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1) A certain sum becomes Rs 840 in 3 years and Rs 1200 in 7 years at simple interest. What is the value (in Rs.) of principal?
(a)Â 520
(b)Â 570
(c)Â 620
(d)Â 670
Direction (2-5): Thebar graph given below represents the number of players of a college taking part in three games for 3 years.
2) What is the total number of players playing all three games in 2015?
(a)Â 950
(b)Â 900
(c)Â 1000
(d)Â 1050
3) Number of players playing football in 2016 is how much percent less than the players playing football in 2014?
(a)Â 14.28
(b)Â 16.66
(c)Â 33.33
(d)Â 8.33
4) Number of players playing hockey in 2015 is what percent of total players playing all the three games in 2015?
(a)Â 25
(b)Â 33.33
(c)Â 22
(d)Â 28
5) Total number of players in 2015 is what percent of total number of players in 2016?
(a)Â 75
(b)Â 112.5
(c)Â 141.11
(d)Â 133.33
6) If diagonals of a rhombus are 36 cm and 48 cm, then what is the perimeter (in cm) of the rhombus?
(a)Â 30
(b)Â 60
(c)Â 120
(d)Â 240
7) Three spherical balls of radius 3 cm, 2 cm and 1 cm are melted to form a new spherical ball. In this process there is a loss of 25% of the material. What isthe radius (in cm) of the new ball?
(a)Â 5
(b)Â 3
(c)Â 6
(d)Â 8
8) The perimeter of base of a right circular cone is 88 cm. If the height of the cone is 48 cm, then what is the curved surface area (in cm(b) of the cone?
(a)Â 550
(b)Â 1100
(c)Â 2200
(d)Â 2700
9) The radius of a wheel is 14 cm. What is the distance (in cm) travelled by the wheel in 15 revolutions?
(a)Â 440
(b)Â 660
(c)Â 1320
(d)Â 1980
10) A cuboid of sides 9 cm, 27 cm and 24 cm is melted to form a cube. What is the ratio between the total surface area of the cuboid and that of the cube?
(a)Â 41 : 35
(b)Â 41 : 36
(c)Â 47 : 38
(d)Â 49 : 36
Answers :
1) Answer: B
S.I for 4 years = 1200 –Â 840 = 360
S.I for 3 years=270
Principal = 840 – 270 =570
2) Answer: C
400 + 350 + 250 = 1000
3) Answer: B
F2014 = 300
So, (F2014  – F2016) / F2014 =50/300 × 100 = 16.66%
4) Answer: A
H2015 = 250
All Sports 2015 = 1000
∴ % = (250 × 100)/1000 = 25%
5) Answer: D
All Sports (2015) = 1000
d All sports (2016) = 750
∴ 1000/750 × 100
400/3 = 133.33%
6) Answer: C
Clearly,
AO = 24 and OB = 18
So, Perimeter = 120
7) Answer: B
8) Answer: C
9) Answer: C
10) Answer: B
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