IBPS Clerk Prelims Quantitative Aptitude 2021 (Day-02)

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Approximations

Directions (01-05): What approximate value should come in the place of (?) in the following questions.

1) 25.03% of 247.91 – 15.18% of 140.05 = ?

A.41

B.35

C.31

D.46

E.50


2) (82.01 * √50) ÷ ? = 287.08

A.0.5

B.1

C.1.5

D.2

E.2.5


3) (16.51 * 11.98) ÷ 6 = ? + √170

A.21

B.11

C.24

D.28

E.32


4) 959.91 ÷ 24.09 = 37.08 + (? ÷ 3)

A.15

B.12

C.18

D.21

E.9


5) (17.03)2 + (30.98)2 – (8.89)3 = ?

A.521

B.527

C.534

D.541

E.549


SI AND CI

6) If the compound interest on a certain sum for 2 years at 10% per annum is Rs 10500, then the simple interest on the same sum at the same rate for 2 years would be?

A.11500

B.12500

C.10000

D.10050

E.None of these      


Mensuration

7) The radius of the semicircle is equal to half the side of a square and the area of a square is 784 sq. cm. Then, find the perimeter of a semicircle?

A.48 cm

B. 64 cm

C.72 cm

D.96 cm

E.None of these


Ages

8) The sum of the present ages of Jatin, Piyush and Suraj is 160 years. 16 years ago, the ratio of their ages was 1:3:4. What is the present age of Suraj?

A.70 years

B.56 years

C.72 years

D.68 years

E.None of these   


Time, speed and dictance

9) The time taken to travel a distance of Y km at the speed of 60 kmph is 2 hours more than the time taken to travel (Y+40) km at the speed of 100 kmph. Find the time taken to travel (Y+60) km at the speed of 60 kmph.

A.4 hours

B.10 hours

C.5 hours

D.7 hours

E.None of these


Number system

10) There are three numbers in the ratio 5:10:19. The sum of the largest and the smallest number is 140 more than the second largest number. What is the smallest number?

A.190

B.100

C.45

D.50

E.None of these


Answers :

1) Answer: A

25.03% of 247.91 – 15.18% of 140.05 = ?

62 – 21 = ?

? = 41


2) Answer: D

(82.01 * √50) ÷ ? = 287.08

574 /? = 287

? = 2


3) Answer: A

(16.51 * 11.98) ÷ 6 = ? + √170

204/6 = ? + 13

? = 21


4) Answer: E

959.91 ÷ 24.09 = 37.08 + (? ÷ 3)

40 – 37 = ?/3

? = 9


5) Answer: A

(17.03)2 + (30.98)2 – (8.89)3 = ?

289 + 961 – 729 = ?

? = 521


6) Answer: C

Compound Interest = Rs 10500

P*((1+10/100)2-1) = Rs 10500

P(1.21-1) = Rs 10500

P= 10500/0.21

P = Rs 50,000

SI = 50000*10*2/100

SI = Rs 10,000

(Or)

CI at 10% pa for 2 years =

= 21%

21% = 10500

SI at 10% for 2 years is equivalent to 10 x 2 = 20%

20% = 10500/21 x 20 = 10000


7) Answer: C

Side of the square = √784=28 cm

Radius = 28/2=14 cm

Perimeter of the semicircle = πr+2r

= (22/7 x 14+2 x 14)= 44+28=72 cm


8) Answer: C

Jatin + Piyush + Suraj = 160

Now, 16 years ago,

Jatin -16 : Piyush -16 : Suraj – 16 = 1:3:4

160 – 48 = 112

Suraj’s age 16 years ago =  112 x 4/8=56

Suraj’s present age = 56 + 16 = 72 years


9) Answer: D

According to question,


10) Answer: D

Let the number be 5X, 10X and 19X.

According to question,

5X + 19X – 10X = 140

24X -10X = 140

14X = 140

X = 10

The smallest number = 5 x 10 = 50

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