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1) A certain sum becomes 5 times in 3 years, at simple interest, then in how many years it will become 15 times?
(a)Â 6
(b)Â 15
(c)Â 9
(d)Â 12
Direction (2-5): The line chart given below represents the runs scored by Kohli and Sharma against 5 teams.
2) What is the total runs scored by Kohli against 5 teams?
(a)Â 5000
(b)Â 4800
(c)Â 4700
(d)Â 4500
3) What is the difference between the total runs scored by Kohli against the teams Q and R and total runs scored by Sharma against the teams Q and R?
(a)Â 200
(b)Â 400
(c)Â 900
(d)Â 800
4) Runs scored by Kohli against team S is how much percent less than the runs scored by Sharma against team S?
70.21
68.33
58.33
41.66
5) Total runs scored by Sharma against 5 teams is what percent of total runs scored by Kohli against 5 teams?
(a)Â 104.16
(b)Â 96
(c)Â 98.13
(d)Â 108.24
6) If the height of a given cone becomes four times and the radius of the base becomes twice, then what is the ratio of the volume of the given cone and the volume of the new cone?
(a)Â 1 : 4
(b)Â 1 : 8
(c)Â 1 : 16
(d)Â 1 : 32
7) Parallel sides of a trapezium are 26 cm and 40 cm and the area is 792 cm2. What is the value of the distance (in cm) between parallel sides?
(a)Â 24
(b)Â 48
(c)Â 12
(d)Â 36
8) The area of a circle is same as the area of a square. What is the ratio of the diameter of the circle and diagonal of the square?
(a) 1 : √π
(b) 2 : √π
(c) √2 : √π
(d) 1 : π
9) If the perimeter of a rhombus is 40 cm and one of its diagonal is 16 cm, then what is the area (in cm2) of the rhombus?
(a)Â 72
(b)Â 48
(c)Â 96
(d)Â 192
10) Two identical circles intersects so that their centres and the points at which they intersect form a square of side 2 cm. What is the area (in cm2) of the portion that is common to the two circles?
(a)Â 2Ï€ – 4
(b)Â 4Ï€ – 8
(c)Â 3Ï€ – 4
(d) π – 2
Answers :
1) Answer: C
15 times = 3 + 3 + 3 = 9 years
2) Answer: B
Total run scored by Kohli
= 1000 + 1100 + 1400 + 500 + 800
= 4800
3) Answer: D
Total run scored by Kohli against teams Q & R = 2500
Total runs scored by Sharma against teams Q & R = 1700
Difference = 2500 – 1700
= 800
4) Answer: C
Runs scored by Kohli against S = 500
Runs scored by Sharma against S = 1200
% less score = (1200 – 500)/1200 × 100
= 700/1200 × 100
= 58.33%
5) Answer: A
Total run scored by Sharma = 5000
Total run scored by Kohli = 4800
% score of Sharma with respect to Kohli
= 5000/4800 × 100
= 104.16%
6) Answer: C
Hnew = 4h
Rnew = 2r
Voriginal= 1/3 πr2 h
Vnew= 1/3 π 4r²4h
=16.1/3 πr2 h
Hence,
Voriginal :Vnew = 1 : 16
7) Answer: A
Area of trapezium = 1/2 (sum of parallel sides) × height
792 =  ½ ×(26 + 40) × height
Height = 24 cm
8) Answer: C
9) Answer: C
If OB = 8 cm
&BD = 10 cm
thenOD = 6 cm
for Pythagoras theorem
Area of rhombus =1/2 d1×d2
= ½ × 16 × 12
= 96 cm²
10) Answer: A
Hence, radius of the circle = 2 cm
∵area of the common region = Area of sector – area of square
= 1/2 Ï€ × 4 – 4
=Â 2Â – 4
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