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1. HOW MANY NUMBERS BELOW 100 CAN BE WRITTEN AS A DIFFERENCE OF TWO PERFECT SQUARES IN ONLY ONE WAY?

ANSWERLet c=a2 - b2 = (a+b)*(a-b). a+b and a-b both are either even or odd simultaneously. 1) Odd prime number = 1*itself : 25-1 = 24 2) 4*prime number = 2*(2*prime number) including 2 = 9 3) Square of odd prime number = 1*square of odd prime number = 3 4) 4*square of prime number = 2*(2*square of prime number) = 2 Answer: 38 (I think the answer given is 36, but they missed the last case) PS: 0 is not considered as a perfect square. Otherwise the answer is 33. 2. There are 16 cards 4 Jacks, 4 Queens, 4 Kings and 4 Aces. Each of the 4 people A, B, C and D have 4 cards each. Each of these picture cards is one of 4 types Diamonds, Hearts, Clubs and Spades. A Jack carries 1 point, a Queen 2 points, a King 3 points and an Ace 4 points. i. Each person has one Ace and one Spade. 3. ii. One of them has 2 Queens. 4. iii. One of them has a total of 12 points. 5. iv. A has 2 Jacks. 6. v. C has one of each picture and one of each type. 7. vi. D has 3 cards of the same type. 8. 9. If A has the King of Spades, who has the Ace of Spades? 10. 11. B 12. C 13. D 14. A 15. Either [2] or [1] 16. f B has the Jack of Spades, who has the Ace of Spades? 17. 18. A 19. C 20. D 21. B 22. Either [1] or [2] 23. 24. If D has a total of 12 and C has the Queen of Hearts and the King of Diamonds, who has the Jack of Spades? 25. 26. A 27. B 28. C

29. D 30. Either [2] or [3] 31. 32. If A has the Jack of Diamonds as well as Clubs and C has the Ace of Spades, what are A s total points? 33. 34. 11 35. 9 36. 7 37. Either [1] or [3] 38. None of these 39. PANKAJ KORE 40. 41. Fresh Boarder 42. 43. Posts: 12 44. 45.

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