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RRB PO Prelims Full Length Mock Test 1 (PYQ)

Directions (1-5) Read the following passage How many persons were born between W
and answer the given questions. and T?
Study the following data carefully and answer (A) One (B) Two
the questions accordingly. (C) Three (D) Four
(E) Five
Eight persons P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W were born
Q5 Who is the 2nd oldest person among
in different years viz. 1994, 1998, 2002, 1999, 1996,
them?
2001, 2004 and 2005 but not necessarily in the
(A) R (B) P
same order. Age was calculated as on 2021.
(C) Q (D) S
Two persons are younger than S. One person
(E) W
was born between S and U. Number of persons
born after U is same as the number of persons Q6 In each of the questions below some
born before R. Number of persons born after U statements are given followed by two
is same as the number of persons born before conclusions. You have to take the given
R. No one was born between R and P. One statements to be true even if they seem to be
person was born between P and Q. V was born at variance with commonly known facts. Read
after T but before W. all the conclusions and then decide which of
the given conclusions logically follows from the
Q1 Who was born in the year 1998?
given statements disregarding commonly
(A) P (B) Q
known facts.
(C) T (D) U
(E) V
Statements:
Q2 In which year U was born? All flowers are plants.
(A) 2002 (B) 1996 Only a few plants are fruits.
(C) 2002 (D) 1994 No fruits is vegetables.
(E) 2005 Conclusion:
I. Some flowers are fruits.
Q3 Which of the following statements is true?
II. Some plants are not vegetables.
(A) P was born in 1994.
(A) If only conclusion I follows
(B) V was born in 1996.
(B) If only conclusion II follows
(C) T is the oldest among all.
(C) If either conclusion I or II follows
(D) U was born in 2002.
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows
(E) R is older than P.
(E) If both conclusions I and II follow
Q4
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In each of the questions below some II. Some grapes are not oranges.
statements are given followed by two (A) If only conclusion I follows
conclusions. You have to take the given (B) If only conclusion II follows
statements to be true even if they seem to be (C) If either conclusion I or II follows
at variance with commonly known facts. Read (D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows
all the conclusions and then decide which of (E) If both conclusions I and II follow
the given conclusions logically follows from the
Directions (9-13) Read the following passage
given statements disregarding commonly
and answer the given questions.
known facts.
Study the following information carefully and
answer the questions given below.
Statements:
All mammals are bird.
Nine boxes are arranged one above the
All birds are eggs.
other.More than four boxes are placed below
No eggs are reptiles.
the box G. Three boxes are placed between
Conclusion:
box G and box H. The numbers of boxes are
I. Some mammals are eggs.
placed above box H is same as the numbers of
II. Some reptiles can be birds.
boxes placed below box C. Two boxes are
(A) If only conclusion I follows
placed between C and B. Box B is placed just
(B) If only conclusion II follows
above the box D and four boxes above box E.
(C) If either conclusion I or II follows
Box A is placed above box F and below box I.
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows
(E) If both conclusions I and II follow Q9 Which box is placed exactly in the middle
of the arrangement?
Q8 In each of the questions below some
(A) A (B) G
statements are given followed by two
(C) B (D) C
conclusions. You have to take the given
(E) D
statements to be true even if they seem to be
at variance with commonly known facts. Read Q10 How many boxes are placed between
all the conclusions and then decide which of boxes D and I?
the given conclusions logically follows from the (A) One (B) Two
given statements disregarding commonly (C) Three (D) Four
known facts. (E) More than four

Statements: Q11 Which box is kept just above box C?

Only a few apples are oranges. (A) I (B) B
All oranges are bananas. (C) J (D) G
Only bananas are grapes. (E) A
Conclusion:
Q12 Which of the following statement is true?
I. Some apples are bananas.
(A) Box F is placed above the box H

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(B) More than two boxes are placed These statements are followed by two
between box A and box B conclusions.
(C) No box is placed below the box H
(D) One box is placed below box F Statements: H > I = L < M; V ≤ K < F
(E) All are true Conclusions: I. F ≥ I II. L > F
(A) If only conclusion I follows
Q13 Which of the following box is kept at the
(B) If only conclusion II follows
3rd from bottommost position?
(C) If either conclusion I or II follows
(A) H (B) F
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows
(C) G (D) E
(E) If both conclusions I and II follow
(E) B
Directions (17-21) Read the following passage
Q14 In these questions, relationship between
and answer the given questions.
different elements is shown in the statements.
Study the following information carefully and
These statements are followed by two
answer the questions given below.
conclusions.

Certain numbers of persons sit in a row and

Statements: K < Q ≤ L = M; K = Q > O
face north. D is the only neighbour of W. Eight
Conclusions: I. K < O II. M > O
persons sit between W and M. P sits 2nd to the
(A) If only conclusion I follows
right of M. One person sits between M and A.
(B) If only conclusion II follows
Number of persons sit between P and W is
(C) If either conclusion I or II follows
double the number of persons sit between A
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows
and C. X sits immediate left of A. Three persons
(E) If both conclusions I and II follow
sit between P and R. S sits exactly between P
Q15 In these questions, relationship between and R.
different elements is shown in the statements.
Q17 How many persons sit in the row?
These statements are followed by two
(A) 17 (B) 16
conclusions.
(C) 18 (D) 20
(E) 21
Statements: A < M < T = C > Y; T = N > Z
Conclusions: I. N > A II. C > Z Q18 Who among the following sits 3rd to the
(A) If only conclusion I follows right of R?
(B) If only conclusion II follows (A) D (B) S
(C) If either conclusion I or II follows (C) P (D) W
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows (E) Unknown person
(E) If both conclusions I and II follow
Q19 How many persons sit between A and S?
Q16 In these questions, relationship between (A) Three (B) Five
different elements is shown in the statements. (C) Six (D) Seven
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Q20 The number of persons sit between A and (C) cd (D) pt

P is thrice the number of persons sit (E) gm
between ____ and _____.
Q24 What may be the code for “and”?
(A) S, M (B) R, W
(A) bo
(C) C, X (D) R, P
(B) gm
(E) S, R
(C) km
Q21 If W sits 5th from the right end of the row, (D) Either "bo" or "gm"
then how many persons will sit to the right (E) Either "bo" or "km"
of S?
Q25 What is the code for “Nature”?
(A) Eight (B) Ten
(A) km (B) ji
(C) Seven (D) None of these
(C) tm (D) td
(E) Six
(E) bo
Q22 If in the given number “7548393768”, 1 is added
Q26 Which of the following words is coded as
to the 1st half digits of the number and 2 is
“td”?
subtracted from the 2nd half digits of the
(A) World (B) Creature
number, then what will be the multiplication of
(C) None of these (D) of
the digits which is 4th from the left end and 4th
(E) Beauty
from the right end of the number thus formed
after rearrangement? Q27 Which of the following words is coded as
(A) 20 (B) 9 “bo”?
(C) 36 (D) 18 (A) World
(E) 24 (B) And
(C) Beauty
Directions (23-27) Read the following passage
(D) Study
and answer the given questions.
(E) Can't be determined
Study the following information carefully and
answer the questions given below. Directions (28-32) Read the following passage
and answer the given questions.
In a certain code: Study the following information carefully and
“Creature of beauty impressive” is coded as “ji answer the questions given below.
cd tm td”
“Nature beauty impressive” is coded as “cd km Seven persons from A to G live in seven storey
td” building and belong to different countries viz.
“Impressive study of nature” is coded as “pt ji cd Italy, Canada, Germany, China, Spain, India
km” and Brazil but not necessarily in the same order.
“Study and world” is coded as “bo gm pt” The bottom most floor is numbered as 1 and so
on till the topmost floor is numbered as 7.
Q23 What is the code for “Impressive”?
B belongs to Spain and lives three floors below
(A) Ji (B) kd

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the one who belongs to Canada. G lives two Directions (33-35) Read the following passage
floors above the one who belongs to Brazil and and answer the given questions.
live on prime numbered floor. More than two Study the following information carefully and
floors gap between G and the one who answer the questions given below.
belongs to Canada. C lives just above the one
who belongs to Italy. The numbers of persons Six persons A, P, M, Q, T and W stand in different
live below A as same as live above F who lives direction and at different distance with each
just below D. The one who belongs to China other. W is 2m north of T who is 4m east of Q. A
lives just above the one who belongs to India. is 8m west of W. P is 5m south of Q and 7m east
of one of the persons.
Q28 Who lives on the 6th floor?
(A) A Q33 In which direction is M with respect to A?
(B) The one who belongs to China (A) North-east (B) North
(C) The one who belongs to Germany (C) South-east (D) South-west
(D) D (E) South
(E) E
Q34 What is the shortest distance between Q
Q29 Which country does E belong to? and A?
(A) Germany (B) India (A) 20m (B) √15m
(C) Italy (D) Brazil (C) √20m (D) 16m
(E) None of these (E) None of these

Q30 How many floors are there between F Q35 If another person Y stands 7m north of M,
and the person who is from India? then in which direction and how far is Y
(A) 0 (B) 1 with respect to W?
(C) 2 (D) 3 (A) 11m, north (B) 5m, east
(E) 5 (C) 5m, west (D) 11m, east
(E) 11m, west
Q31 Which country does the person on the 4th
floor belong to? Q36 If we form a five-letter meaningful word with
(A) Brazil (B) Canada 2nd, 5th, 6th, 8th and 9th letter from the left end of
(C) India (D) China the word ‘’HUNGARIAN” (using each letter only
(E) Spain once), then what would be the 2nd letter of that
meaningful word from left end? If no meaningful
Q32 If all the persons live in alphabetical order
word is formed, then mark the answer as X. If
from top to bottom then how many
more than one meaningful word is formed then,
persons remain at the same position
mark the answer as Z.
(Excluding A)?
(A) R (B) U
(A) One (B) None
(C) A (D) Z
(C) Two (D) Three
(E) X
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Q37 Study the following information carefully and J nor adjacent to O. B faces X who doesn’t sit
answer the questions given below. adjacent to J. E sits 3rd to the left of T.

Eight persons sit around a circular table in such
a way that all of them face towards the table.
Three persons sit between O and J who sits
immediate right of D. V neither sits adjacent to
J nor adjacent to O. B faces X who doesn’t sit
adjacent to J. E sits 3rd to the left of T.
Q40 Study the following information carefully and
Who among the following sits third to the left of
V?
(A) X (B) V
(C) D (D) O
(E) None of these
Q38 Study the following information carefully and
answer the questions given below.
Who among the following sits third to the right
of O?
(A) B (B) T
(C) D (D) J
(E) None of these
answer the questions given below.
Eight persons sit around a circular table in such
a way that all of them face towards the table.
Three persons sit between O and J who sits
immediate right of D. V neither sits adjacent to
J nor adjacent to O. B faces X who doesn’t sit
adjacent to J. E sits 3rd to the left of T.

Eight persons sit around a circular table in such How many persons are sitting between B and
a way that all of them face towards the table. X? (Counted from the right of X)
Three persons sit between O and J who sits (A) Three (B) Four
immediate right of D. V neither sits adjacent to (C) Two (D) Five
J nor adjacent to O. B faces X who doesn’t sit (E) None of these
adjacent to J. E sits 3rd to the left of T.
Q41 Find the wrong term in the following number
series.
Choose the correct option?
19, 23, 32, 48, 72, 109
(A) O sits immediate left of E.
(A) 19 (B) 72
(B) V faces D.
(C) 48 (D) 109
(C) D sits between J and T.
(E) 23
(D) B faces T.
(E) None is correct. Q42 Direction : Find the wrong term in the following
number series?
Q39 Study the following information carefully and
14, 16 12, 18, 10, 22, 8
answer the questions given below.
(A) 22 (B) 16
(C) 12 (D) 8
Eight persons sit around a circular table in such
(E) 14
a way that all of them face towards the table.
Three persons sit between O and J who sits Q43 Direction: Find the wrong term in the following
immediate right of D. V neither sits adjacent to number series.

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6400, 400, 52, 12.5, 6.25 3

20
of 239.98= ? ÷ (1.96×0.499)
(A) 400 (B) 52 (A) 80 (B) 37
(C) 12.5 (D) 6400 (C) 45 (D) 36
(E) 6.25 (E) 42

Q44 Direction: Find the wrong term in the following Q49 3.03 – (9.09 – 2.93 × 7.98 ÷ 1.92) = ?
number series. (A) 6 (B) 2
4, 6, 12, 30, 90, 317, 1260 (C) 21 (D) 8
(A) 30 (B) 317 (E) 12
(C) 90 (D) 1260
Q50 What approximate value will come in place of
(E) 4
the question mark (?) in the following question?
Q45 Find the wrong term in the following number (You are not expected to calculate the exact
series. value)
3, 7, 27, 112, 565, 3396 35.43 x 369+ 244.18 – 28.23% of 75 x 14.86 =?
(A) 3 (B) 27 (A) 57
(C) 565 (D) 7 (B) 73
(E) 3396 (C) 69
(D) 63
Q46 What approximate value will come in place of
(E) None of these
the question mark (?) in the following question?
(You are not expected to calculate the exact Q51 Direction: In the following question two
value) equations are given in variables X and Y. You
35.03% of 99.506 + 69.92% of 298.67 - 29.72 = ? have to solve these equations and determine
(A) 200 (B) 180 the relation between X and Y.
(C) 245 (D) 215 2x
2
+ 17x + 33 = 0

(E) 210 x
2
+ 12x + 20 = 0

(A) y ≤ x
Q47 What approximate value will come in place of
(B) x ≤ y
the question mark (?) in the following question?
(C) x > y
(You are not expected to calculate the exact
(D) y > x
value)
(E) x = y or the relation can not be established
912.868 - 26.985×? − 288.878 = 219.034

(A) 24 (B) 21 Q52 Direction: In the following question two

(C) 15 (D) 17 equations are given in variables X and Y. You
(E) 19 have to solve these equations and determine
the relation between X and Y.
Q48 What approximate value will come in place of 2
5x − 12x + 7 = 0
the question mark (?) in the following question? 2
3x + 17x − 28 = 0
(You are not expected to calculate the exact
(A) y ≤ x
value)
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(C) x > y Directions (56-60) Read the following passage

(D) y > x and answer the given questions.
(E) x = y or the relation can not be established Read the following information carefully and
answer the questions given below it.
Q53 Direction: In the following question two
equations are given in variables X and Y. You
Apartments Total Rooms Vacant Rooms
have to solve these equations and determine
A 220 115
the relation between X and Y.
x
2
− 2x − 15 = 0
B 240 93
y
2
− 9y + 14 = 0 C 260 117
(A) y ≤ x D 180 105
(B) x ≤ y E 210 119
(C) x > y
(D) y > x Note: Total rooms in a apartment = Vacant
(E) x = y or the relation can not be established Rooms + Occupied Rooms

Q54 Direction: In the following question two Q56 Find an occupied room in apartment A is
equations are given in variables X and Y. You how much percent more or less than that
have to solve these equations and determine of occupied rooms in apartment D?
the relation between X and Y. (A) 60% (B) 40%
2
x − 19x + 84 = 0 (C) 30% (D) 45%
2
y − 12y + 35 = 0 (E) 55%
(A) y ≤ x

(B) x ≤ y
Q57 Find the total number of rooms in
(C) x > y another apartment Z if the number of
(D) y > x occupied rooms in apartment Z is 33.33%
(E) x = y or the relation can not be established more than the number of vacant rooms
in apartment B and the number of
Q55 Direction: In the following question two vacant rooms in apartment Z is 90% as
equations are given in variables X and Y. You that of total rooms in apartment D?
have to solve these equations and determine
the relation between X and Y. (A) 286 (B) 246
2
x + 6x − 91 = 0 (C) 432 (D) 223
2
y + 30y + 221 = 0 (E) 368
(A) y ≤ x

(B) x ≤ y
Q58 Find the ratio of the total number of
(C) x > y occupied rooms in apartment C and E
(D) y > x together to that of the total number of
(E) x = y or the relation can not be established vacant rooms in apartments B and D
together?
(A) 13:11 (B) 13:12

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(C) 12:11 (D) 8:9 that of the total number of Non- Veg
(E) 4:5 restaurants in towns B and C together.
(A) 12:17 (B) 12:19
Q59 Average number of people living in each
(C) 19:12 (D) 13:17
occupied room of apartment A and C is
(E) None of these
5 and 3 respectively, then find the
difference between total number of Q62 If the average bill amount of a non-veg
people living in apartment A and C? restaurant in town C is Rs. 600 and the
(A) 68 (B) 78 average bill amount of a veg restaurant
(C) 80 (D) 89 in town C is Rs. 400, find the total
(E) 96 revenue generated by all the restaurants
together in town C.
Q60 Find the average number of occupied
(A) Rs. 152000
rooms in all the apartments together?
(B) Rs. 192000
(C) Rs. 182000
(A) 112.2 (B) 102.2
(D) Rs. 172000
(C) 98 (D) 56
(E) None of these
(E) 120
Q63 In another town E, the total number of
Directions (61-65) Read the following passage
restaurants is 20% more than that in
and answer the given questions.
town A, and the number of veg
Read the following information carefully and
restaurants in town E is 9
as that of town
answer the questions given below. 7

D, then find the total number of non-veg

The bar graph given below shows the number
restaurants in town E.
of restaurants in different towns of a City
(A) 120
Total number of restaurants in a town = Veg
(B) 160
restaurants + Non - Veg restaurants
(C) 140
(D) 180
(E) None of these

Q64 Find the average number of restaurants

in town A, C and D.
(A) 290 (B) 200
(C) 240 (D) 270
(E) None of these

Q65 Find the difference between the average

of non-veg restaurants in towns B and C
Q61 Find the ratio of the total number of Veg together and number of veg restaurants
restaurants in towns A and D together to in town D.
(A) 80 (B) 60

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(C) 70 (D) 90
(E) None of these
Q66 Three years ago the ratio of the ages of Kumar,
Sharma and Singh was 2 : 1 : 3. What will be the
age of Kumar after 7 years?
Statement I : After three years, the ages of
Kumar and Sharma will be ‘y’ and ‘z’.
Statement II : After 29 years, the ages of
Sharma and Singh will be ‘y + 14’ and ‘y + 38’.
(A) If the data in statement I alone is sufficient
to answer the question while data in
statement II alone is not sufficient to answer
the question
(B) If the data in statement II alone is sufficient
to answer the question while data in
statement I alone is not sufficient to answer
the question
(C) If data either in statement I alone or
statement II alone is sufficient to answer the
question
(D) If data in both statements I & II together are
necessary to answer the question
(E) If data given in both I & II together are not
sufficient to answer the question
Q67 Directions: Each of the questions below
consists of a question and 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. Read both the statements and give
answer:
25 spheres of the same size are made by
melting a solid cylinder. What is the diameter of
each sphere?
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Statement I : The difference between the
height and the diameter of the cylinder is 24
cm.
Statement II : The ratio of the height to the
radius of the cylinder is 6 : 7.
(A) If the data in statement I alone is sufficient
to answer the question while data in
statement II alone is not sufficient to answer
the question
(B) If the data in statement II alone is sufficient
to answer the question while data in
statement I alone is not sufficient to answer
the question
(C) If data either in statement I alone or
statement II alone is sufficient to answer the
question
(D) If data in both statements I & II together are
necessary to answer the question
(E) If data given in both I & II together are not
sufficient to answer the question
Q68 Aman can complete a work in 80 days with
(x)% efficiency and the same work in 48 days
with (x + 20)% efficiency. If Tanu is twice as
efficient as Aman, in how many days can both
of them together complete the same work?
(A) 4 days (B) 9 days
(C) 10 days (D) 8 days
(E) none of these
Q69 Two taps P and Q can fill a tank alone in 20
minutes and 30 minutes respectively. If one stop
R is opened, all three together can fill the same
tank in 60 minutes. How much time will tap R
alone take to empty the same tank?
(A) 15 minute (B) 20 minute
(C) 23 minute (D) 16 minute
(E) None of these
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Q70 Fresh blackberries contain (x + 20) percent (D) 25

water while dry blackberries contain x

6
% (E) None of these
percent water. If the weight of dry blackberries
Q74 Kusum bought a dress at a discount of 25% on
is 250 kg and weight of fresh blackberries is 1125
its marked price. By mistake she pays 20% extra
kg, then find the quantity of pulp in fresh
of its discounted price. In this way, the
blackberries.
shopkeeper gets 50% profit. If the cost price of
(A) 225 kg (B) 250 kg
dress was Rs. 960 then what is the marked price
(C) 125 kg (D) 450 kg
of dress ?
(E) None of these
(A) Rs.1000
Q71 Four years ago the ratio between the age of (B) Rs. 1200
Rashmi and Namrta was 9 : 7. Eight years hence (C) Rs. 2000
,the ratio of their ages becomes 11 : 9. What is (D) Rs. 1600
the average of the present ages of Rashmi and (E) None of these
Namrta ?
Q75 Prashant and Ravi start swimming from two
(A) 48 (B) 55
opposite ends of a river. Speed of Prashant in
(C) 45 (D) 53
still water is 4 km/h and speed of Ravi is 25%
(E) 52
more than that of Prashant. If the distance
Q72 The ratio of the simple interest earned by between two ends is 20 km and both meet at a
Aniruddh on his savings invested at the rate of point 16 km away from the end of Prashant,
r% per annum for 3 years to the simple interest then what is the speed of current?
earned on double the previous amount at the (river is flowing from Prashant’s end to Ravi’s
rate of (r + 6)% per annum for 5 years is 9 : 50. end)
What is the value of r? (A) 3.6 kmph (B) 2.4 kmph
(A) 6 (B) 10 (C) 3.2 kmph (D) 1.2 kmph
(C) 9 (D) None of these (E) None of these
(E) 8
Q76 D and E are points on the sides AB and AC
Q73 A jar contains a mixture of mango shake and respectively of ∆ABC such that DE is parallel to
banana shake in the ratio 3:4. If (x - 4) liters of BC and AD: DB = 4:5, CD and BE intersect each
mango shake and (x + 12) liters of banana shake other at F. Then, the ratio of the areas of ∆DEF
is added to the mixture, the ratio of mango and ∆CBF is
shake and banana shake becomes 5:8 and (x- (A) 16:81 (B) 81:16
4) liters of banana shake is further added to the (C) 2:3 (D) 5:9
mixture, the ratio of mango shake and banana (E) None of these
shake becomes 1:2. Find the value of x.
Q77 A train covers a certain distance in 360 minutes
(A) 10
at the speed of 80 km/h. The speed of the train
(B) 20
is increased by (x – 10)%, then the train reduces
(C) 15

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the time to cover the distance by 60 minutes. he increased his speed by 4 km/h and thus he
Find the value of x% of 2800. reached the office at the normal time. What is
(A) 360 (B) 840 the original speed of Sachin?
(C) 480 (D) 720 (A) 18 kmph (B) 16 kmph
(E) None of these (C) 19 kmph (D) 20 kmph
(E) None of these
Q78 Average ages of Raj and Roma after 8 years is
42 years and the average ages of Roma and Q80 Given a boat's speed of 36 km/hr in calm water
Roja is 32 years and the average age of Raj and a current speed of 4 km/hr, the boat
and Roja 8 years ago is 18 years. Find the sum embarks on a downstream journey from point C
of the ages of Raj, Roma and Roja: to point D and returns upstream from point D to
(A) 80 (B) 92 point C, completing the entire round trip in 27
(C) 86 (D) 72 hours. What is the total distance covered by the
(E) None of these boat during its voyage from point C to point D?
(A) 480 km (B) 460 kmph
Q79 The distance between the office and house of
(C) 290 kmph (D) 280 kmph
Sachin is 240km. One day he was 3 hours older
(E) None of these
than the normal time to leave for the office, so

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Answer Key
Q1 (C) Q28 (C)

Q2 (E) Q29 (C)

Q3 (E) Q30 (A)

Q4 (C) Q31 (E)

Q5 (B) Q32 (B)

Q6 (B) Q33 (D)

Q7 (A) Q34 (C)

Q8 (E) Q35 (E)

Q9 (C) Q36 (E)

Q10 (D) Q37 (C)

Q11 (A) Q38 (C)

Q12 (A) Q39 (C)

Q13 (B) Q40 (A)

Q14 (B) Q41 (B)

Q15 (E) Q42 (A)

Q16 (C) Q43 (B)

Q17 (A) Q44 (B)

Q18 (D) Q45 (D)

Q19 (B) Q46 (D)

Q20 (E) Q47 (C)

Q21 (D) Q48 (D)

Q22 (B) Q49 (A)

Q23 (C) Q50 (C)

Q24 (D) Q51 (E)

Q25 (A) Q52 (E)

Q26 (E) Q53 (E)

Q27 (E) Q54 (A)

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Q55 (A) Q68 (D)

Q56 (B) Q69 (A)

Q57 (A) Q70 (A)

Q58 (A) Q71 (A)

Q59 (E) Q72 (C)

Q60 (A) Q73 (B)

Q61 (B) Q74 (D)

Q62 (D) Q75 (C)

Q63 (A) Q76 (A)

Q64 (D) Q77 (B)

Q65 (E) Q78 (B)

Q66 (B) Q79 (B)

Q67 (D) Q80 (A)

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Hints & Solutions

Q1. Text Solution: 2001 20 R
Two persons are younger than S. One person 2002 19 S S
was born between S and U. 2004 17
Persons Persons
Year Age 2005 16 U
Case 1 Case 2 One person was born between P and Q. V was
1994 27 born after T but before W. Hence, the final
1996 25 arrangement is: -
1998 23 Year Age Persons
1999 22 U 1994 27 R
2001 20 1996 25 P
2002 19 S S 1998 23 T
2004 17 1999 22 Q
2005 16 U 2001 20 V
Number of persons born after U is same as the 2002 19 S
number of persons born before R. 2004 17 W
Persons Persons 2005 16 U
Year Age
Case 1 Case 2
Q2. Text Solution:
1994 27 R
Two persons are younger than S. One person
1996 25 was born between S and U.
1998 23 Persons Persons
1999 22 U Year Age
Case 1 Case 2
2001 20 R 1994 27
2002 19 S S 1996 25
2004 17 1998 23
2005 16 U 1999 22 U
No one was born between R and P. Case 2 2001 20
gets cancelled here.
2002 19 S S
Persons Persons
Year Age 2004 17
Case 1 Case 2
2005 16 U
1994 27 R
Number of persons born after U is same as the
1996 25 P number of persons born before R.
1998 23 Persons Persons
1999 22 U Year Age
Case 1 Case 2

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1994 27 R Persons Persons

Year Age
1996 25 Case 1 Case 2
1998 23 1994 27
1999 22 U 1996 25
2001 20 R 1998 23
2002 19 S S 1999 22 U
2004 17 2001 20
2005 16 U 2002 19 S S
No one was born between R and P. Case 2 2004 17
gets cancelled here. 2005 16 U
Persons Persons Number of persons born after U is same as the
Year Age
Case 1 Case 2 number of persons born before R.
1994 27 R Persons Persons
Year Age
1996 25 P Case 1 Case 2
1998 23 1994 27 R
1999 22 U 1996 25
2001 20 R 1998 23
2002 19 S S 1999 22 U
2004 17 2001 20 R
2005 16 U 2002 19 S S
One person was born between P and Q. V was 2004 17
born after T but before W. Hence, the final 2005 16 U
arrangement is: - No one was born between R and P. Case 2
Year Age Persons gets cancelled here.
1994 27 R Persons Persons
Year Age
1996 25 P Case 1 Case 2
1998 23 T 1994 27 R
1999 22 Q 1996 25 P
2001 20 V 1998 23
2002 19 S 1999 22 U
2004 17 W 2001 20 R
2005 16 U 2002 19 S S
Q3. Text Solution: 2004 17
Two persons are younger than S. One person 2005 16 U
was born between S and U.

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One person was born between P and Q. V was 2004 17

born after T but before W. Hence, the final 2005 16 U
arrangement is: - No one was born between R and P. Case 2
Year Age Persons gets cancelled here.
1994 27 R Persons Persons
Year Age
1996 25 P Case 1 Case 2
1998 23 T 1994 27 R
1999 22 Q 1996 25 P
2001 20 V 1998 23
2002 19 S 1999 22 U
2004 17 W 2001 20 R
2005 16 U 2002 19 S S
Q4. Text Solution: 2004 17
Two persons are younger than S. One person 2005 16 U
was born between S and U. One person was born between P and Q. V was
Persons Persons born after T but before W. Hence, the final
Year Age
Case 1 Case 2 arrangement is: -
1994 27 Year Age Persons
1996 25 1994 27 R
1998 23 1996 25 P
1999 22 U 1998 23 T
2001 20 1999 22 Q
2002 19 S S 2001 20 V
2004 17 2002 19 S
2005 16 U 2004 17 W
Number of persons born after U is same as the 2005 16 U
number of persons born before R. Q5. Text Solution:
Persons Persons Two persons are younger than S. One person
Year Age
Case 1 Case 2 was born between S and U.
1994 27 R Persons Persons
Year Age
1996 25 Case 1 Case 2
1998 23 1994 27
1999 22 U 1996 25
2001 20 R 1998 23
2002 19 S S 1999 22 U

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2001 20 1999 22 Q
2002 19 S S 2001 20 V
2004 17 2002 19 S
2005 16 U 2004 17 W
Number of persons born after U is same as the 2005 16 U
number of persons born before R.
Q6 Text Solution:
Persons Persons
Year Age
Case 1 Case 2
1994 27 R
1996 25
1998 23
1999 22 U
2001 20 R Q7 Text Solution:
2002 19 S S
2004 17
2005 16 U
No one was born between R and P. Case 2
gets cancelled here.
Persons Persons
Year Age
Case 1 Case 2
1994 27 R
1996 25 P Q8 Text Solution:
1998 23
1999 22 U
2001 20 R
2002 19 S S
2004 17
2005 16 U
One person was born between P and Q. V was
Q9. Text Solution:
born after T but before W. Hence, the final
More than four boxes are placed below the box
arrangement is: -
G. Three boxes are placed between box G and
Year Age Persons
box H. The numbers of boxes are placed above
1994 27 R box H is same as the numbers of boxes placed
1996 25 P below box C. Two boxes are placed between C
1998 23 T and B.

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Case Case Q10. Text Solution:

1 2 More than four boxes are placed below the box
B/ G. Three boxes are placed between box G and
box H. The numbers of boxes are placed above
C G
box H is same as the numbers of boxes placed
below box C. Two boxes are placed between C
G C
and B.
B
Case Case
H 1 2
B/ B/
H C G

Box B is placed just above the box D and four G C

boxes above box E. Case 2 gets eliminate here.
B
Case
H
1
B/
H
C

Box B is placed just above the box D and four

G
boxes above box E. Case 2 gets eliminate here.
B
Case
D 1

H C
E
Box A is placed above box F and below box I. G
This is the final arrangement: -
B
I
D
C
A
H
G
E
B
Box A is placed above box F and below box I.
D This is the final arrangement: -
F I
H C
E A

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G H
B E
D Box A is placed above box F and below box I.
F This is the final arrangement: -

H I

E C
A
Q11. Text Solution:
G
More than four boxes are placed below the box
G. Three boxes are placed between box G and B
box H. The numbers of boxes are placed above D
box H is same as the numbers of boxes placed F
below box C. Two boxes are placed between C H
and B. E
Case Case
Q12. Text Solution:
1 2
More than four boxes are placed below the box
B/
G. Three boxes are placed between box G and
C G box H. The numbers of boxes are placed above
box H is same as the numbers of boxes placed
G C below box C. Two boxes are placed between C
B and B.
H Case Case
B/ 1 2

H B/
C G
Box B is placed just above the box D and four
boxes above box E. Case 2 gets eliminate here. G C
Case B
1 H
B/
C H

G Box B is placed just above the box D and four

B boxes above box E. Case 2 gets eliminate here.
D Case
1

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C H

G Box B is placed just above the box D and four

B boxes above box E. Case 2 gets eliminate here.
D Case
1

H
E C

Box A is placed above box F and below box I.

This is the final arrangement: - G
I B
C D
A
G H
B E
D Box A is placed above box F and below box I.

F This is the final arrangement: -

I
H
C
E
A
Q13. Text Solution:
G
More than four boxes are placed below the box
B
G. Three boxes are placed between box G and
box H. The numbers of boxes are placed above D
box H is same as the numbers of boxes placed F
below box C. Two boxes are placed between C H
and B. E
Case Case
Q14 Text Solution:
1 2
I. K < O (False)
B/ II. M > O (True)
C G
Q15 Text Solution:
I. N > A (True)
G C II. C > Z (True)
B
Q16 Text Solution:
H
I. F ≥ I (False)
B/ II. L > F (False)

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Q17. Text Solution: cases: -

D is the only neighbour of W. Eight persons sit
between W and M. So, we have two possible
cases: -

P sits 2nd to the right of M. One person sits

between M and A.

P sits 2nd to the right of M. One person sits

between M and A.

Number of persons sit between P and W is

double the number of persons sit between A
and C.
Number of persons sit between P and W is
double the number of persons sit between A
and C.

X sits immediate left of A. Three persons sit

between P and R.

X sits immediate left of A. Three persons sit

between P and R.

S sits exactly between P and R. case 2 is ruled

out here. Thus, the final arrangement is: -

S sits exactly between P and R. case 2 is ruled

out here. Thus, the final arrangement is: -
Q19. Text Solution:
D is the only neighbour of W. Eight persons sit
between W and M. So, we have two possible
Q18. Text Solution: cases: -
D is the only neighbour of W. Eight persons sit
between W and M. So, we have two possible

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P sits 2nd to the right of M. One person sits P sits 2nd to the right of M. One person sits
between M and A. between M and A.

Number of persons sit between P and W is Number of persons sit between P and W is
double the number of persons sit between A double the number of persons sit between A
and C. and C.

X sits immediate left of A. Three persons sit X sits immediate left of A. Three persons sit
between P and R. between P and R.

S sits exactly between P and R. case 2 is ruled S sits exactly between P and R. case 2 is ruled
out here. Thus, the final arrangement is: - out here. Thus, the final arrangement is: -

Q20. Text Solution: Q21. Text Solution:

D is the only neighbour of W. Eight persons sit D is the only neighbour of W. Eight persons sit
between W and M. So, we have two possible between W and M. So, we have two possible
cases: - cases: -

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Thus, the required multiplication of the digits = 9

×1=9

Q23. Text Solution:

Words Codes
P sits 2nd to the right of M. One person sits
Creature tm
between M and A.
Of ji
Beauty td
World/and Bo/gm
Nature km
Impressive cd
Number of persons sit between P and W is Study pt
double the number of persons sit between A
Q24. Text Solution:
and C.
Words Codes
Creature tm
Of ji
Beauty td
World/and Bo/gm
Nature km
X sits immediate left of A. Three persons sit
Impressive cd
between P and R.
Study pt

Q25. Text Solution:

Words Codes
Creature tm

S sits exactly between P and R. case 2 is ruled Of ji

out here. Thus, the final arrangement is: - Beauty td
World/and Bo/gm
Nature km
Impressive cd
Q22 Text Solution:
Study pt
Given number – 7548393768
Number formed after 1 is added to the 1st half of Q26. Text Solution:
the number and 2 is subtracted from the 2nd Words Codes
half of the number = 8659471546 Creature tm
Now, 4th digit from the left end = 9 and 4th digit Of ji
from the right end = 1

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Beauty td 6 C
World/and Bo/gm 5 Italy
Nature km 4 B Spain
Impressive cd 3 G China
Study pt 2 D India

Q27. Text Solution: 1 F Brazil

Words Codes We know, E is one of the persons and one of

them belongs to Germany. Thus, the final
Creature tm
arrangement is: -
Of ji
Floors Persons Country
Beauty td
7 A Canada
World/and Bo/gm
6 C Germany
Nature km
5 E Italy
Impressive cd
4 B Spain
Study pt
3 G China
Q28. Text Solution: 2 D India
G lives two floors above the one who belongs
1 F Brazil
to Brazil and live on prime numbered floor. More
than two floors gap between G and the one Q29. Text Solution:
who belongs to Canada. B belongs to Spain G lives two floors above the one who belongs
and lives three floors below the one who to Brazil and live on prime numbered floor. More
belongs to Canada. than two floors gap between G and the one
Floors Persons Country who belongs to Canada. B belongs to Spain
and lives three floors below the one who
7 Canada
belongs to Canada.
6
Floors Persons Country
5
7 Canada
4 B Spain
6
3 G
5
2
4 B Spain
1 Brazil
3 G
C lives just above the one who belongs to Italy.
2
The numbers of persons live below A as same
as live above F who lives just below D. The one 1 Brazil
who belongs to China lives just above the one C lives just above the one who belongs to Italy.
who belongs to India. The numbers of persons live below A as same
Floors Persons Country as live above F who lives just below D. The one

7 A Canada

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who belongs to China lives just above the one C lives just above the one who belongs to Italy.
who belongs to India. The numbers of persons live below A as same
Floors Persons Country as live above F who lives just below D. The one
7 A Canada who belongs to China lives just above the one

6 C who belongs to India.

Floors Persons Country
5 Italy
7 A Canada
4 B Spain
6 C
3 G China
5 Italy
2 D India
4 B Spain
1 F Brazil
We know, E is one of the persons and one of 3 G China

them belongs to Germany. Thus, the final 2 D India

arrangement is: - 1 F Brazil
Floors Persons Country We know, E is one of the persons and one of
7 A Canada them belongs to Germany. Thus, the final

6 C Germany arrangement is: -

Floors Persons Country
5 E Italy
7 A Canada
4 B Spain
6 C Germany
3 G China
5 E Italy
2 D India
4 B Spain
1 F Brazil
3 G China
Q30. Text Solution:
2 D India
G lives two floors above the one who belongs
1 F Brazil
to Brazil and live on prime numbered floor. More
than two floors gap between G and the one Q31. Text Solution:
who belongs to Canada. B belongs to Spain G lives two floors above the one who belongs
and lives three floors below the one who to Brazil and live on prime numbered floor. More
belongs to Canada. than two floors gap between G and the one
Floors Persons Country who belongs to Canada. B belongs to Spain
7 Canada and lives three floors below the one who

6 belongs to Canada.
Floors Persons Country
5
7 Canada
4 B Spain
6
3 G
5
2
4 B Spain
1 Brazil

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3 G 6
2 5
1 Brazil 4 B Spain
C lives just above the one who belongs to Italy. 3 G
The numbers of persons live below A as same 2
as live above F who lives just below D. The one 1 Brazil
who belongs to China lives just above the one
C lives just above the one who belongs to Italy.
who belongs to India.
The numbers of persons live below A as same
Floors Persons Country as live above F who lives just below D. The one
7 A Canada who belongs to China lives just above the one
6 C who belongs to India.
5 Italy Floors Persons Country
4 B Spain 7 A Canada
3 G China 6 C
2 D India 5 Italy
1 F Brazil 4 B Spain
We know, E is one of the persons and one of 3 G China
them belongs to Germany. Thus, the final 2 D India
arrangement is: - 1 F Brazil
Floors Persons Country We know, E is one of the persons and one of
7 A Canada them belongs to Germany. Thus, the final
6 C Germany arrangement is: -
5 E Italy Floors Persons Country
4 B Spain 7 A Canada
3 G China 6 C Germany
2 D India 5 E Italy
1 F Brazil 4 B Spain

Q32. Text Solution: 3 G China

G lives two floors above the one who belongs 2 D India
to Brazil and live on prime numbered floor. More 1 F Brazil
than two floors gap between G and the one
Q33. Text Solution:
who belongs to Canada. B belongs to Spain
and lives three floors below the one who
belongs to Canada.
Floors Persons Country
7 Canada

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B faces X who doesn’t sit adjacent to J. So, B

will sit immediate right of J as there are no two
Q34. Text Solution:
opposite places left for placing B and X
according to the given condition.

Q35. Text Solution: E sits 3rd to the left of T. Here, Case 2 is

eliminated as there is no place left for placing E
and T as per the given condition.

Q36 Text Solution:

No meaningful word can be formed Thus, the final arrangement is: -

Q37 Text Solution:

Three persons sit between O and J who sits
immediate right of D. V neither sits adjacent to
J nor adjacent to O. There are two possible
cases as: -

D sits third to the left of V .

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Q38 Text Solution:

Three persons sit between O and J who sits
immediate right of D. V neither sits adjacent to
J nor adjacent to O. There are two possible
cases as: -

Hence, option 3 is correct.

Q39 Text Solution:

Three persons sit between O and J who sits
immediate right of D. V neither sits adjacent to
J nor adjacent to O. There are two possible
B faces X who doesn’t sit adjacent to J. So, B
cases as: -
will sit immediate right of J as there are no two
opposite places left for placing B and X
according to the given condition.

B faces X who doesn’t sit adjacent to J. So, B

will sit immediate right of J as there are no two
opposite places left for placing B and X
E sits 3rd to the left of T. Here, Case 2 is
according to the given condition.
eliminated as there is no place left for placing E
and T as per the given condition.

E sits 3rd to the left of T. Here, Case 2 is

eliminated as there is no place left for placing E
Thus, the final arrangement is: - and T as per the given condition.

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E sits 3rd to the left of T. Here, Case 2 is

Thus, the final arrangement is: - eliminated as there is no place left for placing E
and T as per the given condition.

Hence, D sits third to the right of O.

Thus, the final arrangement is: -

Q40 Text Solution:

Three persons sit between O and J who sits
immediate right of D. V neither sits adjacent to
J nor adjacent to O. There are two possible
cases as: -

Hence, three persons are sitting between B and

X.

Q41 Text Solution:

2
19 + 2 = 23
2
23 + 3 = 32
2
B faces X who doesn’t sit adjacent to J. So, B 32 + 4 = 48
2
will sit immediate right of J as there are no two 48 + 5 = 73
2
opposite places left for placing B and X 73 + 6 = 109

according to the given condition. Q42 Text Solution:

14 + 2 = 16
16 - 4 = 12
12 + 6 = 18

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18 - 8 = 10 Q49 Text Solution:

10 + 10 = 20 Given expression is
20 - 12 = 8 3.03 – (9.09 – 2.93 × 7.98 ÷ 1.92) = ?

Q43 Text Solution: 3 – (9 – 3 × 8 ÷ 2)

6400 ÷ 16 = 400 3 – (9 – 3 × 4)

400÷ 8 = 50 3 – (9 – 12)

50÷4 = 12.5 3+3⇒6

12.5 ÷2 = 6.25 Q50 Text Solution:

Q44 Text Solution: = 35 x 4 + 244 – 28% x 75 x 15 =?

= 140 + 244 – 7 x 3 x 15 =?

4 ×1.5 = 6 = 384 – 315 =?

6×2 = 12 = ? = 69

12×2.5 = 30 Q51 Text Solution:

30×3 = 90 2x
2
+ 17x + 33 = 0

90×3.5 = 315 2x
2
+ 6x + 11x + 33 = 0

315×4 = 1260 2x(x+3)+11(x+3)=0

11
x = − , −3
Q45 Text Solution: 2
2
x + 12x + 20 = 0
3× 2 + 2 = 8
2
x + 10x + 2x + 20 = 0
8×3 + 3 = 27
27×4 + 4 = 112 x(x+10)+2(x+10)=0
112×5 + 5 = 565 x = -10, -2
565×6 + 6=3396 Q52 Text Solution:
2
5x − 12x + 7 = 0
2
5x − 5x − 7x + 7 = 0
Q46 Text Solution:
35.03% of 99.506 + 69.92% of 298.67 - 29.72 = ? 5x(x-1)-7(x-1)=0
7
x = ,1
35% of 100 + 70% of 300 - 30 = ? 5
2
35 + 210- 30= ? 3x + 17x − 28 = 0
2
? = 215 3x + 21x − 4x − 28 = 0

3x(x+7)-4(x+7) = 0
Q47 Text Solution: 4
x = , −7
912.868 - 26.985×?-288.878=219.034 3

913 - 27×?-289=219 Q53 Text Solution:

2
624 - 27* ?=219 x − 2x − 15 = 0
2
? = 15 x − 5x + 3x − 15 = 0

x(x − 5) + 3(x − 5) = 0
Q48 Text Solution:
(x − 5)(x + 3) = 0
of 239.98= ? ÷ (1.96×0.499)
3

20
x = 5, −3
× 240 ≃ ?÷2 × 0.5
3

20 2
y − 9y + 14 = 0
?≃ 36 2
y − 7y − 2y + 14 = 0

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y(y − 7) − 2(y − 7) = 0 D 180 105 75

(y − 7)(y − 2) = 0
E 210 119 91
y = 7, 2

Hence, relationship between x and y cannot be According to question,

determined. Total occupied rooms in apartment A = 105
Q54 Text Solution: Total occupied rooms in apartment D = 75
x
2
− 19x + 84 = 0 Required percentage = (105-75)÷75 × 100 =
x
2
− 12x − 7x + 84 = 0 40%
x(x-12)-7(x-12) = 0 Q57. Text Solution:
x = 7, 12 In apartment Z,
2
y − 12y + 35 = 0
Number of occupied rooms = 3 × 93=124
4

2
y − 5y − 7y + 35 = 0
Number of vacant rooms =90 ÷100 x 180=162
y(y-5)-7(y-5) = 0 Total number of rooms =124+162=286
y = 5, 7
Q58. Text Solution:
So, x ≥ y
Total number of occupied rooms in apartment
Q55 Text Solution: C and E together = 143 + 91 = 234
2
x + 13x − 7x − 91 = 0
Total number of vacant rooms in apartment B
x(x + 13) − 7(x + 13) = 0
and D together = 93 + 105 = 198
x = 7, -13 Required ratio = 234:198 = 13:11
2
y + 30y + 221 = 0
2 Q59. Text Solution:
y + 13y + 17y + 221 = 0
Total number of people living in apartment A =
y(y + 13) + 17(y + 13) = 0
5x105=525
y = -13, -17
Total number of people living in apartment C =
So, x ≥ y
3x143=429
Q56. Text Solution: Required difference = 525-429=96
For department A,
Q60. Text Solution:
Total number of rooms = 220
Total number of occupied rooms in all the
Total vacant rooms = 115
apartments together =105+147+143+75+91=561
Total occupied rooms = 220 - 115 = 15
Required average =561÷5=112.2
Similarly we can find the data for all the other
apartments, Q61. Text Solution:
Common explanation:
Total Vacant Occupied In town A,
Apartments
Rooms Rooms Rooms Number of veg restaurants = 100
A 220 115 105 Number of non-veg restaurants = 150
Total number of restaurants = 100 + 150 = 250
B 240 93 147
Similarly, we can find the data of all the other
C 260 117 143
towns,

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Total number of non-veg restaurants in towns B

Veg Non-Veg Total and C together =200+180=380
Towns
Restaurants Restaurants Restaurants Average number of non-veg restaurants in
towns B and C together = =190
380
A 100 150 250 3

B 120 200 320 Total number of veg restaurants in town D =140

Required difference = 190 - 140 = 50
C 160 180 340
D 140 80 220 Q66 Text Solution:
Using Statement I alone :
According to the question,
Total number of veg restaurants in towns A and Since we do not have the values of y and z, the
D =100+140=240 answer cannot be determined.
Total number of non-veg restaurants in towns B
and C together =200+180=380 So Statement I alone is not sufficient.
Required ratio =240:380=12:19
Using Statement II alone :
Q62. Text Solution:
In town C,
Since the difference between the ages always
Revenue Generated from non - veg restaurants
remain the same,
=180×600=108000
Revenue Generated from veg restaurants =160
Difference between the ages of Sharma and
× 400=64000
Singh = (y + 38) – (y + 14) = 24
Total revenue generated by all the restaurants
3x-x=24(from the ratio given)
in town C =108000+64000=Rs.172000
2x=24
Q63. Text Solution: x=12

Total number of restaurants in town E =1.2× So three years ago, the age of Kumar=2x
250=300 =2×12 =24 years
Total number of veg restaurants in town E = 7 ×
9
So the current age of Kumar = 24 + 3 = 27 years
140=180
Required number of non-veg restaurants in So Statement II alone is sufficient to answer the
town E =300-180=120 question.

Q64. Text Solution: Q67 Text Solution:

Total number of restaurants in towns A, C, and D Since we need both the height and radius of
together = 250 + 220 + 340 = 810 the cylinder for its volume.
Required average = = 270
810

Using Statement II:

Q65. Text Solution:

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Height = 6x Tap P can fill 1 tank in 20 minutes, so the rate is

tanks per minute.
1

20

Radius = 7x Tap Q can fill 1 tank in 30 minutes, so the rate is

tanks per minute.
1

30

Diameter = 7x × 2 = 14x Taps P, Q, and R together can fill 1 tank in 60

minutes, so their combined rate
Now using Statement I with it, is
1
tanks per minute.
60

14x-6x=24 The combined rate of taps P and Q is:

x=3 ( 20 ) + ( 30 ) = ( 60 ) + ( 60 ) =
1 1 3 2 5
=
1
tanks per
60 12

minute.
Height =6x=18cm Given that the combined rate of taps P, Q, and
radius=7x=21 R is
1
Tanks per minute, the rate of tap R must
60

Now we can find out the volume of the cylinder be:

and the volume of each sphere. ( 12
1
- ( 60
1
) = ( 60
5
) - ( 60
1
) = 60
4
= 1
tanks per
15

minute.
Since we have the volume of each sphere, we So, tap R alone will take 15 minutes to empty
can find out its diameter. the tank

Q70 Text Solution:

So both the statements are necessary.
We know that , weight of pulp in fresh
Q68 Text Solution: blackberries = weight of pulp in dry blackberries
x + 20 : x = 80 : 48 100−
x

(100−(x+20)
1125× 100
= 250 ×
100
6

250(600−x)
x = 30 1125×(100-x-20) = 6

3375(80-x) = 75000 - 125x

Aman can complete the work with 30% 3375x - 125x = 3375x80 - 75000
efficiency in 80 days 3250x = 270000 - 75000 = 19500
x = 60
With 100% efficiency, he can complete the work Quantity of pulp in fresh blackberries =
in 1125 ×
100−(60+20)
= 1125 ×
20
= 225 kg
100 100
= days
80×30
= 24
100
Q71 Text Solution:
Tanu can complete the same work in
Four years ago , the present age of Rashmi
= days
24
= 12
2
and Namrta was 9x and 7x.
Both of them together can complete the work
Accordion to the question
in
= 81x+108 =77x+132
9x+4+8 11
=
days
24×12 7x+4+8 9
= 8
24+12
4x=24
x=6
Q69 Text Solution: The present ages of Rashmi and Namrta are 54
and 42.

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Speed of Ravi = km/h

54+42 125
Average = 2
= 48 4 ×
100
= 5

Let speed of river is x km/h

Q72 Text Solution:
16 4
∴ =
Let the principal for the first case of interest be 4+x 5−x

⇒ 20 − 4x = 4 + x
Rs P
km/h
16
⇒ x = = 3.2
So, 5

Q76 Text Solution:

r
P ×3×
100
=
9 Here, it is given that
r +6
50
2P ×5×
100 (AD)/(DB) = 4/5
3r 9

10(r+6)
=
50
or
r
=
3
(DB)/(AD) = 5/4
r + 6 5

3r + 18 = 5r (DB)/(AD) + 1 = 5/4 + 1
r=9 (AB)/(AD) = 9/4 …….(i)
Now, Δ ADE ∼ Δ ABC
Q73 Text Solution:
(AB)/(AD) = (BC)/(DE) = 9/4 [from Eq. (i)]
Jar contains a mixture of mango shake and
or let BC = 9x , DE = 4x
banana shake in the ratio of 3:4,
Δ DEF ∼ Δ CBF
So the quantity of mango shake is 3a and
DE || BC and DC and BE are transversals.
quantity of banana shake is 4a,
(ar Δ(DEF))/(ar Δ(CBF)) = ((4x)2)/((9x)2) = 16/81
Now (x-4) liters of mango shake and (x+12) liters
of banana shake is added, the ratio of mango Q77 Text Solution:
shake and banana shake becomes 5:8 Increased speed =
= = 96 km/h
80 × 360 80 × 360
3a+x−4 5
= 360 – 60 300
4a+x+12 8

4a + 3x = 92 …….(1) x – 10 = 96 – 80

80
× 100
Now (x-4) liters of banana shake is added to x – 10 = 20
the mixture, the ratio of mango shake and x = 30
banana shake becomes 1:2 x% of 2800 = 30% of 2800 = 0.3 × 2800 = 840
3a+x−4 1

4a+x+12+x−4
=
2
Q78 Text Solution:
6a + 2x - 8 = 4a +2x+8 Raj + Roma + 16 =42 x 2
a =8 Raj + Roma + 16 = 84
Now putting the value of x in equation (1) we will Therefore,
get the value of x Total age of Raj + Roma = 68 …….(i)
x = 20 Total age of Roma + Roja = 32 2 = 64 years …(ii)

Q74 Text Solution: Total age of Raj + Roja - 16 = 2 x 18 = 36 years

I.e Raj + Roja = 52 ……..(iii)
S.P. of dress = 960× 150
100
= 1440 rupee
According to the question,
This S.P. includes 20% extra amount of it
Sum of equation (i), (ii), and (iii) we get,
∴ Actual S.P. = 1440× 100 = Rs. 1200
120
2 Raj + 2 Roma + 2 Roja = 68 +64+ 52= 184
∴ M.P. of dress = 1200× 100 = Rs. 1600
75
Therefore, Raj + Roma + Roja = = 92 years
Q75 Text Solution:

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Hence, required sum of the ages of three =

92years

Q79 Text Solution:

240 240 4
− = 3 ⇒ 80 × 2
= 1
x x+4 x +4x

x²+4x-320=0
x²+20x-16x-320=0
x(x+20)-16(x+20)=0
(x+20)(x-16)=0
x = 16 km/hr

Q80 Text Solution:

Let distance between C to D is ‘d’
= 27
d d
+
36 + 4 36 − 4
d

40
+
d

32
= 27
9d
= 27
160

d = 480 km

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