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Dear Students,
I hope this message finds you well and motivated for your upcoming Bank Mains Exams. As you
prepare to tackle this significant challenge, I want to offer you some words of encouragement and
guidance to help you succeed.
1. Stay Committed: Remember why you started this journey. Keep that motivation alive and use it
to fuel your dedication towards your goal. The journey might be tough, but your determination
will see you through.
2. Plan Wisely: Create a detailed study plan that covers all the subjects and topics you need to study.
Allocate time wisely, giving more attention to your weaker areas while also revising your strengths.
3. Practice Regularly: Consistent practice is key to success. Rank File is a collection of most effective
and exam related questions. This will help you manage your time effectively during the exam.
4. Stay Healthy: Good physical and mental health is crucial for effective preparation. Eat well,
exercise, and take breaks to recharge. Don't compromise your well-being for the sake of studying.
5. Stay Positive: Maintain a positive attitude, even when facing difficult concepts or a challenging
mock test. A positive mindset will help you overcome obstacles more easily.
6. Time Management: Learn to manage your time during the exam. Don't get stuck on a single
question; move on and return to it later if necessary. Allocate time wisely to different sections.
7. Believe in Yourself: You've put in the effort, and you are capable. Believe in your abilities and stay
confident throughout the exam.
Remember, success is not just about the destination but also about the journey. Embrace the learning
process, and every challenge you face will be a stepping stone towards your goal. Keep your eyes on
the prize, and you will surely excel in your Bank Mains Exam.
Wishing you the best of luck and success!
[SHANTANU SHUKLA]
Sr. Educator, Adda 247

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DAY 13
S. No. Topic Sub Topic No. of Questions
1 Arithmetic With Variable & in 14
Caselete form
2 Number series Statements based 4
3 Algebra 2
4 Data Interpretation Caselet 4
(Distribution)
5 Data Interpretation Caselet (Based on 4
carrom)
6 Data Interpretation 3 -Table 4
7 Data Interpretation Pie chart with 4
multiple variables
8 Data Sufficiency 2 & 3 statements 4
Total 40

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Direction(Q1-4): Refer to the following tables X, Y and Z to answer the questions given below.
Table X- Manpower for a building project in Goa
Project phase Managers Engineers Skilled workers Unskilled workers Supervisors
Design 1 3 0 0 0

Foundation 1 2 5 23 2

Construction 1 2 12 43 4

Finishing (Internal) 1 3 15 31 6

Painting 1 0 5 23 3
Table Y- cost per month for select category of workers
Manpower Cost (in Rs.)
Managers 10000
Engineers 8000
Supervisors 5000
Skilled workers 3000
Unskilled workers 1800
Table Z- Estimated time and the actual time required for each phase of the project (in months)
Design Foundation Construction Finishing Painting
Actual 5 3 8 4 2
Estimated 2 2 6 3 2

1. For which phase of the project was there the Direction (Q5-8):
highest percentage increase in cost (as Suraj has (D) acres of lands, (E) horses and (F) cars
compared to the estimated cost). that he wants to divide among four sons i.e. M, N, O
(a) Design and P. The cost of each horse and each car was Rs. (X)
(b) Foundation and Rs (Y) respectively while the cost of an acre of
(c) Construction land was Rs. (Z).
(d) Cannot be determined All the property was shared among the four persons
(e) None of these
in such a way that M and O got together the same
2. Estimated cost of construction phase and wealth as N and P got together. M got 1/3rd of the
Painting phase together are approximately horses and 20% of the cars while N received 50% of
what percent more or less than the actual the cars which is equal to the 50% of his total wealth.
cost of foundation phase?
The no. of horses that M and O got together was 50%
(a) 350% (b) 304%
more than that of N and P together. O and P got 8 and
(c) 315% (d) 290%
(e) 325% 7 horses respectively and M and O got equal no. of
cars and P got 20 cars less than that of N. P got twice
3. Find the average of the actual cost of finishing
the land than that of O but 20% less than that of N.
phase and painting phase together?
Total cost of land of N and P together is Rs 80,000
(a) 490,000 (b) 320,000
(c) 455000 (d) 366000 more than cost of land of M. Wealth of N is Rs 20,000
(e) 411000 more than that of M.
4. What is the value of the percentage overflow 5. What is the difference between the wealth of
in cost during construction? (approximately) M and wealth of P?
(a) 33.33% (b) 50% (a) Rs 1,20,000 (b) Rs 1,00,000
(c) 66.66% (d) 52% (c) Rs 1,40,000 (d) Rs 1,60,000
(e) None of these (e) none of these

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6. If N wanted to exchange all his cars with the of Rs. 50 notes dispense by Kim, while B is
horses, then who can exchange his/her maximum possible Rs.50 notes dispense by
horses in terms of wealth? Kim?
(a) M (a) 44 (b) 68
(b) O (c) 38 (d) 78
(c) P (e) None of these
(d) can’t be determined
10. For Jim, ATM dispense only Rs. 20 notes, some
(e) none of these are mutilated and some are non-mutilated
7. The wealth of P is what percent less than that notes. Out of total mutilated notes, some
of N? notes considered 50% value, while some are
(a) 42% (b) 45% 80%. Ratio of amount received from
(c) 35% (d) 48% mutilated notes whose value considered as
(e) none of these 50% and 80% respectively is A: B (A < B, both
8. Find ratio of X to Y ? are co primes). Find the value of (5B + 120), if
(a) 5: 2 (b) 15: 7 non – mutilated notes are 30?
(c) 5: 3 (d) 8: 5 (a) 120 (b) 150
(e) none of these (c) 130 (d) 140
(e) None of these
Direction(Q9-12): Read the following 11. For Sim, Number of Rs. 10 notes dispense is
information carefully and answer the questions thrice as that of Rs. 20 notes which is 14. Find
based on it. total number of notes dispense, if number of
Pie chart given below shows the percentage Rs. 50 notes > Rs. 20 notes and ATM dispense
distribution of amount withdrawal by four persons – at least one note of each given denomination?
Kim, Rim, Jim, and Sim. ATM dispense notes in (a) 75 (b) 78
denominations of Rs. 10, Rs, 20, Rs. 50 and Rs. 100 (c) 77 (d) 74
only. (e) None of these
Total = Rs. 4000 12. Amount received by Tim is 7.5 times as that
of Rim in denominations of Rs. 2000, Rs. 100
and Rs. 50 only. Find total notes dispense, if
40% M% number of Rs. 2000 notes and Rs. 100 notes
are distinct prime numbers, also Atm
dispense at least one note (distinct) of each
E% N% denomination?
(a) 8 (b) 9
(c) 7 (d) 11
Kim Rim Jim Sim (e) Can’t be determined

Note:
a) Amount withdrawn by Rim is less than any
another person. Amount withdrawn by Kim is
25% more than that of Jim.
b) M, E and N all are natural numbers, and amount
withdrawn by any person > Rs. 400
9. ATM dispense no note of Rs. 10 to Kim, and
number of Rs. 100 notes dispense by Kim is
60% as that of Rs. 20 notes. Find value of (2A
+ 5B), where A is minimum possible number
Direction(Q13-16): Study the following
information carefully and answer the related
questions.
In the tournament of carrom there are three teams
M, N and O and there are 3 coins of different colours
(Blue, Grey and Pink). Each team had two players
and each team played two matches.
Score pattern of match:
- 1 point for each blue coin, 2 points for each grey
coin and 5 points for the queen (pink coin).

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- If a team makes a foul, then the opponent team
will get 1 extra point.
- If a team pocketed two coins in one shot, then it
will get 2 extra points (only once in a match).
- Each player pocketed at least 2 coins in every
match.
M-N match: N earned 25 points. M made four fouls.
N did not pocket queen and M did not pocket grey
coins. Only M pocketed two coins in one single shot.
N did not make any foul.
N-O match: N made 1 foul and O made 3 fouls. N
pocketed 1 less blue coin as compared to O. No team
pocketed two coins in one single shot. Score of N is
21 points.
M-O match: Only O made a foul. O scored only 15
points and M pocketed queen. Only O pocketed two
coins in one single shot. M pocketed 6 blue coins.
Note: There is 1 pink coin, 9 blue coins and 9 grey
coins initially in the match. Each match is completed
when there will be no coin left in the carrom board.
13. How many more/less times did team M
pocket grey coins as compared to team N in
the whole tournament?
(a) 4 (b) 2
(c) 12 (d) 10
(e) 8
14. If each player from each team pocket at least
one coin in each match, then find the sum of
maximum possible number of coins that can
be pocketed by one player of each team.
(a) 49 (b) 51
(c) 53 (d) 47
(e) 55
15. The prize money received by first, second and
third ranking teams is in the ratio 4: 3: 2
respectively. If the prize money received by
second ranking team is Rs. 9900, then which
of the following combination is correct?
(a) M, Rs. 6600 (b) N, Rs. 9900
(c) M, Rs. 13200 (d) O, Rs. 6600
(e) O, Rs. 13200
16. Which of the following option correctly
represents the team and number of times for
which queen is pocketed?
(a) M, 1 time (b) O, 2 times
(c) N, 2 times (d) N, 1 time
(e) M, 2 times
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17. If a > 1, b > 2 and c > 3, then how many integral
solutions of equation a + b + c = 15 can be
formed.
(a) 35 (b) 14
(c) 21 (d) 28
(e) 42
18. In the question, two Quantities I and II are
given. You have to solve both the Quantity to
establish the correct relation between
Quantity-I and Quantity-II and choose the
correct option.
a + b + c = 15 and a ≠ b ≠ c
Quantity-I: Find the maximum value of abc,
given that ‘a, ‘b’ and ‘c’ are positive integers.
Quantity-II: Find the maximum value of abc,
given that a, b, and r ≥ -10.
(a) Quantity-I > Quantity-II
(b) Quantity-I < Quantity-II
(c) Quantity-I ≤ Quantity-II
(d) Quantity-I = Quantity-II or No relation
(e) Quantity-I ≥ Quantity-II
Direction(Q19-20): Read the following
information carefully and answer the question
based on it.
Param can do a work in H days and While Raju can
do it in 2H days alone. When Param and Raju
working in alternate manner (started with Raju) so,
work is completed in G days (odd integer), while
Param alone can do it in (G - 7) days. 3H men can do
a job in E/2 days, while (7G + 3) women can do it in
(E/2 – 3) days. 96 men can do it in F/4 days, while
128 women can do it in (F/2 – 1.5) days.
19. Find the time taken by 10 men and 24 women
together to complete the job?
(a) 48 days (b) 72 days
(c) 36 days (d) 54 days
(e) None of these
20. Find the value of (G + E – F)?
(a) 21 (b) 31
(c) 24 (d) 22
(e) None of these
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21. If we place (Z) at the left end of a five-digit Direction(Q24-26):
number we will get a six-digit number which In a laptop game quiz, 10 questions are asked with
is four-times the six-digit number that we get three options conducted only once in a day at a fix
when we put (Z) at the right end of the time. If you choose a wrong answer, you are
original five-digit number. Then which of the eliminated. To win the game, you must answer all
question correctly.
following will be the pair of Z and the sum of
digits of the original five digits number? 24. A man decided to win the game by keeping
I. 9, 18 multiple laptops with him. How many
minimum laptops does he need to win the
II. 5, 13
game?
III. 7, 23
(a) 729 (b) 3 + 10⁹
IV. 6, 18 (c) 3 + 3⁹ (d) 3¹⁰
V. 8, 25 (e) None of these
(a) Both I and II (b) I, III and V
25. If he got clue, and he knew that he could
(c) All of the above (d) I, II and IV answer 2 questions correctly. What is
(e) II, III and IV number of laptops that he must have to win
22. Sujit can complete a piece of work in ‘a’ days the game?
by working ‘m’ hours per day, and Mohit can (a) 3⁸ (b) 3⁸ – 6
complete the same work in ‘b’ days by (c) 3⁸ + 6 (d) 3¹⁰ – 6
(e) 3¹⁰ + 6
working ‘n’ hours per day. If each of them
reduces his working hours per day by 4 26. What is the probability of his winning with 1
hours, each of them would take 5 days more laptop, if he knew 5 questions, and have
doubt in 2 options of other 3 questions, and
to finish the work (m, n < 16). Which of the
remaining 2 questions are totally unknown to
following is the time taken if Sujit and Mohit
him?
started working together such that Sujit
(a) 1/8 (b) 1/72
worked for ‘m’ hours per day and Mohit (c) 1/36 (d) 1/27
worked for ‘n’ hours per day? (m, n, a, b all are (e) 1/45
integers)
I. 5 days Direction(Q27-29): Read the following
II. 4 days information carefully and answer the questions
III.
10
days based on it.
3 Ratan sold Mobiles (distinct number) on six different
IV. 2.5 days days of week from Monday to Saturday. Mobiles sold
1
V. 3 2 days on Wednesday is half as that on Monday and Mobiles
(a) Both I and V (b) I, III and IV sold on Monday is (48% of n). Mobiles sold on
(c) Both I and III (d) Both III and IV Thursday is 40% as that of Tuesday. Mobiles sold on
Friday to that on Saturday is in the ratio of 4:3
(e) II, IV and V
respectively.
23. The product of the first five terms of an Note:
increasing arithmetic progression is 40/81. If a) Mobiles sold on (Monday + Wednesday + Friday
the 1st, 2nd and 4th terms of the arithmetic + and Saturday) = n
progression are in geometric progression, b) Mobiles sold on Friday = 2m% of n
what is the sum of the 1st term and the 5th Total number of mobiles sold by Ratan in a week is
term of the arithmetic progression? 30m.
(a) 2/3 (b) 3/4 E = Difference between mobile sold on Wednesday
and Thursday.
(c) 1 (d) 2
F = mobiles sold on Saturday
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27. Find F is how much % more or less than that
of E?
(a) 20% (b) 25%
(c) 12% (d) 15%
(e) Can’t be determined
28. Number of mobiles sold on Thursday and
Saturday together is 21, then which of the
following can be the possible number of
mobiles sold in a week?
A. 146
B. 117
C. 88
(a) Only III (b) Only I
(c) I and II only (d) II and III only
(e) I, II and III
29. Number of mobiles sold on Thursday is more
than that on Friday. Then find minimum
possible number of mobiles sold in a week?
(a) 53 (b) 46
(c) 39 (d) 31
(e) None of these
30. Three vessels A, B, and C contains mixture of
honey and water. Vessel A contains (2E + 60)
ml honey and 6D ml water, vessel B contains
(E + 30) ml honey and (D + 40) ml water,
while vessel C contains D ml honey and (E +
20) ml water. When Vessel A poured into
vessel B then amount of honey in vessel B
becomes 50% more than water, if vessel A
poured into vessel C than amount of honey
and water in vessel C becomes equal. When B
and C mixed in 1:3 respectively than find the
% of water in the resultant mixture?
(a) 80% (b) 70%
(c) 60% (d) 75%
(c) None of these
31. The question consists of three statements
numbered "I, II and III" given below it. You
have to decide whether the data provided in
the statements are sufficient to answer the
question.
Raman formed two mixtures i.e. 'P' and 'Q' and
each of them contains milk, honey and alcohol.
Find the profit/loss percent earned by him after
selling mixture 'R' if mixture 'R' is sold at a price
which is twice the cost price of milk.
Statement I: In mixture 'P', quantity of honey
was 20 litres less than that of milk which was 60
litres less than quantity of alcohol. In mixture 'Q',
quantity of honey was 40% more than quantity
of milk which was 25% more than quantity of
alcohol. Total quantity of mixture 'P' is 400 litres.
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Statement II: Mixture 'P' and 'Q' are mixed in the
ratio of 5:8, respectively to form a new mixture
'R' is formed, and the ratio of cost price (per litre)
of milk, honey and alcohol is 4:5:6, respectively.
Statement III: In 312 litres of mixture 'R' (formed
by mixing mixtures 'P' and 'Q'), quantity of honey
is 18 litres more than quantity of milk which is 6
litres less than quantity of alcohol in the same
mixture.
(a) The data in statement I and statement II
together are sufficient to answer the
question, while the data in statement III
alone are not sufficient to answer the
question.
(b) The data in statement II and statement III
together are sufficient to answer the
question, while the data in statement I alone
are not sufficient to answer the question.
(c) The data in statement I and statement III
together are sufficient to answer the
question, while the data in statement II alone
are not sufficient to answer the question.
(d) Either (a) or (b) is sufficient to answer the
question.
(e) The data in all three statements together are
necessary to answer the question.
32. The question consists of two statements
numbered "I and II" given below it. You have
to decide whether the data provided in the
statements are sufficient to answer the
question.
Train Shatabdi express takes 16 seconds to cross
a pole. Find the length of train Shatabdi express
Statement I: A boy running with a speed of 's'
m/s can run around a circular track of radius 63
metres in 132 seconds. If the boy is running with
a speed of 's' m/s, in the same direction as of train
Shatabdi express, then train Shatabdi takes 18
seconds to cross him.
Statement II: Train Rajdhani express is 368
metres long. Train Shatabdi and train Rajdhani
take the same time to cross a pole. Running in the
same direction, train Shatabdi takes 200 seconds
to completely cross train Rajdhani.
(a) The data in statement I alone are sufficient to
answer the question, while the data in
statement II alone are not sufficient to
answer the question.
(b) The data in statement II alone are sufficient
to answer the question, while the data in
statement I alone are not sufficient to answer
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(c) The data either in statement I alone or in Mili (working with their highest potential) in
statement II alone are sufficient to answer 16 days?
the question. 1
(a) 8 9 days
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(b) 8 9 days
(d) The data given in both statements I and II 5 1
together are not sufficient to answer the (c) 7 9 days (d) 6 9 days
question. 1
(e) 7 days
(e) The data in both statements I and II together 9
are necessary to answer the question. 36. If Rohan can complete the same work in 9
33. Is |a × b| ≥ 10? days (with same efficiency) then find the
A. a + b = –3 efficiency of Rohan is what percent of that of
B. a × b < 0 efficiency of Lili on first day?
C. a + 2.5b = 0 and both a & b are integers. (a) 78.12% (b) 81.902%
(a) Only statement ‘A’ alone is sufficient to (c) 104.02% (d) 65.123%
answer the question (e) 102.56%
(b) Only statement ‘B’ alone is sufficient to 37. The series given below contains a missing
answer the question number Z. Find the value of Z and determine
(c) Only statement ‘C’ alone is sufficient to which among the given three statement(s)
answer the question is/are true.
(d) Any of two statements are sufficient to 74, 290, 241, 753, 672, Z, 1551
answer the question
I: The nearest perfect square number to Z is
(e) All three together are sufficient to answer the
1600
question
II: Z is divisible by 11
34. The following questions are accompanied by III: (Z + 28) is a multiple of 50.
three statements A, B and C. You have to (a) Only I (b) Only II
determine which statement(s) is/are (c) Only I and II (d) Only II and III
necessary/sufficient to answer the question. (e) Only III
What will be 26 times of 26th term of Arithmetic
progression (AP)? 38. Given below are two number series I and II
A. If eight times of the 8th term of that A.P. is where the missing numbers in series I and II
equal to 18th times the 18th term of that A.P. are Z and X, respectively. Find the value of Z
B. If first term of AP is a prime number. and X and find which among the given options
C. If difference between two terms in A.P. is an gives the correct value of (Z - X)
odd number. I: 5000, 4000, 3000, 2100, Z, 819
(a) Only statement ‘A’ alone is sufficient to II: 4, 6, 15, 56, X, 1644
answer the question (a) 1120 (b) 1090
(b) Only statement ‘B’ alone is sufficient to (c) 980 (d) 1240
answer the question (e) 1050
(c) Only statement ‘C’ alone is sufficient to
39. Given below are two number series I and II
answer the question
where the missing numbers in series 'I' and
(d) Any of two statements are sufficient to
'II' are Z and X, respectively. Find the value of
answer the question
(e) All three together are sufficient to answer the Z and X and find which among the given
question options gives the HCF of Z and X.
I: 77, 106, 48, Z, 19, 164
Direction (Q35-36): II: 141, 98, X, 63, 71, 96
Mili and Lili working together on a work ‘M such that (a) 9 (b) 15
their total working efficiency decreases by 10% (c) 8 (d) 6
every day from the previous day and they completed (e) 3
the work in 5 days. Ratio of the efficiency of the Mili 40. The following numbers form a series. Find
and Lili is 4 : 5. the odd one out.
35. In how many days Mili and Lili together -2, 12, 40, 160, 880, 3540
(working with their highest potential) can (a) 12 (b) 160
complete the work N, which is completed by (c) 40 (d) 880
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Solutions
Soln. (1-4): Soln.(Q5-8):
1. Since, manpower and cost is same, therefore 5.
increase in cost is due to the difference of Horses Cars Land (in acres)
estimated and actual time only. M E/3 F/5
Therefore, percentage 2𝐸
N F/2 5l
𝐴𝑐𝑡𝑢𝑎𝑙 𝑡𝑖𝑚𝑒−𝐸𝑠𝑡𝑖𝑚𝑎𝑡𝑒𝑑 𝑡𝑖𝑚𝑒
For design = 𝐸𝑠𝑡𝑖𝑚𝑎𝑡𝑒𝑑 𝑡𝑖𝑚𝑒
× 100% 3
(5−2 ) 3 − 15
= × 100% = × 100% = 150%
2 2 O 8 F/5 2l
(3−2 ) 1
For foundation= 2 × 100% = 2 × 100% = 50% P 7 F/10 4l
(8−6 ) 2 Let the acres of land received by O be 2l
For construction= 6 × 100% = 6 × 100% =
Now,
33.33%
ATQ,
Thus, the percentage was highest for design. 𝐹 𝐹
, − = 20
2. Estimate cost of construction phase 2 10

=6×[1×10000+2×8000+12×3000+43×1800+4× Or F = 50
5000] Hence total no. of cars = 50
𝐸 3 2𝐸
=6(10000+16000+36000+77400+20000) Also, 3 + 8 = 2 ( 3 − 15 + 7 )
= 956400 Or, 2 (y + 8) = 3 (2y - 8)
Estimate cost of painting phase Or E = 30
=2[10,000+5×3000+23×1800+3×5000] Hence total no. of horses = 30
= 162800 N`s total wealth = 2 × 25 × 𝑦 = 50y
Actual cost of foundation phase N`s wealth on account of land = 50Y-(25Y+5X) =
= 3×[10,000+16000+15000+23×1800+2×5000] (25Y-5X)
= 277200 Or,5lZ = (25Y-5X)
Required percentage = Hence 2lZ = (10Y-2X)
= (956400 + 162800)− 277200
× 100 = 303.75 And, 4lZ = (20Y-4X)
277200
Total wealth of M and O = Total wealth of N and
≈ 304%
P
3. Actual cost of Finishing phase Wealth of M + (8 × 𝑋 + 10 × 𝑌 + (10Y − 2X) )
=4×[10000+3×8000+15×3000+31×1800×6×50 = 50Y + (7× 𝑋 + 5 × 𝑌 + (20𝑌 − 4𝑋))
00] So, wealth of M = (55Y-3X)
= 659200 Wealth of M on account of land = (55Y-3X) –
Actual cost of painting phase (10× 𝑋 + 10 × 𝑌)
= 2×(10,000+5×3000+23×1800+3×5000) ATQ
= 162800 {(25Y- 5X)+ (20Y – 4X) – (45Y – 13X)}= 80,000
1 X = 20,000
Required Average = 2
× [659200 + 162800] =
And,
Rs.411000
50Y – (55Y – 3X) = 20,0000
4. Here, the overflow means the actual variation 3X – 5Y = 20000
from the estimated and actual expenses. Y = Rs 8,000
(8−6 ) 2
For construction = 6
× 100% = 6 × 100% = 5. Difference = 3,80,000 – 2,60,000 = Rs 1,20,000
33.33% 6. Value of N’s Cars = 25 × 8000 = 200000 = 2 lakh
From above solution, we can say that percentage Value of M’s horses = 10 × 20000 = 200000 = 2
overflow in costs during construction is 33.33%. lakh

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So, N can exchange his horses with M. Amount in form of non – mutilated = 30 x 20 = Rs.
(400000−260000) 600
7. Required percentage = × 100
400000 So, amount in form of mutilated notes = 800 –
= 35%
600 = 200
8. 20000:8000 = 5:2 Let number of mutilated notes whose values
considered as 50% and 80% = a and b
Soln.(9-12): respectively
Amount withdraw by Kim is 25% more than that Now,
of Jim. 20 x 50% x a + 20 x 80% x b = 200
Now, 5a + 8b = 100
5E/4 + N + E = 100 – 40
Value of a = 20 – 8b/5
N = 60 – 9E/4
If b = 5, a = 12
Amount withdrawn by Rim is less than any other
If b = 10, a = 4
person, So, E > N
Amount received from mutilated notes whose
If E = 4, N = 51 (Not possible)
If E = 8, N = 42 (Not possible) value considered 80% = 20 x 80% x 5 Or 20 x
Value of E is increased by 4, then value of N 80% x 10 = 80 or 160
decreased by 9. So, possible of amount received from notes
If E = 20, then N = 15 (possible) considered 80% value = 160
If E = 24, then N = 6 So, A: B = 40:160 = 1:4
Then amount received by Rim = 6% x 4000 = 240 Required value = (5 x 4 + 120) = 140
(not possible) 11. For Sim
So, Value of E = 20 and N = 15 Total amount = Rs. 1600
Name of person Amount withdraw Amount in form of (Rs. 100 + Rs. 50) notes =
Kim 25% × 4000 = 1000 1600 – 14 x 20 – 42 x 10 = 900
Rim 15% × 4000 = 600 Rs. 50 notes > 14 (must be even)
Jim 20% × 4000 = 800 If number of Rs. 50 notes = 16
Sim 40% × 4000 = 1600 So, number of Rs. 100 notes = (900 – 800)/2 = 1
9. According to questions, If number of Rs. 50 notes are 18, then number of
For Kim 100 notes are 0. This is not possible because ATM
Amount withdrawn by Kim = Rs. 1000 dispense at least one note of each given
Number of Rs. 10 notes = 0 denomination.
Let number of Rs. 20 notes = 5a So, total number of notes = 14 + 42 + 16 + 1 = 73
So, number of Rs. 100 notes = 60% x 5a = 3a 12. For Tim,
Let number of Rs. 50 notes = b Amount dispense by Tim = 7.5 x 600 = Rs. 4500
Now, Number of Rs. 2000 notes and Rs. 100 notes are
3a x 100 + b x 50 + 5a x 20 = 1000 distinct prime.
400a + 50b = 1000 So, only possible value of Rs. 2000 notes = 2
8a + b = 20 Amount in form of (Rs. 100 + Rs. 50) notes =
If a = 1, b = 12 4500 – 4000 = Rs. 500
If a = 2, b = 4 If number of Rs. 100 notes = 3
So, maximum possible number of Rs. 50 notes = So, Rs. 50 notes = 200/5 = 4 (possible)
12 If number of Rs. 100 notes = 5
Minimum possible number of Rs. 50 notes = 4 Number of Rs. 50 notes = 0 (not possible)
Required value = (4 x 2 + 12 x 5) = 68 So, total number of notes = 2 + 3 + 4 = 9
10. For Jim Hence answer is option B
Total amount received = Rs. 800

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Soln.(13-16):
There are three teams, and each team has two
players. So, total 6 players are there.
M-N match:
N did not pocket queen and M did not pocket grey
coins. This means M pocketed queen and N
pocketed all 9 grey coins.
Score of M from queen = 5 coins
Score of N from grey coins = 2 * 9 = 18 points
M made four fouls. So, points earned by N from
M's fouls = 1 * 4 = 4 points
Score of N = score of N from grey coins + score of
N from blue coins + score of N from M's fouls
25 = 18 + score of N from blue coins + 4
Score of N from blue coins = 3 points
Number of blue coins pocketed by N = 3/1 = 3
Number of blue coins pocketed by M = 9 - 3 = 6
Score of M from blue coins = 1 * 6 = 6 points
N did not make any foul. So, M did not get any
point from N's foul.
M pocketed two coins in one single shot. Then,
extra score of M = 2 points
Score of M = score of M from queen + score of M
from grey coins + score of M from blue coins +
extra score for pocketing two coins in a single
shot
=5+0+6+2
= 13
N-O match:
N pocketed 1 less blue coin as compared to O.
Then,
Total number of blue coins = 9
Number of blue coins pocketed by N = Number of
blue coins pocketed by O - 1
Then, 9 = Number of blue coins pocketed by N +
Number of blue coins pocketed by O
9 = Number of blue coins pocketed by O +
Number of blue coins pocketed by O - 1
Number of blue coins pocketed by O = 5
Number of blue coins pocketed by N = 5 - 1 = 4
Score of O from blue coins = 5 * 1 = 5 points
Score of N from blue coins = 4 * 1 = 4 points
N made 1 foul and O made 3 fouls. Then, score of
N from O's fouls = 3 * 1 = 3 points
And, score of O from N's foul = 1 * 1 = 1 point
No team pocketed two coins in one single shot.
Score of N = 21 points
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Score of N from pocketing coins = 21 - 3 = 18
points
Score of N from (either grey or (grey + queen))
coins = 18 - 4 = 14 points
If N pocketed queen, then score of N from grey
coin will be (14 - 5 = 9) points, and it is not
possible because for every grey coin a team earns
2 points. And, due to this, points from grey coins
will be even.
So, N did not pocketed queen. Then, score of N
from grey coins = 14 points
Number of grey coins pocketed by N = 14/2 = 7
Number of grey coins pocketed by O = 9 - 7 = 2
Score of O from grey coins = 2 * 2 = 4 points
Score of O from queen = 5 points
Score of O = score of O from queen + score of O
from grey coins + score of O from blue coins +
score of O from N's foul
=5+4+5+1
= 15 points
M-O match:
Team M pocket queen. So, O did not pocketed
queen.
Score of M from queen = 5 points
Total score of O = 15 points
Only O made a foul. Then, point obtained by M
from O's foul = 1 point
O pocketed two coins in one single shot. Then,
extra points obtained by O = 2 points
Then, O's score by pocketing coins = 15 - 2 = 13
points
P pocketed 6 black coins. Then, score of P from
black coins = 6 * 1 = 6 points
Number of black coins pocketed by R = 9 - 6 = 3
Score of R from black coins = 3 * 1 = 3 points
Score of R from white coins = 13 - 3 = 10 points
Number of white coins pocketed by R = 10/2 = 5
Then, number of white coins pocket by P = 9 - 5
=4
Score of P from white coins = 4 * 2 = 8 points
M's score by pocketing coins = score from pink,
grey and blue coins = 5 + 8 + 6 = 19
Total score of M = 19 + 1 (extra point from O's
foul) = 20 points
13. Number of grey coins pocketed by team M in
both matches together = 0 + 4 = 4

Number of grey coins pocketed by team N in both
matches together = 9 + 7 = 16
Therefore, difference = 16 - 4 = 12
So, team M pocketed grey coins 12 times less as
compared to team N.
14. Total number of coins pocketed by team M = (1 +
0 + 6) + (1 + 4 + 6) = 18
Total number of coins pocketed by team N = (0 +
9 + 3) + (0 + 7 + 4) = 23
Total number of coins pocketed by team O = (1 +
2 + 5) + (0 + 5 + 3) = 16
Each player from each team pocket at least one
coin in each match. Then,
Maximum number of coins pocketed by one
player from team M
= 18 - 2 (by 2nd player in two matches) = 16
Maximum number of coins pocketed by one
player from team N
= 23 - 2 (by 2nd player in two matches) = 21
Maximum number of coins pocketed by one
player from team O =
= 16 - 2 (by 2nd player in two matches) = 14
Therefore, sum = 16 + 21 + 14 = 51
15. Total score of M = 13 + 20 = 33 points (second)
Total score of N = 25 + 21 = 46 points (first)
Total score of O = 15 + 15 = 30 points (third)
Prize money ratio, N: M: O = 4: 3: 2
Then, prize money received by M = Rs. 9900
Prize money received by N = 9900 * 4/3 = Rs.
13200
Prize money received by O = 9900 * 2/3 = Rs.
6600
So, option (d) is correct.
16. M pocketed queen twice.
N did not pocketed queen in any of the match.
O pocketed queen once.
Hence, option (e) is the correct answer.
17. a + b + c = 15
Least value of a = 2 highest value of a = 8
For b =3 for b = 9
For c = 4 for c = 10
When a = 2
(b,c) = (3,10)(4,9)(5,8)(6,7)(7,6)(8,5)(9,4) total
7 sets
When a = 3
(b,c) = (3,9)(4,8)(5,7)(6,6)(7,5)(8,4) total 6 sets
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For a = 4 set 5
similarly
…..
……
a = 8 set 1
Total integration solution = 28
18. Quantity I:
We know that the product of three numbers is
maximum when they’re all equal.
But since, here they cannot be equal, lets
consider the next best case, i.e., a = 6, b = 5 and c
= 4.
So, required product = 6 × 5 × 4 = 120
So, Quantity I = 120
Quantity II:
Let’s take ‘a’ as (-10) and ‘b’ as (-9).
So, c = 15 – (-10) – (-9) = 34
So, abc = (-10) × (-9) × 34 = 3060
So, Quantity II = 3060
So, Quantity II > Quantity I.
Hence, option b.
Soln.(19-20):
When Param and Raju worked in alternate day,
starting with Raju so work is completed in odd
days. That means Raju also worked on last day.
Let, in alternate manner number of days for
which Param worked = a
So, in alternate manner, number of days for
which
Raju worked = (a + 1)
So, in alternate manner work is completed in
(G)= a+ a + 1 = 2a + 1 days
Ratio of efficiency of Param and Raju = 2H: H =
2:1
Now,
2 x a + 1 x (a + 1) = 2 x (2a + 1 – 7)
3a + 1 = 4a – 12
So, value of a = 13
Time taken by Param alone to complete the work
= (2 x 13 – 6) = 20 days = H
Value of G = 2 x 13 + 1 = 27
Let efficiency of each man and a woman = A and
B units/day
Now,
3 x 20 x A x E/2 = 96 x A x F/4
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30E = 24F d × (3𝑑 − 𝑎) = 0
𝑎
E/F = 4/5 = 4k/5k d=3
Also, Substituting the value of d in (i),we get a = 1
(27 x 7 + 3) x B x (4k/2 – 3) = 128 x B x (5k/2 – Hence, the sum =(a-2d) + (a + 2d)= 2a = 2
1.5)
192 x (2k – 3) = 64 x (5k – 3) Solution(24-26):
6k – 9 = 5k – 3
24. To win the game, he must have at least 3 laptops
Value of k = 6
at 10th question.
Now,
= to have 3 laptops at last question, he must have
96 x A x 30/4 = 128 x B x 13.5
9 laptops at 9th question, so that he choose each
A/B = 12/5
of 3 options by 3 laptops.
Total work = 96 x 12 x 30/4 = (24 x 12 x 30) units
= similarly, he should have 3 × 9 laptops on 8th
19. According to question, question.
Required time = (24 x 12 x 30) / (10 x 12 + 24 x = 3 × 27 laptops on 7th question.
5) = 36 days 3 × 3⁹ on first question.
Hence answer is option C
25. If he knew 2 questions, then he can take all his
20. Required Value = (27 + 24 – 30) = 21 laptops to next question. Therefore, he must
21. ATQ have 3⁸ laptops.
Zabcde= 4(abcdeZ) 26. Probability of doing 3 questions with doubt in 2
100000Z + 10000a + 1000b+ 100c+ 10d + e = options correctly
400000a + 40000b + 4000c + 400d + 40e + 4Z 1 1 1 1
= × × =
39(10000a + 1000b + 100c + 10d + e) =99996Z 2 2 2 8

abcde = 2564Z Probability of doing 2 questions with total doubt

1 1 1
Hence, I, II and IV will be required pairs. correctly = × =
3 3 9
1 1 1
22. Sujit can complete his work by working “m” hrs Required probability = 8 × 9 = 72
in “a” days or by working “m-4” hrs in “a+5” days
m×a = (m-4) × (a+5) → 5m-4a = 20 Soln.(27-29):
Possible values of m and a → ((8,5), (12,10)) Mobile sold on Monday = 48% x n
Mohit complete his work by working “n” hrs in Mobile sold on Wednesday = 1/2 x 48% x n =
“b” days or by working “n-4” hrs in “b+5” days 24% x n
n×b= (n-4) × (b+5) → 5n-4b = 20 Mobile sold on Friday = 2m% x n
Possible value of n and b → ((8,5), (12,10)) Mobile sold on Saturday = 2m% x n x 3/4 =
Now work completed by Sujit & Mohit together (3mn/2) %
in 1 day will be Now,
(when a=5 and b=5) 48% x n + 24% x n + 2m% x n + (3mn/2) % = n
required days=2.5 days 2m + 3m/2 = 100 – 72
(when a=5 and b=10) 7m/2 = 28
required days=10/3 days Value of m = 8
(when a=10 and b=10) Ratio of mobiles sold on Monday, Wednesday,
required days=5 days Friday and Saturday = 12:6:4:3
Hence correct option is B. Ratio of Mobile sold on Tuesday, and Thursday =
23. Let the five terms in the AP be 5:2
a-2d, a-d, a, a + d and a + 2d 27. According to question,
40
(a – 2d)×(a-d) × a ×(a + d) × (𝑎 + 2𝑑) = 81……(i) Mobiles sold on all days together = 240
𝑎−𝑑 𝑎+𝑑
And 𝑎−2𝑑 = 𝑎−𝑑 So,

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12a + 6a + 4a + 3a + 5b + 2b = 240
25a + 7b = 240
Value of a = (240 – 7b)/25
Value of b must be multiple of 5 and 10
So, when b = 20, then value of a = 4
Value of E = (2b – 6a) = 2 x 20 – 6 x 4 = 16
Value of F = 3a = 3 x 4 = 12
Required % change = (16 – 12)/16 x 100 = 25%
28. Mobile sold on Thursday = 2b
Mobile sold on Friday = 3a
2b + 3a = 21
Value of a = 7 – 2b/3
Possible values of b = 3, 6, 9
Possible values of a = 5, 3, 1
But when b = 3 and a = 5
Mobile sold on Saturday = 3 x 5 = 15
Mobile sold on Tuesday = 5 x 3 = 15
This is not possible because number of Mobile
sold on each day is distinct Number.
When b = 6 and a = 3
Mobile sold on Thursday = 2 x 6 = 12
Mobile sold on Friday = 4 x 3 = 12
This is not possible because number of Mobile
sold on each day is distinct Number.
So, possible number of Mobile sold in a week =
(25 x 1 + 7 x 9) = 88
So, only III is possible
29. According to the question,
Number of mobiles sold on Thursday = 2b
Number of mobiles sold on Friday = 4a
Now,
2b > 4a
Value of b > 2a
So, minimum possible value of a is 1, so b > 2. So
minimum possible value of b = 3
So, mobiles sold on Wednesday = 6 x 1 = 6
mobiles sold on Thursday = 2 x 3 = 6
But mobiles sold must be distinct on each day.
So, minimum possible value of b = 4
So, Minimum possible mobiles sold in a week =
25 x 1 + 7 x 4 = 53
Hence answer is option A
30. According to question,
(2E + 60 + E + 30) / (6D + D + 40) = 3/2
7D – 2E = 20…………. (1)
Also,
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(2E + 60 + D) = (6D + E + 20)
5D – E = 40……………. (2)
On solving both equations, we get
Value of D = 20, Z = 60
Ratio of honey and water in B = 90:60 = 3:2
Ratio of honey and water in C = 20:80 = 1:4
Now,
% Of water in resultant mixture = (40% x 1 +
80% x 3)/4 = 70%
Hence answer is option B
31. Statement I:
Let quantity of alcohol in mixture 'P' be 'a' litres.
Quantity of milk in mixture 'P' = (a - 60) litres
Quantity of honey in mixture 'P' = a - 60 - 20 = (a
- 80) litres
So, a + a - 60 + a - 80 = 400
Or, 3a = 540
So, a = 180
So, quantity of alcohol in mixture 'P' = 180 litres.
Quantity of milk in mixture 'P' = 180 - 60 = 120
litres
Quantity of honey in mixture 'P' = a - 80 = 180 -
80 = 100 litres
So, ratio of quantity of milk, honey and alcohol in
mixture 'P' = 120:100:180 = 6:5:9
Let quantity of honey in mixture 'Q' be '7b' litres
Quantity of milk in mixture 'Q' = (7b/1.40) = '5b'
litres
Quantity of alcohol in mixture 'Q' = (5b/1.25) =
'4b' litres
Ratio of quantity of milk, honey and water in
mixture 'Q' = 5b:7b:4b = 5:7:4
So, data in statement I alone is not sufficient to
answer the question.
Statement II:
Data in statement II alone is not sufficient to
answer the question.
Statement III:
Let quantity of alcohol in mixture 'R' = 'c' litres
Quantity of milk in mixture 'R' = (c - 6) litres
Quantity of honey in mixture 'R' = c - 6 + 18 = (c
+ 12) litres
So, c + c - 6 + c + 12 = 312
Or, 3c = 306
Or, c = 102
So, quantity of alcohol in mixture 'R' = 102 litres

Quantity of milk in mixture 'R' = 102 - 6 = 96
litres
Quantity of honey in mixture 'R' = 102 + 12 = 114
litres
So, ratio of quantity of milk, honey and water in
mixture 'R' = 96:114:102 = 16:19:17
So, data in statement III alone is sufficient to
answer the question.
Combining statement I and II, we get
From statement I and II:
From statement 'I', we have;
Ratio of quantity of milk, honey and alcohol in
mixture 'P' = 120:100:180 = 6:5:9
And, ratio of quantity of milk, honey and water in
mixture 'Q' = 5b:7b:4b = 5:7:4
Part of milk in mixture 'P' = (6/20) = (3/10)
Part of milk in mixture 'Q' = (5/16)
Let part of milk in mixture 'R' = 'A
So, [{(5/16) - A}/{A - (3/10)}] = (5/8)
Or, 2.5 - 8A = 5A - 1.5
Or, 13A = 4
So, A = (4/13)
Now, part of honey in mixture 'P' = (5/20) =
(1/4)
And, part of honey in mixture 'Q' = (7/16)
Let part of honey in mixture 'R' = 'N'
So, by alligation we have
So, [{(7/16) - N}/{N - (1/4)}] = (5/8)
Or, 3.5 - 8N = 5N - 1.25
Or, 13N = 4.75
Or, N = (19/52)
Let total quantity of mixture 'R' = '52x' litres
Quantity of milk in '52x' litres of mixture 'R' =
(4/13) X 52x = '16x' litres
Quantity of honey in '52x' litres of mixture 'R' =
(19/52) X 52x = '19x' litres
`Quantity of alcohol in '52x' litres of mixture 'R' =
52x - 16x - 19x = '17x' litres
Let cost price of milk, honey and water be Rs. '4y,
Rs. '5y and Rs. '6y', respectively.
So, cost price of mixture 'R' = 16x X 4y + 19x X 5y
+ 17x X 6y = Rs. '261y'
Selling price of mixture 'R' = 52x X 2 X 4y = Rs.
'416y'
Required profit percentage = [{416xy -
261xy}/261xy] X 100 ~ 59.3%
So, data in statement I and II together is sufficient
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to answer the question.
Combining statements I and III together, we get
Since, in both these statements there is no
information about the cost price of the liquids so,
we need extra information.
So, data given in statement I and III together is
not sufficient to answer the question.
Combining statements II and III, we get
From statement III, we have
Ratio of quantity of milk, honey and water in
mixture 'R' = 96:114:102 = 16:19:17
Let quantity of milk, honey and water in mixture
'R' be '16x' litres, '19x' litres and '17x' litres,
respectively
Let cost price of milk, honey and water be Rs. '4y,
Rs. '5y and Rs. '6y', respectively.
So, cost price of mixture 'R' = 16x X 4y + 19x X 5y
+ 17x X 6y = Rs. '261y'
Selling price of mixture 'R' = 52x X 2 X 4y = Rs.
'416y'
Required profit percentage = [{416xy -
261xy}/261xy] X 100 ~ 59.3%
So, data given in statement II and III together is
sufficient to answer the question.
Hence, option d.
32. Let the speed of Shatabdi express = 'x' m/s
Then, length of Shatabdi express = '16x' metres
Statement I:
Circumference of the circular track = 2 X (22/7)
X 63 = 396 metres
So, running speed of the boy = 396 ÷ 132 = 3 m/s
When the boy is running in the same direction as
the Shatabdi express, relative speed of the train
w.r.t the boy = (x - 3) m/s
So, length of the Shatabdi express = (x - 3) X 18 =
(18x - 54) metres
We have, 16x = 18x - 54
Or, x = 54 ÷ 2 = 27
Therefore, length of Shatabdi express = 27 X 16 =
432 metres
So, data in statement I alone is sufficient to
answer the question.
Statement II:
Time taken by Rajdhani exprss to cross a pole =
16 seconds
So, speed of Rajdhani = 368 ÷ 16 = 23 m/s
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So, relative speed of Shatabdi express w.r.t to 26 times = 26 × 0 = 0
train Rajdhani express when running in the same From B No result determines
direction = (x - 23) m/s From C No result determines
Sum of lengths of Shatabdi express and Rajdhani So only statement A sufficient to give answer of
express = (16x + 368) metres the question
According to the statement, Soln.(35-36):
(16x + 368) ÷ (x - 23) = 200 Let efficiency of Mili and Lili on first day be 4a and 5a
Or, 200x - 4600 = 16x + 368 respectively.
Or, 184x = 4968 9𝑎×9 90 2
So, x = 27 Total work M = 9a + 100
+ 9𝑎 × (100) + 9𝑎 ×
Therefore, length of Shatabdi express = 27 X 16 = 90 3 90 4
(100) + 9𝑎 × (100)
432 metres
= 36.8559a
So, data in statement II alone is sufficient to
16×4 1
answer the question. 35. Required no. of days = 4+5
= 7 9 days
Therefore, the data either in statement I alone or 36.8559𝑎
in statement II alone are sufficient to answer the 36. Per day efficiency of Rohan = 9
= 4.0951a
question. Efficiency of Lili 1st day = 5a
4.0951a
Hence, option c. Required % = × 100 = 81.902%
5𝑎
33. A) a + b = - 3 37. The given number series follows the pattern of
There are many cases possible alternate addition and subtraction of cubes and
a = - 4, b=1 = |a×b| < 10 squares, respectively.
a=-7, b=4 = |a×b| > 10 74 + 63 = 290
(B) 290 - 72 = 241
a×b < 0 241 + 83 = 753
Either a > 0 & b < 0 753 - 92 = 672
OR 672 + 103 = 1672
b>0 & a < 0 1672 - 112 = 1551
(C) So, Z = 1672.
a + 2.5b = 0 For I:
a/b = - 5/2 Nearest perfect square number of 1672, is 412 =
Let a = - 5x & b = 2x 1681
Minimum possible integers, which satisfies the So, statement I is false.
eqn. are For II:
When x = 1, a=-5 and b = 2 1672 ÷ 11 = 152
|a×b| = 10 So, statement II is true.
or when x = 2 For III:
a = - 10, b = 4 Z + 28 = 1672 + 28 = 1700
|a×b| > 10 Since, 1700 = 34 X 50
Hence, we can answer question from statement So, statement III is true.
(C) alone. Hence, option d.
34. From A 38. For series I:
8(a + 7d) = 18 (a + 17d) 5000 X 0.8 = 4000
8a + 56d = 18a = 306d 4000 X 0.75 = 3000
10a + 250d = 0 3000 X 0.7 = 2100
(a + 25d) = 0 2100 X 0.65 = 1365
So 26th terms = (a + 25d)= 0 1365 X 0.6 = 819

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Therefore the value of the missing number Z is 135 - 29 X 4 = 19
1365 19 + 29 X 5 = 164
For series II: So, the value of Z is 135
(4 X 2) - 2 = 6 For series II: Pattern is double difference
(6 X 3) - 3 = 15 Value of X = 72
(15 X 4) - 4 = 56 So HCF Z an X = HCF 0F 135,72 = 9
(56 X 5) - 5 = 275 40. (-2 + 5) X 4 = 12
(56 X 5) - 5 = 275 (12 - 4) X 5 = 40
(275 X 6) - 6 = 1644 (40 + 5) X 4 = 180
The value of the missing number X is 275 (40 + 5) X 4 = 180
So, Z - X = 1365 - 275 = 1090 (180 - 4) X 5 = 880
39. For series I: (880 + 5) X 4 = 3540
77 + 29 X 1 = 106 Therefore, 180 should come in place of 160.
106 - 29 X 2 = 48
48 + 29 X 3 = 135

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