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Ronak Shah LRDI Strategy
SPREAD Approach
● Scan (5-6 Mins)

● Pick (Decide the order)

● Read (Don’t try to grasp everything)

● Envisage (Visualize the Situation)

● Analyze & Answer the Que

● Dump (Try to answer 1-2 que before dumping)

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Below table provides the information of an Australian innings in the debut match at Sharjah in early 2000s
wherein concluded test match resulted in a draw. With this table, the information was provided to the
selectors for the upcoming Test Cricket Championship. The numbers given in the table were not given as the
number of runs scored by the players but were the difference of the runs scored by the team when those
players were out. For example, if the total runs scored by the team was ‘x’ when M. Hayden got out of the
team, and was ‘y’ when A. Symonds got out of the team, then either x - y = 137 or y - x = 137, depending on
who got out first from the team.
A. Symonds M. Clarke B. Lee S. Clark G. McGrath
M. Hayden 137 187 187 202 203
R. Ponting 119 169 169 184 185
A. Gilchrist 116 166 166 181 182
D. Martyn 102 152 152 167 168
M. Hussey 19 69 69 84 85

Additional information known to us:

I. A. Symonds, M. Clarke and B. Lee were the all-rounders in the team with the latter one being the last all-
rounder in the team.

II. Australia managed to score 308 runs.

III. M. Hayden and A. Gilchrist were two opening batsmen and G. McGrath was the last wicket to fall.
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Twenty-seven identical cubes of edges 1 cm each are labeled with the squares of the first twenty-seven
natural numbers. Each cube is labeled with a distinct number. These cubes are assembled to form a bigger
cube of edge 3 cm. The following pattern is followed in arranging the smaller cubes in order to make the
bigger cube. The bottom layer contains three rows with three cubes each. The cubes in the first, or front
most, row in the first layer are labeled with the squares of first three natural numbers in ascending order
from left to right. The cubes in second, or middle, row are labeled with the squares of numbers from 4 to 6
in ascending order from right to left. The cubes in the third row are labeled with the squares of numbers
from 7 to 9 in ascending order from left to right. The identical pattern is followed in 2nd and 3rd layers of
the bigger cubes. Now, one pair of opposite faces are colored with Red and the other two pairs of opposite
faces with Blue and Pink.

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In a global market, there are three types of companies "Large cap, Mid-cap and Small-cap". Every day, each large cap
company takes over 1 Mid-cap company, and each Mid-cap company takes over 2 Small cap company to survive the
competition in the market. Each company takes over other companies once that companies has taken over its
competitor i.e, first a mid-cap take over 2 small cap after that the mid cap will be taken over by large cap company.
There is plenty of small firms available as competitor for the small cap company. Every company either takes over its
full quota of competitor (quota for mid cap- 2 small cap and for large cap- 1 mid cap) or must shut down in case of
insufficient competitor to take over. A company takes over another company only when it is operational. Every
evening, after the companies have taken over their competitor, the number of each type of companies in the global
market is counted and the next morning, 15 Large cap, 45 Mid-cap and 120 Small cap company are added to the
global market. On May 15th, 2020, the global market is completely cleaned, and companies are added to the global
market.

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A mobile company sold mobiles in four different slots of a day. The box chart given below shows the
information about the number of phones sold in four slots on five days.
90
Following information is also known: 80 80
70
• Floor and Ceiling of the line show the number of 65
60 60
55 50
mobiles sold in the first and fourth slot in any 50 50 50
45 45
40
40 35
order. 30 35
30
20 20 25 20 25
• Black box means the number of mobiles sold in 10 10
15
5
0
the first slot is more than that sold in the fourth
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
slot.
• White box means the number of mobiles sold in the first slot is less than that sold in the fourth slot.

• Middle of floor and ceiling of the box shows the number of mobiles sold in the second slot of the day.

• Middle of floor and ceiling of the line shows the number of mobiles sold in the third slot of the day.

Note: All the slots are 4 hours long and each slot is consecutive
starting from the first slot and end with the fourth slot.
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Twenty-seven identical cubes of edges 1 cm each are labeled with the squares of the first twenty-seven
natural numbers. Each cube is labeled with a distinct number. These cubes are assembled to form a bigger
cube of edge 3 cm. The following pattern is followed in arranging the smaller cubes in order to make the
bigger cube. The bottom layer contains three rows with three cubes each. The cubes in the first, or front
most, row in the first layer are labeled with the squares of first three natural numbers in ascending order
from left to right. The cubes in second, or middle, row are labeled with the squares of numbers from 4 to 6
in ascending order from right to left. The cubes in the third row are labeled with the squares of numbers
from 7 to 9 in ascending order from left to right. The identical pattern is followed in 2nd and 3rd layers of
the bigger cubes. Now, one pair of opposite faces are colored with Red and the other two pairs of opposite
faces with Blue and Pink.

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The bottom layer contains three rows with
three cubes each. The cubes in the first, or
front most, row in the first layer are labeled
with the squares of first three natural numbers
in ascending order from left to right. The cubes
in second, or middle, row are labeled with the
squares of numbers from 4 to 6 in ascending
order from right to left. The cubes in the third
row are labeled with the squares of numbers
from 7 to 9 in ascending order from left to
right. The identical pattern is followed in 2nd
and 3rd layers of the bigger cubes. Now, one
pair of opposite faces are colored with Red and
the other two pairs of opposite faces with Blue
and Pink.

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Twenty-seven identical cubes of edges 1 cm each are labeled with Q. 1 of 5
the squares of the first twenty-seven natural numbers. Each cube The sum of numbers on the cubes that
is labeled with a distinct number. These cubes are assembled to have exactly one color on them is:
form a bigger cube of edge 3 cm. The following pattern is followed
A) 1043
in arranging the smaller cubes in order to make the bigger cube.
The bottom layer contains three rows with three cubes each. The B) 1212

cubes in the first, or front most, row in the first layer are labeled C) 1333
with the squares of first three natural numbers in ascending order D) 1358
from left to right. The cubes in second, or middle, row are labeled
with the squares of numbers from 4 to 6 in ascending order from
right to left. The cubes in the third row are labeled with the squares
of numbers from 7 to 9 in ascending order from left to right. The
identical pattern is followed in 2nd and 3rd layers of the bigger
cubes. Now, one pair of opposite faces are colored with Red and
the other two pairs of opposite faces with Blue and Pink.

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Twenty-seven identical cubes of edges 1 cm each are labeled with Q. 2 of 5
the squares of the first twenty-seven natural numbers. Each cube The sum of numbers on the cubes that
is labeled with a distinct number. These cubes are assembled to have exactly three colors on them is:
form a bigger cube of edge 3 cm. The following pattern is followed
A) 2156
in arranging the smaller cubes in order to make the bigger cube.
The bottom layer contains three rows with three cubes each. The B) 2193

cubes in the first, or front most, row in the first layer are labeled C) 2296
with the squares of first three natural numbers in ascending order D) 2310
from left to right. The cubes in second, or middle, row are labeled
with the squares of numbers from 4 to 6 in ascending order from
right to left. The cubes in the third row are labeled with the squares
of numbers from 7 to 9 in ascending order from left to right. The
identical pattern is followed in 2nd and 3rd layers of the bigger
cubes. Now, one pair of opposite faces are colored with Red and
the other two pairs of opposite faces with Blue and Pink.

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The bottom layer contains three rows with
three cubes each. The cubes in the first, or
front most, row in the first layer are labeled
with the squares of first three natural numbers
in ascending order from left to right. The cubes
in second, or middle, row are labeled with the
squares of numbers from 4 to 6 in ascending
order from right to left. The cubes in the third
row are labeled with the squares of numbers
from 7 to 9 in ascending order from left to
right. The identical pattern is followed in 2nd
and 3rd layers of the bigger cubes. Now, one
pair of opposite faces are colored with Red and
the other two pairs of opposite faces with Blue
and Pink.

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Twenty-seven identical cubes of edges 1 cm each are labeled with Q. 3 of 5
the squares of the first twenty-seven natural numbers. Each cube The sum of numbers on the cubes that
is labeled with a distinct number. These cubes are assembled to have exactly two colors on them is:
form a bigger cube of edge 3 cm. The following pattern is followed
A) 2296
in arranging the smaller cubes in order to make the bigger cube.
The bottom layer contains three rows with three cubes each. The B) 3080

cubes in the first, or front most, row in the first layer are labeled C) 1358
with the squares of first three natural numbers in ascending order D) 616
from left to right. The cubes in second, or middle, row are labeled
with the squares of numbers from 4 to 6 in ascending order from
right to left. The cubes in the third row are labeled with the squares
of numbers from 7 to 9 in ascending order from left to right. The
identical pattern is followed in 2nd and 3rd layers of the bigger
cubes. Now, one pair of opposite faces are colored with Red and
the other two pairs of opposite faces with Blue and Pink.

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Twenty-seven identical cubes of edges 1 cm each are labeled with Q. 4 of 5
the squares of the first twenty-seven natural numbers. Each cube What is the sum of the number of
is labeled with a distinct number. These cubes are assembled to cubes having no color on them?
form a bigger cube of edge 3 cm. The following pattern is followed
in arranging the smaller cubes in order to make the bigger cube.
The bottom layer contains three rows with three cubes each. The
cubes in the first, or front most, row in the first layer are labeled
with the squares of first three natural numbers in ascending order
from left to right. The cubes in second, or middle, row are labeled
with the squares of numbers from 4 to 6 in ascending order from
right to left. The cubes in the third row are labeled with the squares
of numbers from 7 to 9 in ascending order from left to right. The
identical pattern is followed in 2nd and 3rd layers of the bigger
cubes. Now, one pair of opposite faces are colored with Red and
the other two pairs of opposite faces with Blue and Pink.

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The bottom layer contains three rows with
three cubes each. The cubes in the first, or
front most, row in the first layer are labeled
with the squares of first three natural numbers
in ascending order from left to right. The cubes
in second, or middle, row are labeled with the
squares of numbers from 4 to 6 in ascending
order from right to left. The cubes in the third
row are labeled with the squares of numbers
from 7 to 9 in ascending order from left to
right. The identical pattern is followed in 2nd
and 3rd layers of the bigger cubes. Now, one
pair of opposite faces are colored with Red and
the other two pairs of opposite faces with Blue
and Pink.

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Twenty-seven identical cubes of edges 1 cm each are labeled with Q. 5 of 5
the squares of the first twenty-seven natural numbers. Each cube The product of the digits of the number
is labeled with a distinct number. These cubes are assembled to on the cube that has no colour on it is:
form a bigger cube of edge 3 cm. The following pattern is followed
A) 54
in arranging the smaller cubes in order to make the bigger cube.
The bottom layer contains three rows with three cubes each. The B) 0

cubes in the first, or front most, row in the first layer are labeled C) 144
with the squares of first three natural numbers in ascending order D) 90
from left to right. The cubes in second, or middle, row are labeled
with the squares of numbers from 4 to 6 in ascending order from
right to left. The cubes in the third row are labeled with the squares
of numbers from 7 to 9 in ascending order from left to right. The
identical pattern is followed in 2nd and 3rd layers of the bigger
cubes. Now, one pair of opposite faces are colored with Red and
the other two pairs of opposite faces with Blue and Pink.

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In a global market, there are three types of companies "Large cap, Mid-cap and Small-cap". Every day, each large cap
company takes over 1 Mid-cap company, and each Mid-cap company takes over 2 Small cap company to survive the
competition in the market. Each company takes over other companies once that companies has taken over its
competitor i.e, first a mid-cap take over 2 small cap after that the mid cap will be taken over by large cap company.
There is plenty of small firms available as competitor for the small cap company. Every company either takes over its
full quota of competitor (quota for mid cap- 2 small cap and for large cap- 1 mid cap) or must shut down in case of
insufficient competitor to take over. A company takes over another company only when it is operational. Every
evening, after the companies have taken over their competitor, the number of each type of companies in the global
market is counted and the next morning, 15 Large cap, 45 Mid-cap and 120 Small cap company are added to the
global market. On May 15th, 2020, the global market is completely cleaned, and companies are added to the global
market.

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Every day, each large cap company
takes over 1 Mid-cap company, and
each Mid-cap company takes over 2 Large
Small cap company to survive the
competition in the market. Each
company takes over other companies
once that companies has taken over its
competitor i.e, first a mid-cap take over MId
2 small cap after that the mid cap will
be taken over by large cap company.
There is plenty of small firms available
as competitor for the small cap
company. Every company either takes Small
over its full quota of competitor (quota
for mid cap- 2 small cap and for large
cap- 1 mid cap) or must shut down in
case of insufficient competitor to take
over.
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Every day, each large cap company
takes over 1 Mid-cap company, and
each Mid-cap company takes over 2 Large
Small cap company to survive the
competition in the market. Each
company takes over other companies
once that companies has taken over its
competitor i.e, first a mid-cap take over MId
2 small cap after that the mid cap will
be taken over by large cap company.
There is plenty of small firms available
as competitor for the small cap
company. Every company either takes
over its full quota of competitor (quota Small
for mid cap- 2 small cap and for large
cap- 1 mid cap) or must shut down in
case of insufficient competitor to take
over.
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Every day, each large cap company
takes over 1 Mid-cap company, and
each Mid-cap company takes over 2 Large
Small cap company to survive the
competition in the market. Each
company takes over other companies
once that companies has taken over its
competitor i.e, first a mid-cap take over MId
2 small cap after that the mid cap will
be taken over by large cap company.
There is plenty of small firms available
as competitor for the small cap
company. Every company either takes Small
over its full quota of competitor (quota
for mid cap- 2 small cap and for large
cap- 1 mid cap) or must shut down in
case of insufficient competitor to take
over.
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Every day, each large cap company takes over 1 Mid-cap Morning Large Mid Small Shut..
company, and each Mid-cap company takes over 2 Small cap of
company to survive the competition in the market. Each 15th
company takes over other companies once that companies has
taken over its competitor i.e, first a mid-cap take over 2 small
16th
cap after that the mid cap will be taken over by large cap
17th
company. There is plenty of small firms available as competitor
for the small cap company. Every company either takes over its 18th
full quota of competitor (quota for mid cap- 2 small cap and for
large cap- 1 mid cap) or must shut down in case of insufficient 19th
competitor to take over. A company takes over another company
only when it is operational. Every evening, after the companies
have taken over their competitor, the number of each type of
companies in the global market is counted and the next morning,
15 Large cap, 45 Mid-cap and 120 Small cap company are added
to the global market. On May 15th, 2020, the global market is
completely cleaned, and companies are added to the global
market.
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In a global market, there are three types of companies "Large cap, Mid- Q. 1 of 5
cap and Small-cap". Every day, each large cap company takes over 1
How many total Mid-cap company were
Mid-cap company, and each Mid-cap company takes over 2 Small cap
present in the global market on May
company to survive the competition in the market. Each company takes
17th, 2020, morning?
over other companies once that companies has taken over its
competitor i.e, first a mid-cap take over 2 small cap after that the mid A) 45
cap will be taken over by large cap company. There is plenty of small B) 60
firms available as competitor for the small cap company. Every company
C) 75
either takes over its full quota of competitor (quota for mid cap- 2 small
cap and for large cap- 1 mid cap) or must shut down in case of D) 90
insufficient competitor to take over. A company takes over another
company only when it is operational. Every evening, after the companies
have taken over their competitor, the number of each type of companies
in the global market is counted and the next morning, 15 Large cap, 45
Mid-cap and 120 Small cap company are added to the global market. On
May 15th, 2020, the global market is completely cleaned, and companies
are added to the global market.

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In a global market, there are three types of companies "Large cap, Mid- Q. 2 of 5
cap and Small-cap". Every day, each large cap company takes over 1
How many total companies were there
Mid-cap company, and each Mid-cap company takes over 2 Small cap
in the market by the end of the day on
company to survive the competition in the market. Each company takes
May 18th, 2020?
over other companies once that companies has taken over its
competitor i.e, first a mid-cap take over 2 small cap after that the mid A) 45
cap will be taken over by large cap company. There is plenty of small B) 30
firms available as competitor for the small cap company. Every company
C) 60
either takes over its full quota of competitor (quota for mid cap- 2 small
cap and for large cap- 1 mid cap) or must shut down in case of D) 75
insufficient competitor to take over. A company takes over another
company only when it is operational. Every evening, after the companies
have taken over their competitor, the number of each type of companies
in the global market is counted and the next morning, 15 Large cap, 45
Mid-cap and 120 Small cap company are added to the global market. On
May 15th, 2020, the global market is completely cleaned, and companies
are added to the global market.

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Every day, each large cap company takes over 1 Mid-cap Morning Large Mid Small Shut..
company, and each Mid-cap company takes over 2 Small cap of
company to survive the competition in the market. Each 15th 15 45 120
company takes over other companies once that companies has
taken over its competitor i.e, first a mid-cap take over 2 small
16th 30 75 150
cap after that the mid cap will be taken over by large cap
17th 45 90 120
company. There is plenty of small firms available as competitor
for the small cap company. Every company either takes over its 18th 60 60 120 M-30
full quota of competitor (quota for mid cap- 2 small cap and for
large cap- 1 mid cap) or must shut down in case of insufficient 19th
competitor to take over. A company takes over another company
only when it is operational. Every evening, after the companies
have taken over their competitor, the number of each type of
companies in the global market is counted and the next morning,
15 Large cap, 45 Mid-cap and 120 Small cap company are added
to the global market. On May 15th, 2020, the global market is
completely cleaned, and companies are added to the global
market.
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In a global market, there are three types of companies "Large cap, Mid- Q. 3 of 5
cap and Small-cap". Every day, each large cap company takes over 1
On May 20th, 2020, morning, how many
Mid-cap company, and each Mid-cap company takes over 2 Small cap
large caps company were present in the
company to survive the competition in the market. Each company takes
global market?
over other companies once that companies has taken over its
competitor i.e, first a mid-cap take over 2 small cap after that the mid A) 45
cap will be taken over by large cap company. There is plenty of small B) 30
firms available as competitor for the small cap company. Every company
C) 60
either takes over its full quota of competitor (quota for mid cap- 2 small
cap and for large cap- 1 mid cap) or must shut down in case of D) 75
insufficient competitor to take over. A company takes over another
company only when it is operational. Every evening, after the companies
have taken over their competitor, the number of each type of companies
in the global market is counted and the next morning, 15 Large cap, 45
Mid-cap and 120 Small cap company are added to the global market. On
May 15th, 2020, the global market is completely cleaned, and companies
are added to the global market.

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In a global market, there are three types of companies "Large cap, Mid- Q. 4 of 5
cap and Small-cap". Every day, each large cap company takes over 1
What is the total number of companies
Mid-cap company, and each Mid-cap company takes over 2 Small cap
that had to shut down in the first 5
company to survive the competition in the market. Each company takes
days from 15th of May 2020?
over other companies once that companies has taken over its
competitor i.e, first a mid-cap take over 2 small cap after that the mid A) 45
cap will be taken over by large cap company. There is plenty of small B) 30
firms available as competitor for the small cap company. Every company
C) 60
either takes over its full quota of competitor (quota for mid cap- 2 small
cap and for large cap- 1 mid cap) or must shut down in case of D) 75
insufficient competitor to take over. A company takes over another
company only when it is operational. Every evening, after the companies
have taken over their competitor, the number of each type of companies
in the global market is counted and the next morning, 15 Large cap, 45
Mid-cap and 120 Small cap company are added to the global market. On
May 15th, 2020, the global market is completely cleaned, and companies
are added to the global market.

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Every day, each large cap company takes over 1 Mid-cap Morning Large Mid Small Shut..
company, and each Mid-cap company takes over 2 Small cap of
company to survive the competition in the market. Each 15th 15 45 120
company takes over other companies once that companies has
taken over its competitor i.e, first a mid-cap take over 2 small
16th 30 75 150
cap after that the mid cap will be taken over by large cap
17th 45 90 120
company. There is plenty of small firms available as competitor
for the small cap company. Every company either takes over its 18th 60 60 120 M-30
full quota of competitor (quota for mid cap- 2 small cap and for
large cap- 1 mid cap) or must shut down in case of insufficient 19th
competitor to take over. A company takes over another company
only when it is operational. Every evening, after the companies
have taken over their competitor, the number of each type of
companies in the global market is counted and the next morning,
15 Large cap, 45 Mid-cap and 120 Small cap company are added
to the global market. On May 15th, 2020, the global market is
completely cleaned, and companies are added to the global
market.
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In a global market, there are three types of companies "Large cap, Mid- Q. 5 of 5
cap and Small-cap". Every day, each large cap company takes over 1
What is the difference between the
Mid-cap company, and each Mid-cap company takes over 2 Small cap
total number of companies that had to
company to survive the competition in the market. Each company takes
shut down in the first 5 days and in the
over other companies once that companies has taken over its
first 6 days from 15th of May 2020?
competitor i.e, first a mid-cap take over 2 small cap after that the mid
cap will be taken over by large cap company. There is plenty of small
firms available as competitor for the small cap company. Every company
either takes over its full quota of competitor (quota for mid cap- 2 small
cap and for large cap- 1 mid cap) or must shut down in case of
insufficient competitor to take over. A company takes over another
company only when it is operational. Every evening, after the companies
have taken over their competitor, the number of each type of companies
in the global market is counted and the next morning, 15 Large cap, 45
Mid-cap and 120 Small cap company are added to the global market. On
May 15th, 2020, the global market is completely cleaned, and companies
are added to the global market.

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Below table provides the information of an Australian innings in the debut match at Sharjah in early 2000s
wherein concluded test match resulted in a draw. With this table, the information was provided to the
selectors for the upcoming Test Cricket Championship. The numbers given in the table were not given as the
number of runs scored by the players but were the difference of the runs scored by the team when those
players were out. For example, if the total runs scored by the team was ‘x’ when M. Hayden got out of the
team, and was ‘y’ when A. Symonds got out of the team, then either x - y = 137 or y - x = 137, depending on
who got out first from the team.
A. Symonds M. Clarke B. Lee S. Clark G. McGrath
M. Hayden 137 187 187 202 203
R. Ponting 119 169 169 184 185
A. Gilchrist 116 166 166 181 182
D. Martyn 102 152 152 167 168
M. Hussey 19 69 69 84 85

Additional information known to us:

I. A. Symonds, M. Clarke and B. Lee were the all-rounders in the team with the latter one being the last all-
rounder in the team.

II. Australia managed to score 308 runs.

III. M. Hayden and A. Gilchrist were two opening batsmen and G. McGrath was the last wicket to fall.
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 A. Symonds M. Clarke B. Lee S. Clark G. McGrath
M. Hayden 137 187 187 202 203
Wicket No. Name Team
R. Ponting 119 169 169 184 185 Score
A. Gilchrist 116 166 166 181 182
1st
D. Martyn 102 152 152 167 168
M. Hussey 19 69 69 84 85 2nd

Additional information known to us: 3rd

4th
I. A. Symonds, M. Clarke and B. Lee were the
5th
all-rounders in the team with the latter one
6th
being the last all-rounder in the team.
7th
II. Australia managed to score 308 runs.
8th
III. M. Hayden and A. Gilchrist were two opening 9th
batsmen and G. McGrath was the last wicket 10th
to fall.

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Below table provides the information of an Australian innings in the debut match at Q. 1 of 5
Sharjah in early 2000s wherein concluded test match resulted in a draw. With this
What were the total runs scored by the
table, the information was provided to the selectors for the upcoming Test Cricket
Championship. The numbers given in the table were not given as the number of Australian team with the fall of their
runs scored by the players but were the difference of the runs scored by the team fourth wicket?
when those players were out. For example, if the total runs scored by the team was
‘x’ when M. Hayden got out of the team, and was ‘y’ when A. Symonds got out of A) 140
the team, then either x - y = 137 or y - x = 137, depending on who got out first from
B) 223
the team. A. Symonds M. Clarke B. Lee S. Clark G. McGrath
M. Hayden 137 187 187 202 203 C) 126
R. Ponting 119 169 169 184 185
A. Gilchrist 116 166 166 181 182
D. Martyn 102 152 152 167 168 D) None of these
M. Hussey 19 69 69 84 85

Additional information known to us:

I. A. Symonds, M. Clarke and B. Lee were the all-rounders in the team with the
latter one being the last all-rounder in the team.

II. Australia managed to score 308 runs.

III. M. Hayden and A. Gilchrist were two opening batsmen and G. McGrath was the
last wicket to fall.

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Below table provides the information of an Australian innings in the debut match at Q. 2 of 5
Sharjah in early 2000s wherein concluded test match resulted in a draw. With this
How many runs were scored for the
table, the information was provided to the selectors for the upcoming Test Cricket
Championship. The numbers given in the table were not given as the number of fifth wicket partnership?
runs scored by the players but were the difference of the runs scored by the team
A) 19
when those players were out. For example, if the total runs scored by the team was
‘x’ when M. Hayden got out of the team, and was ‘y’ when A. Symonds got out of B) 98
the team, then either x - y = 137 or y - x = 137, depending on who got out first from
C) 83
the team. A. Symonds M. Clarke B. Lee S. Clark G. McGrath
M. Hayden 137 187 187 202 203
R. Ponting 119 169 169 184 185
D) 78
A. Gilchrist 116 166 166 181 182
D. Martyn 102 152 152 167 168
M. Hussey 19 69 69 84 85

Additional information known to us:

I. A. Symonds, M. Clarke and B. Lee were the all-rounders in the team with the
latter one being the last all-rounder in the team.

II. Australia managed to score 308 runs.

III. M. Hayden and A. Gilchrist were two opening batsmen and G. McGrath was the
last wicket to fall.

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 A. Symonds M. Clarke B. Lee S. Clark G. McGrath
M. Hayden 137 187 187 202 203
Wicket No. Name Team
R. Ponting 119 169 169 184 185 Score
A. Gilchrist 116 166 166 181 182
1st M. H 105
D. Martyn 102 152 152 167 168
M. Hussey 19 69 69 84 85 2nd R.P 123

Additional information known to us: 3rd A.G 126

4th DM 140
I. A. Symonds, M. Clarke and B. Lee were the
5th Hussey 223
all-rounders in the team with the latter one
6th A.S 142
being the last all-rounder in the team.
7th M.C 292
II. Australia managed to score 308 runs.
8th BL 292
III. M. Hayden and A. Gilchrist were two opening 9th S.C 307
batsmen and G. McGrath was the last wicket 10th GM 308
to fall.

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Below table provides the information of an Australian innings in the debut match at Q. 3 of 5
Sharjah in early 2000s wherein concluded test match resulted in a draw. With this
Which one of them was the 5th wicket
table, the information was provided to the selectors for the upcoming Test Cricket
Championship. The numbers given in the table were not given as the number of to fall?
runs scored by the players but were the difference of the runs scored by the team
A) A. Gilchrist
when those players were out. For example, if the total runs scored by the team was
‘x’ when M. Hayden got out of the team, and was ‘y’ when A. Symonds got out of B) A. Symonds
the team, then either x - y = 137 or y - x = 137, depending on who got out first from
C) B. Lee
the team. A. Symonds M. Clarke B. Lee S. Clark G. McGrath
M. Hayden 137 187 187 202 203
R. Ponting 119 169 169 184 185
D) M. Hussey
A. Gilchrist 116 166 166 181 182
D. Martyn 102 152 152 167 168
M. Hussey 19 69 69 84 85

Additional information known to us:

I. A. Symonds, M. Clarke and B. Lee were the all-rounders in the team with the
latter one being the last all-rounder in the team.

II. Australia managed to score 308 runs.

III. M. Hayden and A. Gilchrist were two opening batsmen and G. McGrath was the
last wicket to fall.

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Below table provides the information of an Australian innings in the debut match at Q. 4 of 5
Sharjah in early 2000s wherein concluded test match resulted in a draw. With this
Which of the following could be the
table, the information was provided to the selectors for the upcoming Test Cricket
Championship. The numbers given in the table were not given as the number of runs scored by the skipper R. Ponting?
runs scored by the players but were the difference of the runs scored by the team
A) 9
when those players were out. For example, if the total runs scored by the team was
‘x’ when M. Hayden got out of the team, and was ‘y’ when A. Symonds got out of B) 20
the team, then either x - y = 137 or y - x = 137, depending on who got out first from
C) 25
the team. A. Symonds M. Clarke B. Lee S. Clark G. McGrath
M. Hayden 137 187 187 202 203
R. Ponting 119 169 169 184 185
D) Cannot be determined
A. Gilchrist 116 166 166 181 182
D. Martyn 102 152 152 167 168
M. Hussey 19 69 69 84 85

Additional information known to us:

I. A. Symonds, M. Clarke and B. Lee were the all-rounders in the team with the
latter one being the last all-rounder in the team.

II. Australia managed to score 308 runs.

III. M. Hayden and A. Gilchrist were two opening batsmen and G. McGrath was the
last wicket to fall.

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 A. Symonds M. Clarke B. Lee S. Clark G. McGrath
M. Hayden 137 187 187 202 203
Wicket No. Name Team
R. Ponting 119 169 169 184 185 Score
A. Gilchrist 116 166 166 181 182
1st M. H 105
D. Martyn 102 152 152 167 168
M. Hussey 19 69 69 84 85 2nd R.P 123

Additional information known to us: 3rd A.G 126

4th DM 140
I. A. Symonds, M. Clarke and B. Lee were the
5th Hussey 223
all-rounders in the team with the latter one
6th A.S 142
being the last all-rounder in the team.
7th M.C 292
II. Australia managed to score 308 runs.
8th BL 292
III. M. Hayden and A. Gilchrist were two opening 9th S.C 307
batsmen and G. McGrath was the last wicket 10th GM 308
to fall.

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Below table provides the information of an Australian innings in the debut match at Q. 5 of 5
Sharjah in early 2000s wherein concluded test match resulted in a draw. With this
What was the score when the last all-
table, the information was provided to the selectors for the upcoming Test Cricket
Championship. The numbers given in the table were not given as the number of rounder of the team got out?
runs scored by the players but were the difference of the runs scored by the team
A) 292/7
when those players were out. For example, if the total runs scored by the team was
‘x’ when M. Hayden got out of the team, and was ‘y’ when A. Symonds got out of B) 307/9
the team, then either x - y = 137 or y - x = 137, depending on who got out first from
C) 292/8
the team. A. Symonds M. Clarke B. Lee S. Clark G. McGrath
M. Hayden 137 187 187 202 203
R. Ponting 119 169 169 184 185
D) 307/7
A. Gilchrist 116 166 166 181 182
D. Martyn 102 152 152 167 168
M. Hussey 19 69 69 84 85

Additional information known to us:

I. A. Symonds, M. Clarke and B. Lee were the all-rounders in the team with the
latter one being the last all-rounder in the team.

II. Australia managed to score 308 runs.

III. M. Hayden and A. Gilchrist were two opening batsmen and G. McGrath was the
last wicket to fall.

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A mobile company sold mobiles in four different slots of a day. The box chart given below shows the
information about the number of phones sold in four slots on five days.
90
Following information is also known: 80 80
70
• Floor and Ceiling of the line show the number of 65
60 60
55 50
mobiles sold in the first and fourth slot in any 50 50 50
45 45
40
40 35
order. 30 35
30
20 20 25 20 25
• Black box means the number of mobiles sold in 10 10
15
5
0
the first slot is more than that sold in the fourth
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
slot.
• White box means the number of mobiles sold in the first slot is less than that sold in the fourth slot.

• Middle of floor and ceiling of the box shows the number of mobiles sold in the second slot of the day.

• Middle of floor and ceiling of the line shows the number of mobiles sold in the third slot of the day.

Note: All the slots are 4 hours long and each slot is consecutive
starting from the first slot and end with the fourth slot.
 90 Days 1st 2nd slot 3rd slot 4th
80 80 slot slot
70
65
Mon 80 45 50 20
60 60
50 55 50 Tue 10 (25 + 45)/2 (10 + 50)/2 = 50
50 50
45 45
40
40 35 = 35 30
30 35
30 Wed 20 (55 + 35)/2 (60 + 20)/2 = 60
20 20 25 20 25 = 45 40
15
10 10 Thu 65 (50 + 30)/2 (65 + 15)/2 = 15
5
0 = 40 40
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Fri 45 (35 + 25)/2 (45 + 5)/2 = 5
• Floor and Ceiling of the line show the phones sold in 1st / 4th = 30 25

Slot

• Black box means phones sold in the 1st slot > 4th Slot.

• White box means phones sold in the 1st slot < 4th Slot

• Middle of floor & ceiling of the box = phones sold in 2nd slot

• Middle of floor & ceiling of the line = phones sold in 3rd slot

Note: All the slots are 4 hours long and each slot is consecutive
starting from the first slot and end with the fourth slot.
 90 Q. 1 of 5
80 80
70 The rate at which mobiles are sold for
65
60 60 the first 3 hours on Mon is 22/hour and
50 55 50
50 50
45 45 the rate at which mobiles are sold in
40 35
40
30 35 the last 2 hours of the second slot on
30
20 20 25 20 25
10 10
15 that day is 16/hour. If total mobiles sold
5
0 in the 4th hour is double of that sold in
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
the 5th hour, then how many mobiles
• Floor and Ceiling of the line show the phones sold in 1st / 4th Slot
are sold in the 6th hour on Mon?
• Black box means phones sold in the 1st slot > 4th Slot.
A) 5
• White box means phones sold in the 1st slot < 4th Slot
B) 4
• Middle of floor & ceiling of the box = phones sold in 2nd slot
C) 6
• Middle of floor & ceiling of the line = phones sold in 3rd slot
D) 7
Note: All the slots are 4 hours long and each slot is consecutive
starting from the first slot and end with the fourth slot.

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 90 Days 1st 2nd slot 3rd slot 4th
80 80 slot slot
70
65
Mon 80 45 50 20
60 60
50 55 50 Tue 10 (25 + 45)/2 (10 + 50)/2 = 50
50 50
45 45
40
40 35 = 35 30
30 35
30 Wed 20 (55 + 35)/2 (60 + 20)/2 = 60
20 20 25 20 25 = 45 40
15
10 10 Thu 65 (50 + 30)/2 (65 + 15)/2 = 15
5
0 = 40 40
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Fri 45 (35 + 25)/2 (45 + 5)/2 = 5
• Floor and Ceiling of the line show the phones sold in 1st / 4th = 30 25

Slot

• Black box means phones sold in the 1st slot > 4th Slot.

• White box means phones sold in the 1st slot < 4th Slot

• Middle of floor & ceiling of the box = phones sold in 2nd slot

• Middle of floor & ceiling of the line = phones sold in 3rd slot

Note: All the slots are 4 hours long and each slot is consecutive
starting from the first slot and end with the fourth slot.
 90 Q. 2 of 5
80 80
70 The rate at which mobiles are sold in
65
60 60 the first 2 hours of the third slot on
50 55 50
50 50
45 45 Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu and Fri is 8/hour,
40 35
40
30 35 5/hour, 10/hour, 12/hour and 2.5/hour
30
20 20 25 20 25
10 10
15 respectively, then what is the average
5
0 number of mobile sold on all the five
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
days in the last 2 hours of the third
• Floor and Ceiling of the line show the phones sold in 1st / 4th Slot
slot?
• Black box means phones sold in the 1st slot > 4th Slot.
A) 20
• White box means phones sold in the 1st slot < 4th Slot
B) 19
• Middle of floor & ceiling of the box = phones sold in 2nd slot
C) 18
• Middle of floor & ceiling of the line = phones sold in 3rd slot
D) 22
Note: All the slots are 4 hours long and each slot is consecutive
starting from the first slot and end with the fourth slot.

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 90 Days 1st 2nd slot 3rd slot 4th
80 80 slot slot
70
65
Mon 80 45 50 20
60 60
50 55 50 Tue 10 (25 + 45)/2 (10 + 50)/2 = 50
50 50
45 45
40
40 35 = 35 30
30 35
30 Wed 20 (55 + 35)/2 (60 + 20)/2 = 60
20 20 25 20 25 = 45 40
15
10 10 Thu 65 (50 + 30)/2 (65 + 15)/2 = 15
5
0 = 40 40
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Fri 45 (35 + 25)/2 (45 + 5)/2 = 5
• Floor and Ceiling of the line show the phones sold in 1st / 4th = 30 25

Slot

• Black box means phones sold in the 1st slot > 4th Slot.

• White box means phones sold in the 1st slot < 4th Slot

• Middle of floor & ceiling of the box = phones sold in 2nd slot

• Middle of floor & ceiling of the line = phones sold in 3rd slot

Note: All the slots are 4 hours long and each slot is consecutive
starting from the first slot and end with the fourth slot.
 90 Q. 3 of 5
80 80
70 What is the difference between the rate
65
60 60 per hour at which mobiles are sold in
50 55 50
50 50
45 45 the first slot on all the five days
40 35
40
30 35 together and the rate per hour at which
30
20 20 25 20 25
10 10
15 mobiles are sold in the fourth slot on
5
0 all five days together?
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri

• Floor and Ceiling of the line show the phones sold in 1st / 4th Slot A) 17.5

• Black box means phones sold in the 1st slot > 4th Slot. B) 22.5

• White box means phones sold in the 1st slot < 4th Slot C) 19.5

• Middle of floor & ceiling of the box = phones sold in 2nd slot D) 20.5

• Middle of floor & ceiling of the line = phones sold in 3rd slot

Note: All the slots are 4 hours long and each slot is consecutive
starting from the first slot and end with the fourth slot.

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 90 Days 1st 2nd slot 3rd slot 4th
80 80 slot slot
70
65
Mon 80 45 50 20
60 60
50 55 50 Tue 10 (25 + 45)/2 (10 + 50)/2 = 50
50 50
45 45
40
40 35 = 35 30
30 35
30 Wed 20 (55 + 35)/2 (60 + 20)/2 = 60
20 20 25 20 25 = 45 40
15
10 10 Thu 65 (50 + 30)/2 (65 + 15)/2 = 15
5
0 = 40 40
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Fri 45 (35 + 25)/2 (45 + 5)/2 = 5
• Floor and Ceiling of the line show the phones sold in 1st / 4th = 30 25

Slot

• Black box means phones sold in the 1st slot > 4th Slot.

• White box means phones sold in the 1st slot < 4th Slot

• Middle of floor & ceiling of the box = phones sold in 2nd slot

• Middle of floor & ceiling of the line = phones sold in 3rd slot

Note: All the slots are 4 hours long and each slot is consecutive
starting from the first slot and end with the fourth slot.
 90 Q. 4 of 5
80 80
70 If the rate at which mobiles are sold on
65
60 60 Tue and Wed together in the first 2
50 55 50
50 50
45 45 hours of the second slot is 14/hour and
40 35
40
30 35 a number of mobiles sold in the last 2
30
20 20 25 20 25
10 10
15 hours of the second slot on Tue is 28
5
0 less than that sold on Wed, then total
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
mobiles sold in the last two hours of
• Floor and Ceiling of the line show the phones sold in 1st / 4th Slot
the second slot on Tue is what percent
• Black box means phones sold in the 1st slot > 4th Slot. of total mobiles sold in the last two
• White box means phones sold in the 1st slot < 4th Slot hours of the second slot on Wed?

• Middle of floor & ceiling of the box = phones sold in 2nd slot A) 35%
• Middle of floor & ceiling of the line = phones sold in 3rd slot B) 40%
Note: All the slots are 4 hours long and each slot is consecutive C) 25%
starting from the first slot and end with the fourth slot.
D) 30%
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 90 Days 1st 2nd slot 3rd slot 4th
80 80 slot slot
70
65
Mon 80 45 50 20
60 60
50 55 50 Tue 10 (25 + 45)/2 (10 + 50)/2 = 50
50 50
45 45
40
40 35 = 35 30
30 35
30 Wed 20 (55 + 35)/2 (60 + 20)/2 = 60
20 20 25 20 25 = 45 40
15
10 10 Thu 65 (50 + 30)/2 (65 + 15)/2 = 15
5
0 = 40 40
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Fri 45 (35 + 25)/2 (45 + 5)/2 = 5
• Floor and Ceiling of the line show the phones sold in 1st / 4th = 30 25

Slot

• Black box means phones sold in the 1st slot > 4th Slot.

• White box means phones sold in the 1st slot < 4th Slot

• Middle of floor & ceiling of the box = phones sold in 2nd slot

• Middle of floor & ceiling of the line = phones sold in 3rd slot

Note: All the slots are 4 hours long and each slot is consecutive
starting from the first slot and end with the fourth slot.
 90 Q. 5 of 5
80 80
70 What is the difference between total
65
60 60 mobiles sold in the first and third slot
50 55 50
50 50
45 45 on Tue and Wed together to the total
40 35
40
30 35
30 mobiles sold in the second and fourth
20 20 25 20 25
15 slot on Thu and Fri together?
10 10
5
0
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri

• Floor and Ceiling of the line show the phones sold in 1st / 4th Slot

• Black box means phones sold in the 1st slot > 4th Slot.

• White box means phones sold in the 1st slot < 4th Slot

• Middle of floor & ceiling of the box = phones sold in 2nd slot

• Middle of floor & ceiling of the line = phones sold in 3rd slot

Note: All the slots are 4 hours long and each slot is consecutive
starting from the first slot and end with the fourth slot.

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