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1) A person travels for 3 hours at the speed of 25 km/hr and for 2 hours at the speed of 40 km/hr. At the end of it, he finds that he has covered 1/3 of the total distance. At what speed should he travel to cover the remaining distance in 5 hours?
a) 55 km/hr
b) 62 km/hr
c) 48 km/hr
d) 60 km/hr
e) None of these
2) Five years hence, the ratio of Jeeva and Jegan will be 5 : 1. The age of Jeeva, five years hence is equal to two times the age of Jegan, 15 years hence. Find the present age of Jeeva?
a) 54 years
b) 45 years
c) 38 years
d) 42 years
e) None of these
3) In a mixture of 240 liters, the ratio of milk to water is 7 : 5. If this ratio is to be 7 : 8, then find the quantity of water should be added to the mixture?
a) 40 liters
b) 50 liters
c) 25 liters
d) 60 liters
e) None of these
4) A can complete 2/3 of the work in 16 days. While A and B together can complete the work in 8 days, then find the time required by C who is twice efficient than B?
a) 8 days
b) 6 days
c) 10 days
d) 12 days
e) None of these
5) An amount of Rs. 25000 becomes Rs. 27040 in one year if the interest is compounded half- yearly. What is the rate of compound interest per annum?
a) 12 %
b) 10 %
c) 8 %
d) 15 %
e) None of these
Directions (Q. 6 – 10): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
The following bar graph shows the total number of students appearing for final examination from 2 different schools in different years.
6) Total number of students appeared for final examination from School A in the year 2011 and 2015 together is what percentage of total number of students appeared for final examination from School B in the year 2012 and 2014 together?
a) 75 %
b) 92 %
c) 106 %
d) 124 %
e) None of these
7) Find the difference between the total number of students appeared for final examination from School A to that of School B in all the given years?
a) 100
b) 150
c) 50
d) 200
e) None of these
8) If the percentage of total number of students passed in School A and B in 2016 is 82 % and 91 % respectively, then ratio between the total number of students appeared for final examination from both the schools in 2016 to that of total number of students passed from both the schools in 2016?
a) 157 : 189
b) 28 : 45
c) 11 : 5
d) 470 : 407
e) None of these
9) If the ratio of total number of male to that of female students appeared for final examination from School A in 2011 and 2013 is 13 : 12 and 7 : 8 respectively, then find the average number of female students appeared for final examination from School A in 2011 and 2013?
a) 650
b) 500
c) 525
d) 675
e) None of these
10) Find the average number of students appeared from School A and B together in the year 2012, 2013 and 2014?
a) 2200
b) 2100
c) 2050
d) 2250
e) None of these
Answers :
1) Answer: b)
Distance travelled in 3 hours = 25*3 = 75 km
Distance travelled in 2 hours = 40*2 = 80 km
Let the total distance be x,
1/3 of x = 155
x = 465 km
Remaining distance = 465 – 155 = 310 km
To cover the remaining distance in 5 hours,
Speed = 310/5 = 62 km/hr
2) Answer: b)
Five years hence, the ratio of Jeeva and Jegan = 5 : 1 (5x, x)
According to the question,
5x = 2*(x + 15)
5x = 2x + 30
3x = 30
x = 10
The present age of Jeeva = 5x – 5 = 50 – 5 = 45 years
3) Answer: d)
Total Quantity = 240 liters
The ratio of milk to water = 7 : 5
Milk = 140 liters, Water = 100 liters
According to the question,
140/(100 + x) = 7/8
160 = 100 + x
x= 60 liters
So, 60 liters of water should be added.
4) Answer: b)
A’s whole work,
(2/3)*A’s work = 16
A’s work = 16*(3/2) = 24 days
(A+ B)’s work = 8 days
B’s one day work = (1/8) – (1/24) = 1/12
B’s whole work = 12 days
(B : C)’s efficiency = 1 : 2
(B : C)’s day ratio = 2 : 1
So, 2’s = 12
1’s = 6
C’s whole work = 6 days
5) Answer: c)
Amount = P*(1 + (r/200))2n
27040 = 25000*(1 + (r/200))2
27040/25000 = (1 + (r/200))2
(676/625) = (1 + (r/200))2
(26/25)2 = (1 + (r/200))2
(26/25) = (200 + r)/200
200 + r = 208
Rate of interest (r) = 8 %
6) Answer: c)
Total number of students appeared for final examination from School A in the year 2011 and 2015 together
= > 1250 + 1400 = 2650
Total number of students appeared for final examination from School B in the year 2012 and 2014 together
= > 1150 + 1350 = 2500
Required % = (2650/2500)*100 = 106 %
7) Answer: a)
The total number of students appeared for final examination from School A in all the given years
= > 1250 + 950 + 750 + 1500 + 1400 + 1150 = 7000
The total number of students appeared for final examination from School B in all the given years
= > 1000 + 1150 + 900 + 1350 + 1500 + 1200 = 7100
Required difference = 7100 – 7000 = 100
8) Answer: d)
The total number of students appeared for final examination from both the schools in 2016
= > 1150 + 1200 = 2350
The total number of students passed from both the schools in 2016
= > 1150*(82/100) + 1200*(91/100)
= > 943 + 1092 = 2035
Required ratio = 2350 : 2035 = 470 : 407
9) Answer: b)
The ratio of total number of male to that of female students appeared for final examination from School A in 2011 = 13 : 12
The total number of female students appeared for final examination from School A in 2011
= > 1250*(12/25) = 600
The ratio of total number of male to that of female students appeared for final examination from School A in 2013 = 7 : 8
The total number of female students appeared for final examination from School A in 2013
= > 750*(8/15) = 400
The average number of female students appeared for final examination from School A in 2011 and 2013
= > (600 + 400)/2 = 1000/2 = 500
10) Answer: a)
The average number of students appeared from School A and B together in the year 2012, 2013 and 2014
= > (950 + 1150 + 750 + 900 + 1500 + 1350)/3
= > 6600/3
= > 2200
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