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Quantitative Aptitude – Mixed Questions Set 14

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Q (1-5). In the following questions, two equations numbered I & II are given. You have to solve both equations and mark one of the options given below.

  1. 1,-1,1,-3,-5,?
    1. -7
    2. -11
    3. 77
    4.-77
    5. None
    Answer & Explanation
    Answer : 4.-77
    Solution:
    1*1-2 =-1
    -1*3+4 = 1
    1*5-8 = -3
    -3*7+16 =-5
    -5*9-32 = -77

  2. 1,?, 15, 51, 131, 281
    1. 1
    2. 2
    3. 3
    4. 4
    5. 5
    Answer & Explanation
    Answer : 3. 3
    Solution:
    1+12+13 = 3
    3+22+23 = 15
    15+32+33 = 51
    51+42+43 = 131
    131+52+53 = 281

  3. Satish rows downstream from P to Q in 3 hours. In return journey his boat is powered by an engine due to which speed of the boat increased by 20% by this he reached the point P in 3 hours. If the speed of the stream is 2 Km/hr then what is the initial speed of the boat?
    1. 20 Km/hr
    2. 22 Km/hr
    3. 24 Km/hr
    4. 26 Km/hr
    5. Cannot be determined
    Answer & Explanation
    Answer : 1. 20 Km/hr
    Solution:
    S+R = 1.2S-R
    S =20

  4. A train with ‘X’ Km/hr speed starts from station A towards station B at 6 AM. After 3 hours another train starts from Station B towards Station A with speed ‘X+15’. If the distance between A and B is 1080 Km and the trains meet at mid way then at what time they meet?
    1. 12 Noon
    2. 3:00 PM
    3. 6:00 PM
    4. 9:00 PM
    5. Cannot be determined
    Answer & Explanation
    Answer : 4. 9:00 PM
    Solution:
    540 = x(t+3)
    540 = (x+15)t
    solving t =9 hours

  5. A train of certain speed crosses a platform of length of 200 m in 24 sec. Some additional bogies were added to the train due to which length of train increased by 400 m and speed of the train reduced by 36 km/hr. Now it crossed a person in 48 sec. Then what is the length of the train?
    1. 300 m
    2. 400 m
    3. 420 m
    4. 480 m
    5. Cannot be determined
    Answer & Explanation
    Answer : 4. 480 m
    Solution:
    s = (x+200)/24
    s-10= (x+400)/48
    x = 480

  6. A takes twice as much time as B and thrice as much time as C to finish a piece of work. Working together they can finish the work in 12 days. B can do the work alone in ?
    1. 24 days
    2. 36 days
    3. 54 days
    4. 72 days
    5. None
    Answer & Explanation
    Answer : 4. 72 days
    Solution:
    1/x+2/x+3/x =1/12
    x =72 days
    B = 36 days

  7. Three pipes A, B and C can fill a cistern in 12 hours. After working at it together for 4 hours, C is closed and A and B can fill the remaining part in 12 hours. The number of hours taken by B alone to fill the cistern is?
    1. 12 hours
    2. 24 hours
    3. 36 hours
    4. 54 hours
    5. Cannot be determined
    Answer & Explanation
    Answer : 5. Cannot be determined
    Solution:
    Based on above solution cannot be determined

  8. How many litres of water must be added to 120 litre mixture that contains milk and water in the 7:5 such that the resulting mixture has 50% water in it?
    1. 5 liters
    2. 10 liters
    3. 15 liters
    4. 20 liters
    5. None
    Answer & Explanation
    Answer : 5. None
    Solution:
    Milk =70
    water =50
    50+x/x+120 = 50%
    x =20

  9. Find the average of present ages of A,B,C
    Statement I: Average age of A,B,C five years hence is 6
    Statement II: Ratio of present age of A,B,C respectively is 2:3:4
    Statement III: Sum of Present ages of A,B,C is 18
    1. Statement I alone is sufficient
    2. Statement II alone is sufficient
    3. Statement III alone is sufficient
    4. All are necessary
    5. None is sufficient
    Answer & Explanation
    Answer : 1. Statement I alone is sufficient

  10. What is ratio of number of Lions ,Tigers and Zebras in the Zoo?
    Statement I: Sum of all the animals is 300
    Statement II: Number of Tigers are 20 more than Lions
    Statement III: Number of Zebras are 20 more than Tigers
    1. Statement I alone is sufficient
    2. Statement II alone is sufficient
    3. Statement III alone is sufficient
    4. All are necessary
    5. None is sufficient
    Answer & Explanation
    Answer : All are necessary





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