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Reasoning Ability
Directions (1-5): Study the following information d) T
carefully and answer the given below. e) Q
Seven persons Q, R, S, T, U, V and W were born
in different years 1988, 1989, 2000, 2004, 2007, 4. How many persons were born before Q?
2010 and 2012. Calculated their ages based on a) One
the year 2021. b) Two
W’s age is multiple of 2. Only two persons were c) Three
born between W and V. As many persons born d) Four
before V as after U. The difference between the e) More than four
ages of Q and U is 10. T was born immediately
after Q. S is elder to R, who was not the 5. What is the sum of the ages of S and W?
youngest person. a) 47
1. R was born in which of the following year? b) 65
a) 1988 c) 54
b) 2000 d) 44
c) 2004 e) 42
d) 2012
e) 1989 Directions (6-10): Study the following information
carefully and answer the given below.
2. Who among the following person was born in Nine persons A, D, G, H, K, M, Q, S and U are
2010? standing in a school assembly prayer one after
a) U another but not necessarily in the same order.
b) The one who was born immediately after S Only three persons stand between U and G. M
c) R stands two persons after U. Only two persons
d) Q stand between M and A, who stands after G. S
e) The one who was born two persons after V stands two persons before A. As many persons
stand between A and M as between D and Q,
3. Four of the following five are alike in a certain who stands immediately before M. H stands
way and thus form a group. Find the one which immediately before D. K doesn’t stand after S.
does not belong to that group? 6. How many persons stand after M?
a) S a) Four
b) V b) Three
c) U c) One
d) Five e) SA
e) Two
Directions (11-15): Study the following
7. Who among the following person stands two information carefully and answer the given
persons after D? below.
a) Q Eight persons H, I, J, K, L, M, N and O are sitting
b) The one who stands immediately before A on a linear row such that all of them are facing
c) S towards the south, but not necessarily in the
d) The one who stands immediately before Q same order.
e) None of these O sits fourth to the right of I where none of them
sits at the end of the row. L sits second to the
8. As many persons stand between S and Q as right of I. As many persons sit to the right of L as
between D and ____. to the left of H. K sits two places away from N,
a) U who doesn’t sit at the end of the row. J sits
b) S immediate right of M where none of them sits
c) G adjacent to I.
d) A 11. Who among the following pair of persons sit
e) M at the end of the row?
a) M, K
9. Which of the following statement is true? b) J, I
a) D stands immediately before U c) N, M
b) Only two persons stand between A and G d) J, K
c) No one stands between Q and M e) O, J
d) A stands two persons after U
e) All the statements are true 12. If all the persons are made to sit in
alphabetical order from the left end of the row,
10. Four of the following are alike in a certain then how many persons remain unchanged in
way and thus form a group. Which of the their position?
following one does not belong to that group? a) One
a) KQ b) Two
b) KG c) Three
c) MG d) More than three
d) HK e) No one
Q sits second to the right of H. Only three

13. What is the position of O with respect to J? persons sit between Q and D. M sits immediate
a) Fifth to the right right of D. Two persons sit between M and K. As
b) Second to the right many persons sit between H and M as between
c) Second to the left D and V. S sits second to the right of F, who
d) Fifth to the left doesn’t sit in the middle of the table.
e) Third to the right 16. How many persons sit between V and S
when counted from the right of S?
14. As many persons sit to the left of M as to the a) One
right of ___. b) Two
a) The one who sits immediate right of K c) Three
b) K d) More than three
c) H e) No one
d) J
e) The one who sits immediate left of L 17. Who among the following person sits
opposite to D?
15. If H and J are interchanged in their position, a) The one who sits immediate left of H
then who among the following person sits b) K
second to the right of J? c) Q
a) O d) The one who sits immediate right of K
b) M e) None of these
c) N
d) L 18. If all the persons are made to sit according to
e) I the alphabetical order from D in an anticlockwise
direction, then the position of how many persons
Directions (16-20): Study the following will remain unchanged (excluding D)?
information carefully and answer the given a) One
below. b) Two
Eight persons D, F, H, K, M, Q, S and V are c) Three
sitting on a rectangular table facing towards the d) More than three
centre, such that four persons sit in the corners e) No one
of the table while the other four sit in the middle
of the sides of the table.
19. Which of the following statement(s) is/are

true? 20. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
I. D is an immediate neighbour of H. way and hence form a group. Find the one that
II. H sits two places away from S. doesn’t belong to that group.
III. V sits in the corner. a) K
a) Only I b) H
b) Only II c) D
c) Only III d) S
d) Both I and II e) Q
e) Both II and III
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Answer Key with Explanation
Directions (1-5):  W’s age is multiple of 2.

1. Answer: C  Only two persons were born between W
2. Answer: D and V.
3. Answer: B(All of them were born in an even From the above condition, there are two
numbered year except option b) possibilities
4. Answer: E
5. Answer: B
Final Arrangement:
Again we have,
 As many persons born before V as after
U.
We have,
 The difference between the ages of Q and 10. Answer: B (K stands two persons before Q
U is 10. all of them in the same way except option b)
Final Arrangement:
Again we have,
 T was born immediately after Q.
 S is elder to R, who was not the youngest
person. We have,
So case2 gets eliminated, hence the final  Only three persons stand between U and
arrangement becomes G.
 M stands two persons after U.
From the above condition, there are two
possibilities
Directions (6-10):
6. Answer: B
7. Answer: D
Again we have,
8. Answer: A
 Only two persons stand between M and A,
9. Answer: C
who stands after G.
 S stands two persons before A. Directions (11-15):

11. Answer: D
12. Answer: A (Only I)
13. Answer: C
14. Answer: A
15. Answer: B
Final Arrangement:
Again we have, We have,

 As many persons stand between A and M  O sits fourth to the right of I where none of
as between D and Q, who stands them sits at the end of the row.
immediately before M.  L sits second to the right of I.
 H stands immediately before D. From the above condition, there are two
 K doesn’t stand after S. possibilities
So case2 gets eliminated, hence the final
arrangement becomes
Again we have,
 As many persons sit to the right of L as to
the left of H.
 K sits two places away from N, who
doesn’t sit at the end of the row.
Again we have,  Only three persons sit between Q and D.

 J sits immediate right of M where none of From the above condition, there are two
them sits adjacent to I. possibilities
arrangement becomes
Again we have,
 M sits immediate right of D.
 Two persons sit between M and K.
Directions (16-20):
16. Answer: A
17. Answer: C
Again we have,
18. Answer: B
 As many persons sit between H and M as
19. Answer: C
between D and V.
20. Answer: D(All of them sit in the middle of the
 S sits second to the right of F, who doesn’t
table except option d)
sit in the middle of the table.
Final Arrangement:
arrangement becomes
We have,
 Q sits second to the right of H.
Score booster
Directions (1-5): Study the following statements 1. Statements:

and then decide which of the given conclusions Only a few metals are copper
logically follows from the given statements All Copper is Silver
disregarding commonly known facts. No silver is gold
Conclusions: e) Neither I nor II follows

I. No copper is gold
II. All metals can never be gold 4. Statements:
a) Only I follows All invasions are seizure
b) Either I or II follows Only a few seizures are ride
c) Both I and II follow No ride is attack
d) Only II follows Conclusions:
e) Neither I nor II follows I. All attacks can be invasions
II. All seizures can never be attack
2. Statements: a) Only I follows
All dates are month b) Either I or II follows
Some months are year c) Both I and II follow
No year is day d) Only II follows
I. No date is year
II. Some dates are day 5. Statements:
a) Only I follows All exams are test
b) Either I or II follows Some tests are probe
c) Both I and II follow Only a few probes are scan
d) Only II follows Conclusions:
e) Neither I nor II follows I. Some exams are scan
II. No exam is scan
3. Statements: a) Only I follows
Only a few masks are sanitizer b) Either I or II follows
Some sanitizers are Vaccine c) Both I and II follow
All Vaccine are tablets d) Only II follows
I. Some sanitizers are tablets
II. No vaccine is Mask Directions (6-10): Study the following statements
a) Only I follows and then decide which of the given conclusions
b) Either I or II follows logically follows from the given statements
c) Both I and II follow disregarding commonly known facts.
d) Only II follows 6. Statements:
P>Q; S≤D<Q<O; U>Q R≥C>F; G<X<F; B<G

Conclusions: Conclusions:
I. P>S I. F>C
II. O≥U II. F=C
a) Only I follows a) Only I follows
b) Either I or II follows b) Either I or II follows
c) Both I and II follow c) Both I and II follow
d) Only II follows d) Only II follows
e) Neither I nor II follows e) Neither I nor II follows
7. Statements: 10. Statements:

E=W<G; G>S>J; H≤E Q>L=I; S≤C<H>B; J>S>I
Conclusions: Conclusions:
I. G>H I. Q>C
II. G=H II. H>I
a) Only I follows a) Only I follows
b) Either I or II follows b) Either I or II follows
c) Both I and II follow c) Both I and II follow
d) Only II follows d) Only II follows
e) Neither I nor II follows e) Neither I nor II follows
8. Statements: Directions (11-15): Study the following

S≤V>E=I; I>H; H=N>A; Z<A information carefully and answer the given
Conclusions: below.
I. H>Z 326 569 118 278 976
II. V>H 11. If the digits are written in ascending order
a) Only I follows within the number, then how many numbers
b) Either I or II follows remain unchanged after rearrangement?
c) Both I and II follow a) One
d) Only II follows b) Two
e) Neither I nor II follows c) Three
d) More than three
9. Statements: e) None
a) 569
12. If the position of the first and third digits b) 118
are interchanged within the number, then c) 326
how many numbers will be divisible by two? d) 278
a) 1 e) 976
b) 2
c) 3 Directions (16-20): Study the following
d) 4 information carefully and answer the given
e) None below.
16. How many such pairs of letters are in the
13. If the digits within the number are added with word “OFFENSIVE” which has as many letters
each other, then the sum of which number is the between them as there are in the English
third lowest? alphabetical series (both forward and backward
a) 569 directions)?
b) 118 a) One
c) 278 b) Two
d) 326 c) Three
e) 976 d) Four
e) None
14. If the second digit of the highest number is
added with the third digit of the second lowest 17.If all the letters of the word “OCCUPATION”
number, then which of the following number will are changed to the next letter as per the English
be the resultant? alphabetical series, then how many vowels are
a) 11 there in the newly formed word?
b) 16 a) One
c) 15 b) Two
d) 14 c) Three
e) 17 d) Four
e) None
15. If the second and third digit of each number
is multiplied by each other, then the product of 18. If all the odd digits in the number “68254137”
which of the number will be the greatest? are increased by two and all the even digits in
the number are decreased by one, then what is
the sum of the digits which are third from the left b) Two
end and second from the right end? c) Three
a) 7 d) More than four
b) 4 e) None
c) 6
d) 8 20. If all the letters of the word “EXCELLENCE”
e) 9 are arranged in alphabetical order starting from
the left end, then how many letters remain
19. How many such pairs of digits are there in unchanged in their position?
the number “75823613” each of which has as a) One
many digits between them as there are in the b) Two
number series (both forward and backward c) Three
directions)? d) More than three
a) One e) None
1. Answer: C 3. Answer: A
2. Answer: E
4. Answer: C
II. F=C (F<C) False

Hence, Neither I nor II follows
10. Answer: D
I. Q>C (Q>L=I<S≤C) False
II. H>I (H>C≥S>I) True
Hence, Only II follows
5. Answer: B 11. Answer: C

326 569 118 278 976
236 569 118 278 679
Hence, option c is correct
12. Answer: A
326 569 118 278 976
623 965 811 872 679
Hence, option a is correct
6. Answer: A
I. P>S (P>Q>D≥S) True
13. Answer: C
II. O≥U (O>Q<U) False
326 569 118 278976
Hence, Only I follows
11 20 10 17 22
7. Answer: A
I. G>H (G>W=E≥H) True
14. Answer: C
II. G=H (G>W=E≥H) False
326 569 118 278 976
Hence, Only I follows
If the second digit of the highest number is
added with the third digit of the second lowest
8. Answer: C
number
I. H>Z (H=N>A>Z) True
976-7, 278-8
II. V>H (V>E=I>H) True
7+8=15
Hence, Both I and II follow
9. Answer: E
I. F>C (F<C) False
18. Answer: C
15. Answer: D 68254137
326 569 118 278 976 57173359
12 54 8 56 42 Hence 5+1=6
Hence, option d is correct
19. Answer: D
16. Answer: C
17. Answer: B 20. Answer: A

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Directions (1-5): Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
The given line graph shows the total number of students in a school in four classes namely Class I,
Class II, Class III, Class IV and also given the percentage of the number of boys in these four classes.
1) The number of girls in Class II is what 2) Find the difference between the average
percentage of the total number of students in number of boys in Class II and Class III and the
Class I? number of girls in Class IV.
a) 35% a) 45
b) 60% b) 64
c) 49% c) 51
d) 29% d) 38
e) None of these e) None of these
3) The total number of students in Class V is 60 d) 6:7

more than the total number of students in Class e) None of these
III and the number of girls in Class V is 1/4th
more than the number of girls in Class II. Find 5) Out of the total number of students in Class
the number of boys in Class V. III, 40% of the students like chocolate, 30% of
a) 170 the students like ice cream and the remaining
b) 230 students like cake and the ratio of the number of
c) 140 boys who like chocolate, ice cream and cake is
d) 260 5:7:5. Find the number of girls who like cake.
e) None of these a) 85
b) 52
4) Find the ratio of the number of boys in Class I c) 50
to the number of girls in Class II. d) 117
a) 11:13 e) None of these
b) 9:7
c) 4:5
Directions (06-10): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions.
The given bar graph shows the total number of garments sold by five different shops i.e. I, J, K, L and M
in January and also given the total number of garments sold by five different shops in February.
Total number of garments sold = Number of jackets sold + Number of mittens sold
6) In shop K, the ratio of the number of jackets of jackets sold in February is 10 more than that
to mittens sold in January is 5:4 and the number of mittens, then find the total number of jackets
sold in January and February together in shop a) 100

K? b) 110
a) 160 c) 150
b) 210 d) 70
c) 150 e) None of these
d) 170
e) None of these 10) If the total number of garments unsold in
shop I in January and February together is 50%
7) Find the difference between the total number of the total number of garments sold in shop L in
of garments sold by shop J in January and January and the ratio of the total number of
February together and the total number of garments unsold in shop I in January to
garments sold by shops I and K in February? February is 3:2, then find the total number of
a) 70 garments manufactured in the shop I in
b) 50 January?
c) 90 a) 520
d) 10 b) 310
e) None of these c) 490
d) 370
8) The total number of garments sold by shops J e) None of these
and M together in February is what percentage
more than the total number of garments sold by 11) In a company, there are 72 employees and
shop L in January? their average salary is Rs.225. If the average
a) 15% salary of male employees is Rs.250 and the
b) 20% average salary of female employees is Rs.150,
c) 55% then find the ratio of the number of male to
d) 30% female employees in the company?
e) None of these a) 5:4
b) 7:5
9) If the average number of jackets sold by shop c) 5:3
J in January and February together is 100 and d) 3:1
the ratio of the number of mittens sold by shop J e) None of these
in January to February is 4:5, then find the
number of jackets sold by shop J in February?
12) 5 years hence, the ratio of the age of A to B

is 6:5. The present age of C is 20% more than 15) Deepa invested a total amount of Rs.4200 in
the present age of B and the sum of the present two different schemes A and B in simple
age of A and C is 73 years, then find the age of interest. Some amount invested in scheme A at
B 3 years ago? 16% per annum for 4 years and the remaining
a) 32 years amount invested in scheme B at 30% per
b) 27 years annum for 2 years. If the interest received from
c) 42 years scheme A is 580 more than that of scheme B,
d) 37 years then find the amount invested in scheme A?
e) None of these a) Rs.2500
b) Rs.3200
13) Pipes P and Q together fill the tank in 2d c) Rs.2000
hours with help of pipe R, fill the tank in d hours. d) Rs.3600
The efficiency of pipe Q is 50% more than the e) None of these
efficiency of pipe P. Then in how many hours,
pipe P can fill 1/5th of the tank, if R can fill the 16) A man goes from A to B by car and returns
tank in 30 hours? to the starting place by car. If he goes from A to
a) 15 hours B by Train and returns to A by car, he would
b) 27 hours have reached A 6 hours earlier. Find the
c) 36 hours distance between A and B, if the speed of the
d) 20 hours car is 30 km/hr and the speed of the train is 50
e) None of these km/hr.
a) 300 km
14) The time taken by the boat to cover 176 km b) 450 km
upstream is double the time taken by the same c) 500 km
boat to cover 168 km downstream. If the speed d) 400 km
of the stream is 10 km/hr, then find the speed of e) None of these
the boat in still water?
a) 28 km/hr 17) Difference between the downstream speed
b) 54 km/hr of the boat and the speed of the current is 23
c) 32 km/hr km/hr and the time taken by the boat to cover
d) 40 km/hr 320 km upstream is 20 hours. Find the time
e) None of these
taken by the boat to cover 330 km downstream obtained by the girls is 10 more than the
and 192 upstream. average mark obtained by the class and the
a) 23 hours average marks obtained by the boys are 75.
b) 28 hours Find the maximum marks, if the average mark
c) 32 hours obtained by the class is 80% of the maximum
d) 45 hours marks and the ratio of the number of boys to
e) None of these girls is 2:1.
a) 120
18) A certain quantity of milk is mixed with 35 b) 100
liters of water and the ratio of milk to water is c) 90
9:7. If 32 liters of mixture is taken out and x liters d) 150
of water is added, then the quantity of milk e) None of these
becomes equal to the quantity of water. Find the
quantity of water added. 20) Radius of the cone is 21 m and the total
a) 10 liters surface area of the cone is 3300 m2 and the
b) 15 liters height of the cone is same as the side of the
c) 12 liters square, find the perimeter of the square.
d) 6 liters a) 140 m
e) None of these b) 120 m
c) 80 m
19) Average marks obtained in an exam by a d) 100 m
class of 30 students is x and the average marks e) None of these
Directions (1-5): Number of boys = 280 * 60/100 = 168

Class I: Number of girls = 280 – 168 = 112
Total number of students = 320 Class III:
Number of boys = 320 * 45/100 = 144 Total number of students = 340
Number of girls = 320 – 144 = 176 Number of boys = 340 * 50/100 = 170
Class II: Number of girls = 340 – 170 = 170
Total number of students = 280 Class IV:
Total number of students = 250

Number of boys = 250 * 58/100 = 145 6. Answer: A
Number of girls = 250 * 42/100 = 105 Let the number of jackets sold by shop K in
February = x
And the number of mittens sold by shop K in
February= y
x + y = 110
x – y = 10
2x = 120
x = 60
The number of jackets sold by shop K in January
1. Answer: A
= 180 * 5/(5+4) = 100
Required percentage = 112/320 * 100 = 35%
The total number of jackets sold by shop K in
January and February = 60 + 100 = 160
2. Answer: B
Required difference = (168 + 170)/2 – 105 = 64
7. Answer: D
The total number of garments sold by shop J in
3. Answer: D
January and February = 140 + 150 = 290
Total number of students in Class V = 340 + 60
The total number of garments sold by shops I
= 400
and K in February = 170 + 110 = 280
Number of girls in Class V= 112 + 112 * 1/4 =
Required difference = 290 – 280 = 10
140
Number of boys in Class V = 400 – 140 = 260
8. Answer: C
e) None of these
The total number of garments sold by shops J
and M together in February = 150 + 160 = 310
4. Answer: B
Required percentage = (310 – 200)/200 * 100 =
Required ratio = 144:112 = 9:
110/2 = 55%
5. Answer: B
9. Answer: A
Number of students who likes cake = 340 * (100
The total number of jackets sold by shop J in
– 40 – 30)/100 = 102
January and February = 100 * 2 = 200
Number of boys who likes cake = 170 * 5/17 =
The total number of mittens sold by shop J in
50
January and February = 140 + 150 – 200 = 90
Number of girls who likes cake = 102 – 50 = 52
The number of mittens sold by shop J in 6x – 5 + 6x – 6 = 73

February = 90 * 5/(5+4) = 50 12x = 84
The number of jackets sold by shop J in x = 7 years
February = 150 – 50 = 100 The present age of B = 5 * 7 – 5 = 30 years
3 years ago, the age B = 30 – 3 = 27 years
10. Answer: B
The total number of garments in unsold in shop I 13. Answer: A
in January and February = 200 * 50/100 = 100 Ratio of the efficiency of pipes P to Q = 100:150
The total number of garments unsold in shop I in = 2:3
January = 100 * 3/(3+2) = 60 Ratio of the time taken by pipes P to Q can fill
The total number of garments manufactured in the tank = 3:2
shop I in January = 250 + 60 = 310 1/2d + 1/30 = 1/d
1/d – 1/2d = 1/30
11. Answer: D 1/2d = 1/30
Let the number of male employees in the 2d = 30 hours
company = m 1/3x + 1/2x = 1/30
And the number of female employees in the 2 + 3 = 6x/30
company = (72 – m) x = 25
m * 250 + (72 - m) * 150 = 72 * 225 The pipe P can fill the whole tank = 3 * 25 = 75
250m + 10800 – 150m = 16200 hours
100m = 5400 The pipe P can fill 1/5th of the tank = 75/5 = 15
m = 54 hours
The number of male employees in the company
= 54 14. Answer: C
The number of female employees in the Let the speed of the boat in still water = x km/hr
company = 72 – 54 = 18 176/(x - 10) = 2 * 168/(x + 10)
Required ratio = 54:18 = 3:1 11 * (x + 10) = 21 * (x - 10)
10x = 320
12. Answer: B x = 32 km/hr
Let the present age of A = 6x – 5
And the present age of B = 5x – 5 15. Answer: A
The present age of C = (5x – 5) * 120/100 = 6x – Let the amount invested in scheme A = x
6
And the amount invested in scheme B = (4200 - 27/(21 + x) = 1/1

x) x = 27 – 21 = 6 liters
x * 16 * 4/100 – (4200 – x) * 30 * 2/100 = 580
16x/25 – 4200 * 15/25 + 15x/25 = 580 19. Answer: B
16x – 4200 * 15 + 15x = 580 * 25 Number of boys in the class = 30 * 2/3 = 20
31x = 77500 Number of girls in the class = 30 * 1/3 = 10
x = 2500 Average marks obtained by the class = x
Average marks obtained by the girls = x + 10
16. Answer: B (20 * 75 + 10 * (x + 10))/30 = x
Distance between A and B = x km 1500 + 10x + 100 = 30x
(x/30 + x/30) – (x/50 + x/30) = 6 20x = 1600
x/30 – x/50 = 6 x = 80
(5x – 3x)/150 = 6 Maximum marks in the exam = 80 * 100/80 =
2x/150 = 60 100
x = 450 km
20. Answer: C
17. Answer: A Slanting height of the cone = l
Speed of the boat in still water = B km/hr Total surface area of the cone = 3300
Speed of the current = C km/hr Πr * (r + l) = 3300
(B + C) – C = 23 22/7 * 21 * (21 + l) = 3300
B = 23 km/hr 21 + l = 3300 * 7/22 * 1/21
320/20 = 23 – C 21 + l = 50
16 = 23 – C l = 50 – 21 = 29 m
C = 7 km/hr l = √(212 + h2)
Total time taken = 330/(23 + 7) + 192/(23 – 7) = 29 = √(212 + h2)
23 hours 292 = 212 + h2
841 = 441 + h2
18. Answer: D h2 = 400
Initial quantity of water = 35 liters h = 20 m
Initial quantity of milk = 35 * 9/7 = 45 liters Side of the square = 20 m
(45 – 32 * 9/16)/(35 – 32 * 7/16 + x) = 1/1 Perimeter of the square = 4 * 20 = 80 m
(45 – 18)/(35 – 14 + x) = 1/1
Score booster
Directions (01-05): What value should come in C.20
the place of (?) in the following questions. D.25
1. 312 – 152 – 92 = ? E.5
A.655
B.650 Directions (06-10): What approximate value
C.645 should come in the place of (?) in the following
D.640 questions?
E.635 6. 7.15% of √441 * 12.36 = ?
A.18
2. 35 * 25 – 13 * 7 = ?2 B.26
A.24 C.41
B.27 D.32
C.28 E.38
D.29
E.31 7. (√63.98 - √24.87) * (√9.13 + √144.13) = ?
A.12
3. 48% of 350 - 35% of 320 = ? B.45
A.56 C.89
B.60 D.130
C.64 E.145
D.52
E.68 8. (935.06 ÷ √290) * 15.96 = ? + √360
A.762
4. (7/84) of (12/156) of 4680 = 45 - ? B.861
A.15 C.758
B.20 D.898
C.25 E.908
D.30
E. None of these 9. 12.01 * 54.908 – 9.93 * 37.08 = ?2 + 1.05
A.17
5. (3283/67) – (377/13) = ? B.14
A.10 C.19
B.15 D.23
E.21 A.108
B.110
10. 34.91 * 25.18 – 15.09 * 4.91 = ? * 19.92 C.112
A.20 D.116
B.30 E.120
C.40
D.50 15. 9, 63, 378, ?, 7560, 22680
E.25 A.1890
B.1570
Directions (11-15): Find out the missing number C.1940
in the following number series. D.1680
11. 42, 81, 241, 963, 4815, ? E.1450
A.8896
B.29912 Directions (16-20): Find out the wrong number in
C.28891 the following number series.
D.9261 16. 31, 44, 83, 148, 239, 358
E.7845 A.239
B.148
12. 23, 28, 39, 57, 83, ? C.83
A.96 D.358
B.106 E.44
C.118
D.124 17. 22, 32, 49, 78, 112, 162
E.131 A.49
B.162
13. 20, 61, 185, 558, ?, 5039 C.32
A.1732 D.112
B.1678 E.78
C.1782
D.1692 18. 1, 2, 7, 26, 111, 562
E.1818 A.111
B.7
14. 28, 40, 54, 70, 88, ? C.2
D.26 A. x > y
E.562 B. x ≥ y
C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
19. 20, 58, 120, 212, 342, 510 D. x < y
A.212 E. x ≤ y
B.342
C.120 23.
D.510 I) x2 – 40x + 399 = 0
E.58 II) y2 – 44y + 483 = 0
A. x > y
20. 102, 84, 64, 44, 26, 13 B. x ≥ y
A.13 C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
B.84 D. x < y
C.64 E. x ≤ y
D.44
E.26 24.
I) x2 – x – 42 = 0
Directions (21-25): In each of the following II) y2 - 15y + 56 = 0
questions, two equations are given. You have to A. x > y
solve both the equations to find the relation B. x ≥ y
between x and y. C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
21. D. x < y
I) x2 - 5x – 414 = 0 E. x ≤ y
II) y2 + 30y + 216 = 0
A. x > y 25.
B. x ≥ y I) x2 – 15x - 16 = 0
C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined. II) y2+ 7y + 6 = 0
D. x < y A. x > y
E. x ≤ y B. x ≥ y
C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
22. D. x < y
I) x2 + x – 2 = 0 E. x ≤ y
II) y2 + 3y - 10 = 0
1. Answer: A
312 – 152 – 92 = ? 7. Answer: B
961 – 225 – 81 = ? (√63.98 - √24.87) * (√9.13 + √144.13) = ?
655 = ? =>(√64 - √25) * (√9 + √144) = ?
=> (8 – 5) * (3 + 12)
2. Answer: C => 3 * 15 => 45
35 * 25 – 13 * 7 = ?2
875 – 91 = ?2 8. Answer: B
? = 28 (935.06 ÷ √290) * 15.96 = ? + √360
55 * 16 = ? + 19
3. Answer: A ? = 861
48% of 350 - 35% of 320 = ?
168 – 112 = ? 9. Answer: A
? = 56 12.01 * 54.908 – 9.93 * 37.08 = ?2 + 1.05
660 – 370 = ?2 + 1
4. Answer: A ? = 17
(7/84)*(12/156)*4680 = 45 – x
30 = 45 – x 10. Answer: C
x = 45 – 30 = 15 34.91 * 25.18 – 15.09 * 4.91 = ? * 19.92
875 – 75 = ? * 20
5. Answer: C ? = 40
(3283/67) – (377/13) = ?
49 – 29 = ? 11. Answer: C
? = 20 42 * 2 – 3 = 81
81 * 3 – 2 = 241
6. Answer: A 241 * 4 – 1 = 963
7.15% of √441 * 12.36 = ? 963 * 5 – 0 = 4815
=> 7% of 21 * 12 4815 * 6 – (-1) = 28891
=> 18
12. Answer: C 17. Answer: E

23 + 5 = 28 22 + 32 + 1 = 32
28 + 11 = 39 32 + 42 + 1 = 49
39 + 18 = 57 49 + 52 + 1 = 75
57 + 26 = 83 75 + 62 + 1 = 112
83 + 35 = 118 112 + 72 + 1 = 162
13. Answer: B 18. Answer: E

20 * 3 + 1 = 61 1*1+1=2
61 * 3 + 2 = 185 2*2+3=7
185 * 3 + 3 = 558 7 * 3 + 5 = 26
558 * 3 + 4 = 1678 26 * 4 + 7 = 111
1678 * 3 + 5 = 5039 111 * 5 + 9 = 564
14. Answer: A 19. Answer: B

28 + 12 = 40 33 – 7 = 20
40 + 14 = 54 43 – 6 = 58
54 + 16 = 70 53 – 5 = 120
70 + 18 = 88 63 – 4 = 212
88 + 20 = 108 73 – 3 = 340
83 – 2 = 510
15. Answer: A
9 * 7 = 63 20. Answer: A
63 * 6 = 378 102 – (6 * 3) = 84
378 * 5 = 1890 84 – (5 * 4) = 64
1890 * 4 = 7560 64 – (4 * 5) = 44
7560 * 3 = 22680 44 – (3 * 6) = 26
26 – (2 * 7) = 12
16. Answer: D
31 + (13 * 1) = 44 21. Answer: C
44 + (13 * 3) = 83 x2 - 5x – 414 = 0
83 + (13 * 5) = 148 x2–23x + 18x – 414 = 0
148 + (13 * 7) = 239 x(x – 23) + 18(x – 23) = 0
239 + (13 * 9) = 356 (x + 18)(x – 23) = 0
x = 23, -18 y(y – 21) – 23(y – 21) = 0

y2 + 30y + 216 = 0 (y – 21)(y – 23) = 0
y2 + 18y + 12y + 216 = 0 y = 21, 23
y(y + 18) + 12(y + 18) = 0 x≤y
(y + 12)(y + 18) = 0
y = -12, -18 24. Answer: E
Relationship between x and y cannot be x2 – x – 42 = 0
established. x2 – 7x + 6x – 42 = 0
x(x – 7) + 6(x – 7) = 0
22. Answer: C (x + 6)(x – 7) = 0
x2 + x – 2 = 0 x = 7, -6
x2 + 2x – x – 2 = 0 y2 - 15y + 56 = 0
x(x + 2) – 1(x + 2) = 0 y2 – 7y – 8y + 56 = 0
(x – 1)(x + 2) = 0 y(Y – 7) – 8(y – 7) = 0
x = 1, -2 (y – 8)(y – 7) = 0
y2 + 3y - 10 = 0 y = 8, 7
y2 + 5y – 2y – 10 = 0 x≤y
y(y + 5) – 2(y + 5) = 0
(y – 2)(y + 5) = 0 25. Answer: B
y = 2, -5 x2 – 15x - 16 = 0
Relationship between x and y cannot be x2 – 16x + x – 16 = 0
established. x(x – 16) + 1(x – 16) = 0
(x + 1)(x – 16) = 0
23. Answer: E x = -1, 16
x2 – 40x + 399 = 0 y2 + 7y + 6 = 0
x2 – 19x – 21x + 399 = 0 y2 + 6y + y + 6 = 0
x(x – 19) – 21(x – 19) = 0 y(y + 6) + 1(y + 6) = 0
(x – 21)(x – 19) = 0 (y + 1)(y + 6) = 0
x = 21, 19 y = -1, -6
y2 – 44y + 483 = 0 x≥y
y2 – 21y – 23y + 483 = 0
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