1.
Directions(Q.1 to Q.4 ):

The following questions are accompanied by two statements I and II. You have to determine which statements(s) is/are sufficient/necessary to wer the questions.


What will be cost price of t-shirt if marked price is Rs 1200?

(I) If there is a discount of 37 ½% on a t shirt then profit is Rs. 275 less than discount given

(II) Average of cost price of shirt and t-shirt is Rs. 850 and selling price of shirt is 66 ⅔% more than that of tshirt.


a

Either statement I or statement II by itself is sufficient to wer the question.

b

Both the statements taken together are necessary to wer the questions, but neither of the statements alone is sufficient to wer the question.

c

Statement II alone is sufficient to wer the question but statement I alone is not sufficient to wer the question.

d

Statement I alone is sufficient to wer the question but statement II alone is not sufficient to wer the questions.

e

Statements I and II taken together are not sufficient to wer the question.


2.

Three friends P, Q and R started a business by investing amount in ratio of 12 : 15 : 16. Then find difference between investment of Q and R.

(I) If P invested for 10-month, Q for 8 months and R for 6 months only then total profit of P and Q is Rs. 4000.

(II) Average of amount invested by P and Q together is Rs. 500 less than amount invested by R.


a

Statement I alone is sufficient to wer the question but statement II alone is not sufficient to wer the questions.

b

Either statement I or statement II by itself is sufficient to wer the question.

c

Statement II alone is sufficient to wer the question but statement I alone is not sufficient to wer the question.

d

Both the statements taken together are necessary to wer the questions, but neither of the statements alone is sufficient to wer the question.

e

Statements I and II taken together are not sufficient to wer the question.


3.

Ratio of present age of X, Y and Z be 3 : 4 : 5. Find average of their present ages ?

(I) Ratio of X’s age 4 years later Y’s age 3 years ago is 1 : 1

(II) Average of Y’s age 4 years later and Z’s age 3 year ago is 32 years.


a

Statement II alone is sufficient to wer the question but statement I alone is not sufficient to wer the question.

b

Either statement I or statement II by itself is sufficient to wer the question.

c

Statement I alone is sufficient to wer the question but statement II alone is not sufficient to wer the questions.

d

Both the statements taken together are necessary to wer the questions, but neither of the statements alone is sufficient to wer the question.

e

Statements I and II taken together are not sufficient to wer the question.


4.

A alone can do a work in 20 days. Find the time taken by B and C together to complete that work.

(I) Ratio of efficiency of B to C is 6 : 5 and C takes 16 days more than that of A to do the whole work.

(II) A is 80% more efficient than that of C and B and A together can do that work in 12 days.


a

Either statement I or statement II by itself is sufficient to wer the question.

b

Statement I alone is sufficient to wer the question but statement II alone is not sufficient to wer the questions.

c

Statement II alone is sufficient to wer the question but statement I alone is not sufficient to wer the question.

d

Both the statements taken together are necessary to wer the questions, but neither of the statements alone is sufficient to wer the question.

e

Statements I and II taken together are not sufficient to wer the question.


5.
Directions(Q.5 to Q.9 ):

Given table shows total number of bulbs produced by six companies, ratio of defective and non-defective bulbs produced and % of bulbs sold by each company out of non-defective bulbs produced. wer the following questions based on given data

Note : Total bulbs = defective bulbs + non defective bulbs


Total number of bulbs sold by Company B and C are what percent more/less than bulbs sold by company F?


a

619%6 frac{1}{9} \%

b

1229%12 frac{2}{9} \%

c

1427%14 frac{2}{7} \%

d

1212%12 frac{1}{2} \%

e

1129%11 frac{2}{9} \%


6.

Defective bulbs produced by company A are what percent of bulbs sold by Company F?


a

8009%frac{800}{9} \%

b

14009%frac{1400}{9} \%

c

20009%frac{2000}{9} \%

d

11009%frac{1100}{9} \%

e

10009%frac{1000}{9} \%


7.

Find the ratio between bulbs sold by company D and company A ?


a

16 : 15

b

25 : 16

c

5 : 2

d

2 : 5

e

3 : 5


8.

Find approximate average of non-defective bulbs produced by all companies?


a

620

b

580

c

610

d

679

e

550


9.

If company C loses Rs 5 on each defective bulb and earns Rs 10 on each non defective bulb, then find his profit or loss in manufacturing total bulbs?


a

Rs 1200

b

Rs 1000

c

Rs 1500

d

Rs 2500

e

Rs 900


10.
Directions(Q.10 to Q.14 ):

Calculate the approximate value of given questions:


223.89+59.87399.988=?511.983sqrt{223.89+59.87-sqrt{399.98}-8}=?-sqrt[3]{511.98}


a

24

b

16

c

20

d

28

e

30


11.

262.87+?6.98+1330.963=(18.87)2289.86frac{262.87+?}{6.98}+sqrt[3]{1330.96}=(18.87)^{2}-289.86


a

187

b

167

c

177

d

157

e

147


12.

11999.87?+54.9%frac{11999.87}{?}+54.9 \% of 1800389.93=1119%1800-389.93=11 frac{1}{9} \% of 9899.879899.87


a

36

b

32

c

20

d

28

e

24


13.

(524.97489.87)2÷(244.89)2=?251.93293.87sqrt{(524.97-489.87)^{2} div(244.89)^{2}}=?-frac{251.93}{293.87}


a

1

b

7

c

6

d

5

e

4


14.

726.98+(13.98)2528.98=?%726.98+(13.98)^{2}-sqrt{528.98}=? \% of 4998.984998.98


a

28

b

26

c

18

d

24

e

14


15.
Directions(Q.15 to Q.26 ):

Study the following information carefully and wer the given questions: In a family of eight members P, Q, R, S, N, M, O, T. P is the father in law of R who is father of S. Q is daughter in law of O, who is mother of M. S is the paternal grandson of N, who does not have any daughter. N is married to O. T is mother of Q.


A certain principle is invested at the rate of 20% p.a. on compound interest. The difference between compound interest earned on only 2nd year and on only 3rd year is Rs7164. Find the total interest earned in three years.


a

Rs124849

b

Rs315500

c

Rs108654

d

Rs94856

e

Rs325786


16.

A can do a piece of work in 36 days and B can do 13rdfrac{1}{3} r d of the work in the same time in which A do half of the work. If CC is 100%100 \% more efficient than B. find in how many days work will be completed by all three when they worked together?


a

12 days

b

8 days

c

10 days

d

16 days

e

20 days


17.

A shopkeeper sold a jean in Rs. 950 and made profit of 25% on CP and sold a shirt in 575 and made a profit of 15% on CP. If shopkeeper sold je in Rs. 720, then find what price should he sold shirt to make a profit of 20% of both items?


a

Rs. 752

b

Rs. 792

c

Rs. 732

d

Rs. 742

e

Rs. 712


18.

Sum of area of circle and rectangle is 1264 sq. cm. The diameter of the circle is 28 cm then what will be the sum of circumference of the circle and the perimeter of the rectangle, if length of rectangle is two times of breath?


a

196 cm

b

144 cm

c

136 cm

d

164 cm

e

None of these


19.

A mixture of milk and water in a jar contains 3636 ell milk and 1212 ell water, Xmathrm{X} ell of milk and (X+8)(mathrm{X}+8) ell of water added in mixture. If 1212%12 frac{1}{2} \% of new mixture is 1010 ell, then find how much water added in mixture ?


a

22 ℓ

b

14 ℓ

c

16 ℓ

d

20 ℓ

e

12 ℓ


20.

The average age of 3 persons comprising husband wife and their only son was 45 year. The son got married and exactly after 1 year a child was born to them. When the child become 5 years old the average age of the family become 37 years. What was the age of bride at the time of marriage?


a

21 year

b

17 year

c

26 year

d

31 year

e

37 year


21.

A container whose capacity is 80 litre contains milk and water in the ratio 3 : 2. How much quantity of mixture should be replaced with milk so that in the final mixture, ratio of milk to water each 27 : 13?


a

25 litres

b

15 litres

c

16 litres

d

28 litres

e

32 litres


22.

Average of age of A, B, C and D four year ago was 19 years and the ratio of their ages, eight years hence will be 18 : 16 : 17 : 11 respectively, then what is sum of present age of C and D?


a

32 years

b

30 years

c

26 years

d

28 years

e

40 years


23.

Out of 12 applications for a job, there are 5 women and 7 men. It is desired to select 2 persons for the job. The probability that at least one of the selected persons will be a women is?


a

1522frac{15}{22}

b

1366frac{13}{66}

c

711frac{7}{11}

d

1120frac{11}{20}

e

722frac{7}{22}


24.

A trader wants to earn 1623%16 frac{2}{3} \% profit after allowing a discount of 25%25 \% find by how much percent he has to increase his cost price to make it marked price?( approximate)


a

50%

b

56%

c

52%

d

40%

e

46%


25.
Directions(Q.25 to Q.29 ):

Find the wrong number in the following number series:


30, 42, 48, 54, 65, 81, 126


a

42

b

126

c

48

d

30

e

65


26.

2159, 1967, 1782, 1611, 1461, 1339, 1254


a

1461

b

2159

c

1254

d

1967

e

1611


27.

77, 78, 159, 472, 1889, 9446, 56677


a

159

b

1889

c

472

d

56677

e

77


28.

854, 886, 923, 964, 1007, 1054, 1107


a

1054

b

923

c

854

d

1007

e

1107


29.

72, 74, 84, 110, 160, 244, 364


a

74

b

244

c

364

d

160

e

72


30.
Directions(Q.30 to Q.35 ):

Study the bar-graph carefully & wer the following questions.

Bar-graph given below shows the percentage of total defective cars sold out of total cars sold by four different shops. Total cars sold by four shops = 1200. Ratio between cars sold by X : Y : Z : K = 1 : 3 : 2 : 4


Find the ratio between 23frac{2}{3} rd of cars sold by shop X&KX & K together to total non-defective cars sold by shop Ymathrm{Y} & Z together?


a

55 : 56

b

60 : 61

c

50 : 51

d

None of these

e

20 : 21


31.

Defective cars sold by shops Y & K together are how much more/less than total non-defective cars sold by shop Z?


a

178

b

None of these

c

194

d

124

e

168


32.

Find the average number of defective cars sold by all the shops together?


a

112

b

128

c

132

d

108

e

106


33.

Non-defective cars sold by shop X is approximately what percent of defective cars sold by shop K?


a

52%

b

36%

c

44%

d

64%

e

58%


34.

If 25% of defective cars sold by shop Y are returned back to the same shop, then find total cars which are sold (defective and non-defective) by shop Y?


a

288

b

None of these

c

388

d

324

e

333


35.

Total non-defective cars sold by shop K & Y together is approximately what percent more/less than total defective cars sold by shop X & Z together?


a

396%

b

324%

c

256%

d

377%

e

296%


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