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Reasoning Ability
Directions (1-5): Study the following information d) TATA

carefully and answer the questions given below. e) None of these
In a workshop, eight different cars are washed
one after another in sequential order. 4) How many cars are washed after Datsun?
Only three cars are washed between Ford and a) One
TATA. Not more than two cars are washed after b) As many cars washed before Honda
TATA, which is not washed at last. Hyundai is c) Four
washed three cars before Datsun, where both d) As many cars washed before BMW
the cars are washed before TATA. Skoda is e) Both b & c
washed immediately after Toyota. BMW is
washed before Honda, which is not washed after 5) Which of the following statement(s) is/are not
Skoda. true with respect to the final arrangement?
1) Which of the following car is washed at last? a) Only one car is washed between Ford and
a) Hyundai Datsun
b) Skoda b) No car is washed after Toyota
c) TATA c) The number of cars washed after TATA is
d) Honda same as before BMW
e) None of these d) Only one car is washed before Hyundai
e) Both b & d
2) How many cars are washed between Ford
and Toyota? Directions (6-10): Study the following information
a) One carefully and answer the questions given below.
b) Two Eight persons - P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, and W are of
c) Three different ages i.e. 10, 16, 27, 36, 51, 64, 75 and
d) Four 97, but not necessarily in the same order.
e) More than four The sum of the ages of P and T is a prime
number where P’s age is a perfect cube number.
3) Which of the following car is washed three R’s age is an even number more than 50. The
cars before Toyota? age difference between Q and W is 46, which is
a) Honda ten years more than the age of U. V’s age is a
b) BMW square number. Q is elder than S.
c) Ford 6) What is the age of S?
a) 65 yrs d) 65 yrs
b) 10 yrs e) 67 yrs
c) 64 yrs
d) 75 yrs Directions (11-15): Study the following
e) None of these information carefully and answer the questions
given below.
7) What is the sum of the ages of the persons, Eight persons - A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H are
who are younger than P? sitting around a circular table facing towards the
a) 26 yrs center, but not necessarily in the same order.
b) Same as U’s age A sits second to the left of B. Two persons sit
c) 27 yrs between B and H. One person sits between H
d) 43 yrs and F, who doesn’t sit adjacent to B. E sits
e) None of these second to the right of G, where both of them
neither sit adjacent to H nor F. C is not an
8) What is the age difference between S and T? immediate neighbor of H.
a) One year more than R’s age 11) Who among the following person sits second
b) 75 yrs to the left of C?
c) Same as W’s age a) The one who sits second to the left of E
d) 64 yrs b) D
e) Both c & d c) The one who sits immediate right of G
d) F
9) Who among the following person is the eldest e) None of these
among them?
a) Q 12) What is the position of C with respect to H?
b) S a) Third to the left
c) P b) Fourth to the right
d) T c) Fifth to the right
e) None of these d) Fourth to the left
e) Both a & c
10) What is the sum of the ages of W and V?
a) 66 yrs 13) If B is related to F and G is related to C in a
b) 63 yrs certain way, then who among the following
c) 64 yrs person is related to G?
a) F persons sit between Q and P is same as

b) H between S and U, when counted from the right of
c) A both S and P. U neither sits adjacent to P nor in
d) D the middle of the sides of the table.
e) None of these 16) How many persons sit between R and Q,
when counted from the right of Q?
14) How many persons sit between F and C, a) One
when counted from the left of F? b) Two
a) One c) Three
b) Two d) Four
c) Three e) None of these
d) Four
e) No one 17) Who among the following person sits facing
towards U?
15) Which of the following statement(s) is/are a) Q
true about B? b) The one who sits immediate left of S
a) F sits third to the right of B c) R
b) B faces D d) The one who sits second to the left of T
c) H sits third to the left of B e) None of these
d) Both E and G are immediate neighbors of B
e) All the statements are true 18) How many persons sit between T and Q?
a) One
Directions (16-20): Study the following b) As many persons between P and S
information carefully and answer the questions c) As many persons between R and S
given below. d) Three
Six persons - P, Q, R, S, T, and U are sitting on e) Both c & d
an equilateral triangular table such that three
persons sit on the corners while three persons sit 19) What is the position of R with respect to U?
in the middle of the sides of the table and all of a) Immediate left
them are facing towards the center, but not b) Immediate right
necessarily in the same order. c) Second to the right
Q sits second to the right of P. R is neither an d) Third to the left
immediate neighbor of P nor Q. As many e) No one
a) One
20) If all the persons are made to sit in the b) Two
alphabetical order starting from P in an c) Three
anticlockwise direction, then how many persons d) Four
remain unchanged in their position (excluding e) None
P)?
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Answer Key with Explanation

Directions (1-5):
1) Answer: B
2) Answer: D
3) Answer: E
4) Answer: E
5) Answer: E
Final arrangement:
We have,
 Only three cars are washed between Ford
and TATA.
 Not more than two cars are washed after
TATA, which is not washed at last.
Directions (6-10):
6) Answer: D
7) Answer: A
8) Answer: A
9) Answer: A
10) Answer: E
Final arrangement:
Again we have,
 Hyundai is washed three cars before
Datsun, where both the cars are washed
before TATA.
 Skoda is washed immediately after
Toyota.
 BMW is washed before Honda, which is We have,
not washed after Skoda.  The sum of the ages of P and T is a prime
Hence, case 1 gets eliminated. Case 2 shows number where P’s age is a perfect cube
the final arrangement. number.
 R’s age is an even number more than 50.
Again we have,
 The age difference between Q and W is
46, which is ten years more than the age
of U.
 V’s age is a square number.
 Q is elder than S.
Hence, case 2 gets eliminated. Case 1 shows
the final arrangement.
We have,
 A sits second to the left of B.
 Two persons sit between B and H.
 One person sits between H and F, who
doesn’t sit adjacent to B.
Directions (11-15):
11) Answer: C
Again we have,
12) Answer: E
 E sits second to the right of G, where both
13) Answer: D
of them neither sit adjacent to H nor F.
14) Answer: E
 C is not an immediate neighbor of H.
15) Answer: E
Final arrangement:
Directions (16-20):
16) Answer: A
17) Answer: B
18) Answer: C
19) Answer: B
Again we have,
20) Answer: E
 As many persons sit between Q and P is
Final arrangement:
same as between S and U, when counted
from the right of both S and P.
 U neither sits adjacent to P nor on the
middle of the sides of the table.
We have,
 Q sits second to the right of P.
 R is neither an immediate neighbor of P
nor Q.
Score booster
Directions (1-5): In the given questions, the C. Both I and II are true
relationship between different elements is shown D. Either I or II is true
in the statements followed by some conclusions. E. Neither I nor II is true
Find the conclusion which is definitely true.
1) Statements: 2) Statements:
C ≥ E < G; E ≤ J < I; D ≥ J = L > M N ≤ O = P; Q ≥ N > S ≥ T; U < W ≤ S
Conclusions: Conclusions:
I. M < I I. P > U
II. D ≥ C II. T < Q
A. Only I is true A. Only I is true
B. Only II is true B. Only II is true
C. Both I and II are true C. Both I and II are true

D. Either I or II is true D. Either I or II is true
E. Neither I nor II is true E. Neither I nor II is true
3) Statements: Directions (6-10): Study the following information

Y ≤ T < O; K > Z ≥ P = T; R < Y carefully and answer the questions given below.
Conclusions: G@K1#LI4PW!E2U$JS5%A9N&M
I. K > Y ?O7C^8B6V*
II. Z ≥ R 6) How many meaningful words can be formed
A. Only I is true using first three letters from both ends (Using
B. Only II is true each letter only once)?
C. Both I and II are true A. Seven
D. Either I or II is true B. Five
E. Neither I nor II is true C. None
D. Four
4) Statements: E. Six
P ≤ T < X; Y > O > J; O < P ≤ M
Conclusions: 7) If the last twenty elements are reversed in the
I. M ≥ J given series, then which of the following element
II. Y < X is twenty-fifth from the left end?
A. Only I is true A.9
B. Only II is true B.A
C. Both I and II are true C.N
D. Either I or II is true D. ?
E. Neither I nor II is true E.M
5) Statement: 8) How many consonants are immediately

A> B ≤ C = D < E ≥ F > G ≥ H followed by a symbol in the given series?
Conclusions: A. Seven
I. C < H B. Five
II. H ≤ C C. Three
A. Only I is true D. Four
B. Only II is true E. Six
C.iqe ese
9) What is the sum of the numbers which are D.fer iqe
immediately followed by the symbols? E. Cannot be determined
A.5
B.6 12) What is the code for the word “different” in
C.4 the given code language?
D.3 A.thr
E. None of the above B.aty
C.pte
10) Which among the following element is sixth D.fer
to the left of the fourth symbol from the right end E.myn
in the given series?
A.4 13) What is the code for the phrase “some
B.? books” in the given code language?
C.S A.aty ome
D. # B.iqe ome
E. 5 C.iqe aty
D. Either A or C
Directions (11-15): Study the following E. Either A or B
information carefully and answer the questions
given below. 14) Which of the following word denotes the
In a certain code language, code “pte myn” in the given code language?
“Some books are unique” is coded as “aty pte A. different are
ome iqe” B. many book
“There are many books” is coded as “myn aty pte C. are many
thr” D. some many
“These books were different” is coded as “fer aty E. None of these
ese wre”
“Many different books” is coded as “myn fer aty” 15) Which of the following word denotes the
11) What is the code for the word “these unique” code “thr” in the given code language?
in the given code language? A. Different
A.ome wre B. There
B.ese ome C. Are
D. Some E. Both I and II follow

E. Book
18) Statements:
Directions (16-20): Study the following Only a few Stands are cycle.
statements and then decide which of the given Some Stands are Bus.
conclusions logically follow from the given No Wheel is Stand.
statements disregarding the commonly known Conclusions:
facts. I. No wheel is Cycle
16) Statements: II. All Bus can never be Wheel
Only a few shoes are casual. A. Only conclusion I follows
All casuals are sneekers. B. Either conclusion I or II follows
Some sneekers are flipflop. C. Both conclusions I and II follow
Only a few formals are shoes. D. Only conclusion II follows
Conclusions: E. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
I. Some casuals being formal is not a possibility.
II. All formals can be Sneekers. 19) Statements:
A. Only I follows Some Tablets are Vaccine.
B. Only II follows No Vaccine is Syrup.
C. Both I and II follow Only a few Syrups are Water.
D. Neither I nor II follows Conclusions:
E. Either I or II follows I. Some Tablets are not Syrup.
II. No Vaccine is Water.
17) Statements: A. Only conclusion I follows
Some messages are text. B. Either conclusion I or II follows
Some texts are encrypted. C. Both conclusions I and II follow
No message is letter. D. Only conclusion II follows
Conclusions: E. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
I. Some encrypted can be message.
II. All text being letter is not a possibility. 20) Statements:
A. Only I follows Only a few Eggs are Shell.
B. Only II follows No Shell is Yolk.
C. Either I or II follows No Yolk is Cover.
D. Neither I nor II follows Conclusions:
I. Some Shells are Cover. C. Both conclusions I and II follow

II. No Egg is Yolk. D. Only conclusion II follows
A. Only conclusion I follows E. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
B. Either conclusion I or II follows

1) Answer: A II. Y < X (Y > O < P ≤ T < X)  False
C ≥ E < G; E ≤ J < I; D ≥ J = L > M
I. M < I (M < L = J < I)  True 5) Answer: D
II. D ≥ C (D ≥ J ≥ E ≤ C)  False A> B ≤ C = D < E ≥ F > G ≥ H
I. C < H (C = D < E ≥ F > G ≥ H)  False
2) Answer: C II. H ≤ C (C = D < E ≥ F > G ≥ H)  False
N ≤ O = P; Q ≥ N > S ≥ T; U < W ≤ S Combining both, either conclusion I or II is true
I. P > U (P = O ≥ N > S ≥ W > U)  True
II. T < Q (T ≤ S < N ≤ Q)  True 6) Answer: C
Letters are G K L V B C
3) Answer: A No word can be formed
Y ≤ T < O; K > Z ≥ P = T; R < Y
I. K > Y (K > Z ≥ P = T ≥ Y)  True 7) Answer: E
II. Z ≥ R (Z ≥ P = T ≥ Y > R)  False G@K1#LI4PW!E2U$JS5%A9N&
M?O7C^8B6V*
4) Answer: E G@K1#LI4PW!E2U*V6B8^C7O
P ≤ T < X; Y > O > J; O < P ≤ M ?M&N9A%5SJ$
I. M ≥ J (M ≥ P > O > J)  False
8) Answer: E
G@K1#LI4PW!E2U$JS5%A9N&
M?O7C^8B6V*
9) Answer: B
Given series
G@K1#LI4PW!E2U$JS5%A9N& 17) Answer: E
M?O7C^8B6V*
5+1 = 6
10) Answer: C
Given series
G@K1#LI4PW!E2U$JS5%A9N&
M?O7C^8B6V*
Directions (11-15): 18) Answer: D

11) Answer: E
12) Answer: D
13) Answer: D
14) Answer: C
15) Answer: B
19) Answer: A
16) Answer: B 20) Answer: E
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Directions (1-5): Read the following information carefully and answer the
questions given below.
The given table chart shows the total number of shoes sold in four different shops namely A, B, C and D
and also given the percentage of the number of golf shoes sold in these shops and also given the
percentage of the number of hiking shoes sold in these shops.
Total number of shoes sold = Number of golf shoes sold + Number of hiking shoes sold + Number of
soccer shoes sold
1) If the number of golf shoes sold in E is 8 less black colour golf shoes and hiking shoes sold in
than the number of hiking shoes sold in C and A are 50 and 85 respectively. Find the number
the ratio of the number of hiking shoes to soccer of white colour soccer shoes sold in A.
shoes sold in E is 7:9 and the number of golf a) 42
shoes sold in E is 70 more than the number of b) 65
hiking shoes sold in E, then find the total c) 85
number of shoes sold in E. d) 75
a) 760 e) None of these
b) 800
c) 720 3) Find the ratio of the number of golf shoes sold
d) 640 in D to the number of soccer shoes sold in A.
e) None of these a) 17:19
b) 24:25
2) Out of the total number of shoes sold in A, c) 18:23
40% of them are black in colour and the d) 25:29
remaining are white in colour and the number of e) None of these
visitors to Amber fort on Wednesday is 20%

4) The number of golf shoes sold in C is what more than the number of visitors to Amber fort
percentage more/less than the number of soccer on Thursday. The number of visitors to Lake
shoes sold in D? Palace on Monday is 35 less than the number of
a) 50% less visitors to Lake Palace on Tuesday. The number
b) 25% less of visitors to Amber fort on Monday is 50 more
c) 40% more than the average number of Amber fort on
d) 50% more Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. The
e) None of these number of visitors to Lake Palace on Thursday
is 15 less than that on Wednesday.
5) Find the difference between the average 6) Find the ratio of the number of visitors to
number of hiking shoes sold in B and C and the Amber fort on Wednesday to the number of
number of golf shoes sold in A. visitors to Lake Palace on Monday.
a) 75 a) 5:8
b) 65 b) 9:7
c) 45 c) 10:7
d) 30 d) 11:15
e) None of these e) None of these
Directions (6-10): Read the following information 7) The number of visitors to Lake Palace on
carefully and answer the questions given below. Wednesday is what percentage of the number of
The number of visitors to Amber fort and Lake visitors to Amber fort in Monday and Thursday
Palace on four different days namely Monday, together?
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Total number a) 50%
of visitors to both places on all days together is b) 75%
3000. The number of visitors to Lake Palace on c) 40%
Wednesday is 33.33% more than the number of d) 80%
visitors to Amber fort on Tuesday. The number e) None of these
of visitors to Amber fort on Thursday is the
average of the number of visitors to Lake Palace 8) Find the difference between the average
on Tuesday and Wednesday together. Ratio of number of visitors to Lake Palace on Tuesday
the number of visitors to Amber fort and Lake and Wednesday and the number of visitors to
Palace on Tuesday is 6:7. The number of Amber fort on Tuesday.
a) 60 Q is 32 less than twice the square of P. R is the

b) 90 average of P and Q. Find the value of (3P/4 +
c) 45 9Q/8 – 2R/7).
d) 75 a) 15
e) None of these b) 23
c) 27
9) If the number of visitors to Amber forts on d) 19
Saturday is 27% more than the number of e) None of these
visitors to Amber forts on Tuesday and the
number of visitors to Lake Palace on Saturday is 12) The pass percentage in an exam is x% and
11% less than the number of visitors to Lake Arya scored (x – 3)% and failed in the exam by 9
palace on Wednesday, find the difference marks. Find the maximum mark in the exam.
between the number of visitors to Amber forts a) 300
and Lake Palace on Saturday. b) 250
a) 19 c) 200
b) 25 d) 350
c) 36 e) None of these
d) 45
e) None of these 13) The average salary of the x number of
managers is Rs.300 and the average salary of y
10) Ratio of the male to female visitors to Amber number of non-managers is Rs.230 and the
fort and Lake Palace on Thursday is 8:7 and 4:3 average of the total number of employees is
respectively. Find the sum of the number of Rs.260 and the difference between the number
male visitors to Amber fort and Lake Palace on of managers and non-managers is 5. Find the
Thursday. total salary of all managers together.
a) 442 a) Rs.3500
b) 375 b) Rs.2600
c) 420 c) Rs.4600
d) 350 d) Rs.4500
e) None of these e) None of these
11) There are 3 numbers P, Q and R. P is 6 14) The average of the present age of B and C
times the even prime number and the square of is 40 years and the ratio of the present age of A
to the age of B after 5 years is 3:5 and the sum e) None of these
of 1/3rd of the present age of A and the 1/7th of
the present age of C is 15 years. Find the age of 17) A and B started a business with the
A after 8 years. investment of Rs.4200 and Rs.4800
a) 40 years respectively. After 3 years, C joined the
b) 30 years business with the investment of Rs.4000. At the
c) 38 years end of 12 years, the total profit of the business is
d) 45 years Rs.7200. Find the profit share of B?
e) None of these a) Rs.2400
b) Rs.2600
15) The profit percent earned by Kavin for a c) Rs.2880
chair by selling it for Rs.5800 is equal to the loss d) Rs.3000
percent incurred by Kamal by selling the same e) Rs.3200
priced chair for Rs.2200. At what price should
the chair be sold to make 40% profit? 18)1 man can complete a work in x days and 1
a) Rs.5000 woman can complete the work in 1.5x days. 8
b) Rs.5200 men and 3 women together can complete a
c) Rs.5400 work in (x – 8)/8 days. Find the time taken by 2
d) Rs.5600 men to complete the work.
e) None of these a) 30 days
b) 12 days
16) Ratio of the 1/3rd of the number of c) 20 days
chocolates sold by A to 1/5th of the number of d) 25 days
chocolates sold by B is 5:4 and the ratio of the e) None of these
number of chocolates sold by B to C is 4:5. If the
average number of chocolates sold by A and C 19) A man goes from A to B with a speed of x
is 160, then the number of chocolates sold by A km/hr and while returning to A he increases his
is what percentage of the total number of speed by 10 km/hr and the total time taken is
chocolates sold by all three. 27.5 hours. If the man returns to A with the
a) 15% same speed, then the total time taken is 30
b) 20% hours. Find the distance between A and B.
c) 30% a) 600 km
d) 25% b) 750 km
c) 450 km more than that of Train B. If the length of Train A

d) 400 km is 100 m less than that of B, find the time taken
e) None of these by Train A to cross an electric pole.
a) 18 seconds
20) Train A crosses Train B travelling in b) 15 seconds
opposite direction in 14 seconds and Train A c) 25 seconds
crosses Train B travelling in same direction in 70 d) 10 seconds
seconds and the speed of Train A is 10 m/s e) None of these
Directions (1-5): Number of soccer shoes sold = 650 – 195 – 182

Shop A: = 273
Total number of shoes sold = 500 Shop C:
Number of golf shoes sold = 500 * 32/100 = 160 Total number of shoes sold = 720
Number of hiking shoes sold = 500 * 38/100 = Number of golf shoes sold = 720 * 25/100 = 180
190 Number of hiking shoes sold = 720 * 40/100 =
Number of soccer shoes sold = 500 – 160 – 190 288
= 150 Number of soccer shoes sold = 720 – 180 – 288
Shop B: = 252
Total number of shoes sold = 650 Shop D:
Number of golf shoes sold = 650 * 30/100 = 195 Total number of shoes sold = 480
Number of hiking shoes sold = 650 * 28/100 = Number of golf shoes sold = 480 * 30/100 = 144
182 Number of hiking shoes sold = 480 * 45/100 =
216
Number of soccer shoes sold = 480 – 144 – 216 5) Answer: A

= 120 Required difference = (182 + 288)/2 – 160 = 235
– 160 = 75
Directions (6-10):
Number of visitors to Amber fort on Tuesday =
6x
Number of visitors to Lake Palace on Tuesday =
7x
1) Answer: A Number of visitors to Lake Palace on
Number of golf shoes sold in E = 288 – 8 = 280 Wednesday = 6x + 6x * 33.33/100 = 8x
Number of hiking shoes sold in E = 280 – 70 = Number of visitors to Amber fort on Thursday =
210 (7x + 8x)/2 = 15x/2 = 7.5x
Number of soccer shoes sold in E = 210 * 9/7 = Number of visitors to Amber fort on Wednesday
270 = 7.5x * 120/100 = 9x
Total number of shoes sold in E = 280 + 210 + Number of visitors to Lake Palace on Monday =
270 = 760 7x – 35
Number of visitors to Amber fort on Monday =
2) Answer: C (6x + 7.5x + 9x)/3 + 50 = 7.5x + 50
Total number of black shoes sold in A = 500 * Number of visitors to Lake Palace on Thursday =
40/100 = 200 8x – 15
Number of black colour soccer shoes sold in A = 7.5x + 50 + 6x + 9x + 7.5x + 7x – 35 + 7x + 8x +
200 – 50 – 85 = 65 8x – 15 = 3000
Number of white colour soccer shoes sold in A = 60x = 3000
150 – 65 = 85 x = 50
Number of visitors to Amber fort on Tuesday =
3) Answer: B 6x = 6 * 50 = 300
Required ratio = 144:150 = 24 : 25 Number of visitors to Lake Palace on Tuesday =
7x = 7 * 50 = 350
4) Answer: D Number of visitors to Lake Palace on
Required percentage = (180 – 120)/120 * 100 = Wednesday = 8 * 50 = 400
60/120 * 100 = 50% more Number of visitors to Amber fort on Thursday =
7.5 * 50 = 375
Number of visitors to Amber fort on Wednesday Number of male visitors to Amber fort on
= 9x = 9 * 50 = 450 Thursday = 375 * 8/15 = 200
Number of visitors to Lake Palace on Monday = Number of male visitors to Lake Palace on
7x – 35 = 7 * 50 – 35 = 315 Thursday = 385 * 4/7 = 220
Number of visitors to Amber fort on Monday = Required sum = 200 + 220 = 420
7.5x + 50 = 7.5 * 50 + 50 = 425
Number of visitors to Lake Palace on Thursday = 11) Answer: B
8x – 15 = 8 * 50 – 15 = 385 P = 6 * 2 = 12
Q2 = 2 * 122 – 32
Q2 = 288 – 32
Q2 = 256
Q = 16
R = (12 + 16)/2 = 28/2 = 14
6) Answer: C 3P/4 + 9Q/8 – 2R/7 = 3 * 12/4 + 9 * 16/8 – 2 *
Required ratio = 450:315 = 10:7 14/7 = 9 + 18 – 4 = 23
7) Answer: A 12) Answer: A
Required percentage = 400/(425 + 375) * 100 = Maximum marks in the exam = 100y
400/800 * 100 = 50% 100y * (x – 3)/100 + 9 = 100y * x/100

xy – 3y + 9 = xy
8) Answer: D 3y = 9
Required difference = (350 + 400)/2 – 300 = 375 y=3
– 300 = 75 Maximum marks in the exam = 100 * 3 = 300
9) Answer: B 13) Answer: D
Number of visitors to Amber forts on Saturday = (x * 300 + y * 230)/(x + y) = 260
300 * 127/100 = 381 300x + 230y = 260x + 260y
Number of visitors to Lake Palace on Saturday = 40x = 30y
400 * 89/100 = 356 x/y = 3/4
Required difference = 381 – 356 = 25 Number of managers = 5 * 3/(4 – 3) = 5 * 3/1 =

15
10) Answer: C Total salary of all managers = 15 * 300 =

Rs.4500
Number of chocolates sold by A = 3 * 40 = 120

14) Answer: C Required percentage = 120/480 * 100 = 25%
A = 3x
B = 5x – 5 17) Answer: C
3x/3 + C/7 = 15 Profit ratio of A, B and C = 4200 * 12:4800 *
C/7 = 15 – 3x/3 12:4000 * 9
C/7 = (45 – 3x)/3 = 42*4:48*4:40*3
C = 7/3 * (45 – 3x) = 7:8:5
5x – 5 + 7/3 * (45 – 3x) = 40 * 2 Profit share of B = 8/20 * 7200
5x – 5 + (315 – 21x)/3 = 80 = 2880
(15x – 15 + 315 – 21x)/3 = 80
-6x + 300 = 240 18) Answer: C
6x = 60 8/x + 3/1.5x = 8/(x – 8)
x = 10 8/x + 2/x = 8/(x – 8)
Age of A after 8 years = 3 * 10 + 8 = 38 years 10/x = 8/(x – 8)
10x – 80 = 8x
15) Answer: D 2x = 80
Let the CP of the chair be x. x = 40 days
(5800 – x)/x * 100 = (x – 2200)/x * 100 Time taken by 2 men complete the work = 40/2 =
=> x = Rs.4000 20 days
Required SP = 140% of x = Rs.5600
19) Answer: B
16) Answer: D Distance between A and B = y km
(1/3 * A)/(1/5 * B) = 5/4 y/x + y/x = 30
5A/3B = 5/4 2y/x = 30
A/B = 3/4 y = 15x
Ratio of the number of chocolates sold by A, B y/x + y/(x + 10) = 27.5
and C = 3:4:5 15x/x + 15x/(x + 10) = 55/2
(3x + 5x)/2 = 160 15 + 15x/(x + 10) = 55/2
8x = 320 (15x + 150 + 15x)/(x + 10) = 55/2
x = 40 2 * (30x + 150) = 55x + 550
Total chocolates sold by A, B and C = (3 + 4 + 5) 60x + 300 = 55x + 550
* 40 = 480 5x = 250
x = 50 km/hr 2a – 100 = 700

Distance between A and B = y = 15 * 50 = 750 2a = 800
km a = 400 m
Length of Train B = 400 m
20) Answer: D Length of Train A = 400 – 100 = 300 m
Speed of Train A = x m/s (x + y) * 14 = (x – y) * 70
Speed of Train B = y m/s (x + y) * 14 = 10 * 70
Length of Train B = a m x + y = 50
Length of Train A = (a – 100) m Speed of Train A = (50 + 10)/2 = 30 m/s
x – y = 10 m/s Required time taken = 300/30 = 10 seconds
(a – 100 + a)/10 = 70
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Directions (01-05): What value should come in E.91
the place of (?) in the following questions.
1) 14.5 * 12 + 22 * 4 – 5 * 9 = ? 4) 512 – (2 + ?)2 = 452
A.217 A.29
B.227 B.23
C.206 C.22
D.231 D.25
E.199 E.27
2) 25 * 49 + 65% of 200 = ? + 1235 5) (64)93 ÷ 51247 = (8)?

A.140 A.40
B.180 B.35
C.110 C.30
D.120 D.45
E.170 E.55
3) (6859)(1/3) + √900 + √324 = ? Directions (06-10): What approximate value

A.67 should come in the place of (?) in the following
B.70 questions?
C.83 6) 30 % of 399 - (?)1/2 = 12 % of 798 - 12
D.87 A.1296
B.1024 C.148
C.1156 D.216
D.1444 E.192
E.1764
Directions (11-15): Find out the missing number
7) (21.95) × 8.233 ÷ 11 + (6.8)2 + 49.98 = ? - in the following number series.
215.02 11) 12, 13, 28, 87, ?, 1765
A.420 A.348
B.450 B.352
C.500 C.356
D.330 D.342
E.380 E.358
8) (1295.82 × (9.998)-4)2 × 7776 ÷ (613 × 12) 19, 30, 43, ?, 79, 102
(10.12)-6) = 10? A.54
A.4 B.57
B.-2 C.60
C.-5 D.64
D.6 E.68
E.3
13) 23, 28, 38, 49, ?, 70
9) (11/7) of 896.223 + 15.12 % of 2296 + A.58
(23/9.01) ÷ (92/107.99) =? B.60
A.2178 C.64
B.2340 D.56
C.1756 E.62
D.1892
E.1924 14) 25, 25, 27, ?, 45, 65
A.33
10) (444.212 ÷36.99 x 4.012) x 23.987 = ? x B.30
5.87 C.27
A.184 D.36
B.166 E.39
B.165
15) 15, 19, 29, 47, 75, ? C.825
A.80 D.120
B.88 E.330
C.96
D.108 20) 13, 14, 22, 49, 112, 238
E.115 A.22
B.49
Directions (16-20): Find out the wrong number in C.112
the following number series. D.238
16) 3, 21, 42, 73, 103, 133 E.14
A.73
B.103 Directions (21-25): In each of the following
C.133 questions, two equations are given. You have to
D.21 solve both the equations to find the relation
E.42 between x and y.
21)
17) 326, 245, 181, 132, 96, 70 I) 2x2 – 20x + 48 = 0
A.245 II) 2y2 – 14y + 24 = 0
B.96 A. x > y
C.70 B. x ≥ y
D.181 C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
E.132 D. x < y
E. x ≤ y
18) 39, 64, 94, 129, 169, 215
A.169 22)
B.129 I) x2 - 16x + 60 = 0
C.215 II) y2 - 11y + 30 = 0
D.94 A. x > y
E.64 B. x ≥ y
C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
19) 220, 110, 120, 165, 330, 825 D. x < y
A.110 E. x ≤ y
C. x ≤ y
23) D. x ≥ y
I) x2 + 19x + 84 = 0 E. x = y or Relationship between x and Y
II) y2 + 25y + 126 = 0 cannot be determined
A. x > y
B. x ≥ y 25)
C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined. I) 3x2 +42x +144= 0
D. x < y II) y2 -19y -42= 0
E. x ≤ y A. x < y
B. x > y
24) C. x ≤ y
I) 4x2 – 8x – 192 = 0 D. x ≥ y
II) 3y2 – 18y – 48 =0 E. x = y or Relationship between x and Y cannot
A. x < y be determined
B. x > y
1) Answer: A 25 * 49 + 65% of 200 = ? + 1235

14.5 * 12 + 22 * 4 – 5 * 9 = ? 1225 + 130 =? + 1235
174 + 88 – 45 = ? ? = 120
? = 217
3) Answer: A
2) Answer: D (6859)(1/3) + √900 + √324 = ?
19 + 30 + 18 = ?
? = 67 9) Answer: C
(11/7) of 896.223 + 15.12 % of 2296 + (23/9.01)
4) Answer: C ÷ (92/107.99) = x
512 – (2 + ?)2 = 452 (11 / 7) * 896 + (15/100) * 2300 + (23 / 9) * (108
2601 – (2 + ?)2 = 2025 / 92) = x
?+2 = 24 x = 1408 + 345 + 3 = 1756
? = 22
10) Answer: E
5) Answer: D (444.212 ÷ 36.99 x 4.012) x 23.987 = ? x 5.87
(64)93 ÷ 51247 = (8)? => (444 ÷ 37 x 4) x 24 = ? x 6
8186 – 141 = 8? => (12 x 4) x 24 = ? x 6
? = 45 => 48 x 24 = ? x 6
=> ? = 48 x 24/6
6) Answer: A => ? = 192
30 % of 399 - (x)1/2 = 12 % of 798 - 12
(30/100) * 400 - (x)1/2 = (12/100) * 800 - 12 11) Answer: B
120 - 96 + 12 = (x)1/2 12 * 1 + 1 = 13
(x)1/2 = 36 13 * 2 + 2 = 28
x = 362 28 * 3 + 3 = 87
x = 1296 87 * 4 + 4 = 352
352 * 5 + 5 = 1765
7) Answer: D
(21.95) × 8.233 ÷ 11 + (6.8)2 + 49.98 = x - 12) Answer: C
215.02 19 + 11 = 30
(22 × 8) / 11 + 72 + 50 = x - 215 30 + 13 = 43
16 + 49 + 50 + 215 = x 43 + 17 = 60
x = 330 60 + 19 = 79
79 + 23 = 102
8) Answer: B
(1296 × (10)-4)2 × 7776 ÷ (613 × (10)-6) = 10x 13) Answer: E
(64 × (10)-4)2 × 65 ÷ (613 × (10)-6) = 10x 23 + 2 + 3 = 28
[(68 × 10-8) × 65] / [613 × (10)-6]= 10x 28 + 2 + 8 = 38
x = -2 38 + 3 + 8 = 49
49 + 4 + 9 = 62 39 + 25 = 64
62 + 6 + 2 = 70 64 + 30 = 94
94 + 35 = 129
14) Answer: A 129 + 40 = 169
25 + 12 – 1 = 25 169 + 45 = 214
25 + 22 – 2 = 27 The wrong term is 215
27 + 32 – 3 = 33
33 + 42 – 4 = 45 19) Answer: D
45 + 52 – 5 = 65 220 * 0.5 = 110
110 * 1 = 110
15) Answer: E 110 * 1.5 = 165
15 + 4 * 1 = 19 165 * 2 = 330
19 + 5 * 2 = 29 330 * 2.5 = 825
29 + 6 * 3 = 47 The wrong term is 120
47 + 7 * 4 = 75
75 + 8 * 5 = 115 20) Answer: C
13 + (12 * 1) = 14
16) Answer: E 14 + (22 * 2) = 22
3 + (9 * 2) = 21 22 + (32 * 3) = 49
21 + (8 * 3) = 45 49 + (42 * 4) = 113
45 + (7 * 4) = 73 113 + (52 * 5) = 238
73 + (6 * 5) = 103 The wrong term is 112
103 + (5 * 6) = 133
The wrong number is 42 21) Answer: B
2x2 – 20x + 48 = 0
17) Answer: C 2x2 – 12x – 8x + 48 = 0
326 – 92 = 245 2x(x – 6) – 8(x – 6) = 0
245 – 82 = 181 x = 4, 6
181 – 72 = 132 2y2 – 14y + 24 = 0
132 – 62 = 96 2y2 – 8y – 6y + 24 = 0
96 – 52 = 71 2y(y – 4) – 6(y – 4) = 0
The wrong number is 70 y = 4, 3
x≥y
18) Answer: C
22) Answer: B => x2 -8x +6x -48 = 0

x2 - 16x + 60 = 0 => x(x-8) +6(x-8) = 0
x2 – 10x – 6x + 60 = 0 => (x+6) (x-8) = 0
x(x – 10) – 6(x – 10) = 0 => x = -6, 8
x = 6, 10 3y2 -18y – 48= 0
y2 - 11y + 30 = 0 => y2 – 6y -16 = 0
y2 – 5y – 6y + 30 = 0 =>y2 -8y +2y – 16= 0
y(y – 5) – 6(y – 5) = 0 =>y(y-8) +2(y-8) =0
y = 5, 6 =>(y+2) (y-8) = 0
x≥y => y= -2, 8
Relationship between x and y cannot be
23) Answer: C established.
x2 + 19x + 84 = 0 25) Answer: A
x2 + 7x + 12x + 84 = 0 3x2 +42x +144 = 0
x( x + 7) + 12(x + 7) = 0 =>x2 +14x +48= 0
x = -7, -12 => x2 +8x +6x +48 = 0
y2 + 25y + 126 = 0 => x(x+8) +6(x+8) = 0
y2 + 7y + 18y + 126 = 0 = (x+6) (x+8)
y(y + 7) + 18(y + 7) = 0 => x = -6, -8
y = -7, -18 y2 -19y -42= 0
Relationship between x and y cannot be =>y2 -21y +2y -42 = 0
established. =>y(y-21) +2(y-21) =0
=>(y+2) (y-21)
24) Answer: E => y= -2, 21
4x2 -8x -192 = 0 Hence, x < y
=>x2 -2x – 48= 0
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