternative.
They said, "He deserved our thanks for all he has done."
A They said that he deserved their thanks for all he had done.
3
B They said that he had been deserving their thanks for all he had done. Useful?
C They said that he has deserved their thanks for all he has done.
D They said that he was deserving their thanks for all he was doing.
A
Ohhh, you didn't get this one. Discuss your approach and clear your doubt . . .
Consider following given four choices and identify the odd one which has a different meaning.
Q.45
A Niche
B Angst
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C Trepidation Useful?
D Disquiet
A
Read the passage & answer the following questions.

P.
In the mid 80s, while travelling with friends along Italy's Amalfi coast, I observed a seagull gliding above the rocky cliffs. There was nothing particularly unusual
about the seagull but on this occasion I noted with some surprise, that it travelled hundreds of yards with little effort. A mere tilt of its wing, slight shift of its
body, took it up or down, right or left. But for expended body heat, minor muscle exertion, a turn of the head, the distance covered by the gull was
accomplished with little or no waste.
At the same time I remembered camera footage of the space shuttle launching from Cape Canaveral, Florida, and the great plume of smoke exhausted by it.
Human waste, to a certain extent, defines human evolution. We have become what we are in accordance with our waste and what we waste has prevented us
from evolving to where we could be without waste.
Many a tale has been told of ascetics who eat one meal a day, drink a glass of milk several times a month or eat only leaves on several occasions. Whether true
stories or not, such tales do focus on the basic inadequacies of the human digestive system and suggest it can be improved upon by "conscious" effort and
conditioning.
Beyond this and within reach of the average man are day-to-day episodes of forgetfulness, anger and dishonesty that may constitute wasted energy which, if
made available to us, would assist a personal and collective rise in evolutionary possibilities. Waste in relation to man refers to all energy baring quantities which
pass by us or through us without our exerting a controlled intention over them.
What did the author find unusual about the seagull?

Q.46
0
A It soared to different heights effortlessly. Useful?
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B It could move up or down with a little tilt of its wing to either direction.
C It was able to glide great distances without any pollution or wastage of energy.
D None of these.
A
0 due to lack of time management
What did the blast off of the space shuttle remind the author about?
Q.47
A Human excess is expendable.
B Whenever the space shuttle blasts off, it results in a lot of smoke.

1
C Our digestive systems have not evolved sufficiently and are too much for our planet to hold. Useful?
D Our waste has hampered our becoming better beings.
A
How can we evolve as better humans?

Q.48
A Control our digestive systems and develop minimal waste.
B Contain all unnecessary and negative thoughts and emotions as these too expend energy.
1
C Become angry only when provoked. Useful?
D Only eat one meal a day and drink a glass of milk occasionally.
A
Select the word from the options given below that is closest in meaning to the word in the question.
Q.49
RECUPERATE
4
A Mend
Useful?
B Endorse
C Persist
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D Worsen
A
Which of the following phrases / idioms means: To come to an unsuccessful end.

Q.50
A Falling stars
B Bite the dust

2
C Moonstruck Useful?
D Change the groove
A
Q.51
Sameera asked, "How long will it take to travel from South coast to Norway?"
A Sameera asked how long it will take to travel from South coast to Norway.
7
B Sameera asked how long it would take to travel from South coast to Norway. Useful?
C Sameera asked how long would it take to travel from South coast to Norway.
D Sameera was asking how long must it take to travel from South coast to Norway.
A
0 As per the rules in FUTURE SIMPLE TENSE will changes to would and the tone of an interrogative sentence changes to simple sentence.
Now only Option B and C are correct as per the rule, and between B and C, option B is correct as the tone of sentence is also correct.
Given below are sentences which when arranged logically form a coherent passage. Choose the given option which gives the
Q.52
correct sequence.
(a) The alternative was a blitz by the health workers to popularize preventive measures
3
(b) But the information in mass media was not sufficient
Useful?
(c) People have been reading about AIDS in the mass media
(d) But nobody is sure as to how effective even this would be, as
(e) People are not being influenced enough to take preventive measures
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A cbade
B abcde
C bacde
D cdabe
A
0 In such type of problems the first thing is to identify the first sentence. Among 5 given sentences (b) and (d) can not be the first line of
sentence thus option C can be neglected in first go. among three remaining choices Option B can also be dropped as statement (a) is
not an appropriate sentence to start a paragraph. Between A and D read the sentences as per the sequence in both choice, you can
easily guess that A is the correct choice.
Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow:
P.
All the cells in a particular plant start out with the same complement of genes. How then can these cells differentiate and form structures as different as roots,
stems, leaves and fruits? The answer is that only a small subset of the genes in a particular kind of cell are expressed, or turned on, at a given time. This is
accomplished by a complex system of chemical messengers that in plants include hormones and other regulatory molecules.
Five major hormones have been identified, auxin, abscisic acid, cytokinnin, ethylene and gibberellins. Studies of plants have now identified a new class or
regulatory molecules called oligosaccharines.
Unlike the oligosaccharines, the five well known plant hormones are pleiotropic rather than specific, growth and development of plants. The five have so many
simultaneous effects that they are not very useful in artificially controlling the growth of crops, Auxin, for instance ,simulates the rate of cell elongation, causes
shoots to grow up and roots to grow down ,and inhibits the growth of lateral shoots. Auxin also causes the plant to develop a vascular system, to form lateral
roots, and to produce ethylene.
The pleiotropy of the five well studied plant hormones is somewhat analogues to that of certain hormones in animals. For example, hormones from the
hypothalamus in the brain stimulate the anterior lobe of the pituitary gland to synthesize and release many different hormones, one of which stimulates the
release of hormones from the adrenal cortex. These hormones have specific effects on target organs all over the body. One hormone stimulates the thyroid
gland, for example another ovarian follicle cells, and so forth. In other words, there is a hierarchy of hormones.
Such a hierarchy may also exist in plants. Oligosaccharines are fragments of the cell wall released by enzymes: different enzymes release different
oligosaccharines. There are indications that pleiotropic plant hormones may actually function by activating the enzymes that release these other, more specific
chemical messengers from the cell wall.
According to the passage, the five well known plant hormones are not useful in controlling the growth of crops because
Q.53
A It is not known exactly what functions the hormones perform
B Each hormones has various effects on plants

0
C None of the hormones can function without the others Useful?
D Each hormone works on only a small subset of a cell's genes at any particular time
A
0 Read the line "The five have so many simultaneous effects that they are not very useful in artificially controlling the growth of crops,
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Auxin, for instance ,simulates the rate of cell elongation......" in paragraph 2. Thus B is the correct option.
0 on concentrating RC now we r able have right choices
The passage suggests that the place of hypothalamic hormones in the hormonal hierarchies of animals is similar to the place of
Q.54
which of the following in plant?
A Plant cell walls
B The complement of genes in each plant cell 0

Useful?
C A subset of a plant cell's gene complement
D The five major hormones
A
Ankit Gupta added 6 months ago
0 third line from the end - "Such a hierarchy may also exist in plants. Oligosaccharines are fragments of the cell wall released by
enzymes"..... so how is D the answer?? answer shud be A..
Pratyusha Bhadra added 6 months ago
0 i am agree with you Ankit,the answer should be A...
Sushant Kumar added 6 months ago
0 ans should be "a". Y it is "D"?
0 The pleiotropy of the five well studied plant hormones is somewhat analogues to that of certain hormones in animals. For example,
hormones from the hypothalamus in the brain stimulate the anterior lobe of the pituitary gland to synthesize and release many
different hormones, one of which stimulates the release of hormones from the adrenal cortex. These hormones have specific effects on
target organs all over the body. One hormone stimulates the thyroid gland, for example another ovarian follicle cells, and so forth. In
other words, there is a hierarchy of hormones.
0 from this paragrph u can answr the qstn dats optn d
The passage suggests that which of the following is a function likely to be performed by an oligosaccharines?
Q.55
A To stimulate a particular plant cell to become part of a plant's root system
B To stimulate the walls of a particular cell to produce other oligosaccharines

3
C To activate enzymes that release specific chemical messengers from the cell walls Useful?
D To duplicate the gene complement in a particular plant cell
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A
Select the word from the options given below that is furthest (opposite) in meaning to the word in the question.
Q.56
TORPOR
A Alacrity
6
B Sloth
Useful?
C Dormancy
D Chagrin
A
Vishali Chadha added 5 months ago
1 But alacrity means brisk and cheerful readiness so alarcity should be the ans
0 Torpor - A state of mental or physical inactivity or insensibility
Sloth - Reluctance to work or make an effort; laziness.

Dormancy - A state of quiet inaction.
Chagrin -Embarrassment caused by failure Thus Option A is correct.
0 i should improve my vocabulary
In the following question, four similar sentences are given, of which only one is grammatically correct, stylistically elegant and
Q.57
semantically consistent. Identify that sentence.
In boys and girls, obesity not only metabolically predisposes them for serious and chronic weight issues in
A their adulthood, but also their mental and emotional development in their young years is affected
adversely.
Obesity in boys and girls not only metabolically predisposes them for serious and chronic weight issues in
B their adulthood, but their mental and emotional development in their childhood years is affected
adversely. 2
Useful?
Not only obesity in boys and girls metabolically predispose them for serious and chronic weight issues in
C their adulthood, but their mental and emotional development in their childhood years is affected
adversely.
Not only does obesity in children metabolically predispose them for serious and chronic weight issues in
D their adulthood, but also their mental and emotional development in their childhood years is affected
adversely.
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A
0 Sentence is a generic statement about children hence only option D is correct rest are not.
Q.58
Suraj asked me, "Did you see the football match on television last night?"
A Suraj asked me whether I saw the football match on television the night before.
3
B Suraj asked me whether I had seen the football match on television the night before. Useful?
C Suraj asked me did I see the football match on television the last night.
D Suraj asked me whether I seen the football match on television the last night.
A
Subhodeep Banerjee added 6 months ago
1 Both the phrases of the sentences are in direct past tense. Then why it would be in past perfect, I don't understand.
0 The quoted text is in past tense, hence the indirect speech should be in past perfect.
What does the phrase 'Devil's advocate' mean?

Q.59
A To betray someone for personal gains.
B To present an opposing view just for the sake of argument.

3
C To commit sin out of helplessness. Useful?
D To defend the wrong for profits.
A
0 Phrase Devil's advocate means - A person who expresses a contentious opinion in order to provoke debate or test the strength of the
opposing arguments. Thus B is correct choice.
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Choose the best option from those given below to replace the underlined portion of the sentence.
Q.60
The solution before packing your suitcase for a vacation is to choose discerning and to mix and match well, as it is pointing to
spend all your money on your wardrobe.
A chose discerningly and to mix and match well as it is pointing to

3
B choose discerning but to mix and match well to do as it was pointless for Useful?
C chose with discernment and to mix and match wellness and point to
D choose discerningly and to mix and match well, as it is pointless to
A
0 Upon reading the sentence and given options carefully we can say that its is an advice. Further option A and C can not be the correct
answer as both are starting with chose and do not follow grammatic rules. Again read the complete sentence with option B and D and
choose the correct option. D is the suitable choice.
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Anchal Yadav added 5 months ago

Team CoCubes added 6 months ago

remaining 50% is for savings i.e, 21% salary (3864.00 /-)

P. Sudheera added 6 months ago

0 30*18400/100=5520 remainig on clothes 40*70/100=28% 100%-(30+28)%=42% remainig on savings 42*50/100=21%

87% participants attempted this question and 11% answered correctly.

Ratul Biswas added 6 months ago

Duppalapudi Kusuma Latha added 4 months ago

2 this takes too much of time

Team CoCubes added 6 months ago

99887--->number of 5 digit =30

Now for a 5 digit number of form (pqrst) to be divisible by

or (p,r,t)=(9,9,8) and (q,s)=(9,6) --------(ii)

Using 2nd equation we can construct 3!/2! ×2!=6 numbers.

S.Sumiya Begum added 3 months ago

0 Any expert solution/advise for this question please.!!

Anchal Yadav added 5 months ago

87% participants attempted this question and 26% answered correctly.

Team CoCubes added 6 months ago

But we need to calculate a13

Anchal Yadav added 5 months ago

91% participants attempted this question and 39% answered correctly.

Pooja Agarwal added 6 months ago

9 (1/30+1/40)x + (1/40)12=1 hence x=12 days

Team CoCubes added 6 months ago

2 A's 1 day work = 1/30

A will leave = 120/7 x 7/10 = 12 days

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Ratul Biswas added 6 months ago

-2 u explained it in a very wazy way.i'll follow ur technique @pooja agarwaal

If X + Y=3, XY=2, find the value of X3 - Y3.

0 3018400/100=5520 remainig on clothes 4070/100=28% 100%-(30+28)%=42% remainig on savings 42*50/100=21%

by 15 women.so 3/4 part of work done by 3 day=(1543)/(4*3)=15 womens .