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Value of P According to Question, P x (1 – 60/P) x (1 – 96/P) = 108 (P – 60)(P – 96) = 108P P^2 – 96P – 60P + 96 x 60 = 108P P^2 – 264P + 96 x 60 = 0 P^2 – 240P – 24P + 96 x 60 = 0 (P – 240)(P – 24) = 0 So, possible value of P = 240 Value of Q Kiran started his journey at 1:30 pm and till 2:20 pm, he covered 22.22% of the total distance. So, speed of Kiran = [2Q/9] / [50/60] = 4Q/15 km/h From 2:20 pm to 2:50 pm, she is in traffic jam and running at 16 km/h So, in 30 mints distance travelled by Kiran = 16 x 30/60 = 8 km From 2:50 he stopped for 10 minutes, then from 3 pm to 5 pm she travelled with a speed 25% more than actual speed. So, speed for 2:50 pm to 4:50 pm = 5/4 x 4Q/15 = Q/3 km/h Distance travelled from 3 pm to 5 pm = Q/3 x 2 = 2Q/3 Now, Q = 2Q/9 + 8 + 2Q/3 x 2 + 12 Q/9 = 20 So, Q = 20 x 9 = 180 km sиαρσnє🌱 1) Answer: C According to question, Value of P = 240 litres Amount of pure milk given to third customer = 240 x (1 – 60/240) x (1 – 60/240) x 60/240 = 240 x 3/4 x 3/4 x 1/4 = 33.75 litres Hence answer is option C 2) Answer: B According to question, Speed of Kiran from point C to point B (actual speed) = 4 x 180/15 = 48 km/h Time taken by Kiran to travel 12 km = 12/48 = 1/4 hour = 15 minutes Time taken by Karan to travel 12 km = 15 minutes – 7 minutes = 8 minutes So speed of Karan = (12/8) x 60 = 90 km/hr Hence answer is option B 3) Answer: A According to the question, Interest earned by Krishna = S x 6/5 x 6/5 – S = 11S/25 Interest earned by Karina = 11S/25 x 5/4 x 5/4 x 5/4 – 11S/25 = 671S/1600 After returning Rs. T to Krishna, amount left with Karina = 671S/1600 – T = (671S/1600 – 10350) Now, (671S/1600 – 10325) x 40% x 5 = 80000 So, 671S/1600 = 50325 So, value of [S] = Rs. 120000 Money invested by Karina under compound interest = 11x 120000/25 = Rs. 52800 4) Answer: D According to Question, There are only two multiples of 6 = 6 and 12 6 = (1, 5), (5, 1), (2, 4), (4, 2), (3, 3) 12 = (6, 6) So, value of [U] = 6/7 x (6/36) = 1/7 Total balls in the bag = (a – 2) + 2a + (a + 3) = (4a + 1) Now, [(a – 2)C1 x 2aC1] / (4a + 1)C2 = 1/7 [2 x 2a x (a – 2) / (4a + 1) x 4a] = 1/7 7a – 14 = 4a + 1 So, value of a = 15/3 = 5 Total balls in bag = 4 x 5 + 1 = 21 Black balls in bag = 5 + 3 = 8 Required probability = (8 x 7) / (21 x 20) = 2/15 5) Answer: D For M Amount of pure milk given to second customer = (240 – 60) x 96/240 = 72 liters For N Ratio of ages of A and B = 240:180 = 4:3 Now, (4a + 15)/ (3a + 15) = 3/2 8a + 30 = 9a + 45 So, value of a = 15 Age of elder one after 12 years = 4 x 15 + 12 = 72 For W Value of W = 1/600 x 120000 = 200 a) Value of M = N = 72 b) Value of N = 72 =2^3 x 3^2 Value of N = 200 = 2^3 x 5^2 Required HCF = 8 c) (N + W)/6 = (72 + 200) = 272/6 = Remainder is 6 d) Required difference = 200 – (72 + 72) = 56 (not perfect square) Statement d is definitely. Hence answer is option D 💥Join : @Quant_Genius

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A milkman has [P] liters of pure milk. He gives 60 liters to the first customer and then adds the same amount of water then he gives 96 liters to the second customer and adds the same amount of water, now he is left with 108 liters of pure milk. Kiran is travelling from his car starting from point A at 1:30 pm and going towards point B. At 2.20 pm she covered 22.22% of total distance and due to traffic jams the speed of the car is very slow which is 16 km/h. At 2.50 pm he stopped for 10 minutes for police checking and after that he increased his speed by 25% and reached point C at 5 pm. Now he covered the rest 12 km with his actual speed. Distance between point A and Point B is [Q] km. Krishna invested Rs. [S] at (R – 5) % per annum for 2 years and gives this interest to Karina. Karina invested what she received from Krishna at R% per annum under compound interest for three years. After returning Rs. [T] to Krishna, Karina invested remaining money under simple interest for 5 years at (1.6R) % and total simple interest earned by Karina is Rs. 80000. A bag contains, (a – 2) red balls, 2a blue balls and (a + 3) black balls. The probability of two balls such that one is red and one is blue is [U]. sиαρσnє🌱 1) If the milkman has a P liter of pure milk he gives 60 liters to the first customer and thenadds the same amount of water, then he gives 60 liters to the second customer and so on. Find the amount of pure milk given to the 3rd customer. a) 101.25 liters b) 101.75 liters c) 33.75 liters d) 33.25 liters e) None of these 2) If at point C, Karan is reached 8 minutes before Kiran reaches, then find the speed of Karan (in km/h)? a) 60 km/h b) 90 km/h c) 80 km/h d) 75 km/h e) None of these 3) If the value of [R] is 25% per annum, and [T] is Rs. 10325 then find the money invested by Karina under compound interest. a) Rs. 52800 b) Rs. 50325 c) Rs. 54800 d) Rs. 52325 e) None of these 4) If the value of [U] is the same as 6/7 times the probability of getting a sum of multiple of 6 when two dice are thrown simultaneously then find the probability of picking two black balls from the bag? a) 8/21 b) 4/15 c) 7/21 d) 2/15 e) None of these 5) If, M = Amount of pure milk given to the second customer. Only numerical value N = Ratio of Age of A and B is in ratio of numerical value of P and Q respectively. 15 years ago the ratio of ages was 3:2. Find the age of the elder one after 12 years. Only numerical value W = 1/600 times the value of S, if the value of R is 25%. Only numerical value Find which of the following statements is definitely false. a) Value of M and N is the same b) HCF of N and W is 8 c) When (N + W) is divided by 6 the remainder is 2. d) Difference between the sum of values of M and N and the value of W is a perfect square. e) None of these 💥Join : @Quant_Genius

1) Answer D Food related exports in 1985- 86=0.23*25800=Rs.5934 Crore Food related exports in 1984-85=5934- 1006=Rs.4928 Crore Hence, the percentage of food related exports in 1984-85=4928/22400 =22% 2) Answer B Food related exports in 1985- 86=0.23*25800=Rs.5934 Crore Food related exports in 1984-85=5934- 1006=Rs.4928 Crore Manufactured articles and raw materials export in 1984-85= 22400-4928=Rs.17472 Crore. Since, it is given that export in manufactured articles is twice that of raw materials. Hence, Rs.17472 will have to be apportioned in the ratio 2:1. Hence, export of manufactured articles in 1984- 85=2/3*17472=Rs.11648 Crore Export of raw materials in 1984-85 = 1/3 *17472=Rs.5824 Crore So required difference = 5824-4928 =Rs.896 Crore sиαρσnє🌱 3) Answer B In 1985-86, the ratio of manufactured articles and raw materials= 4:3 Combined percentage of manufactured articles and raw materials= (100-23) %= 77%, Therefore, export of manufactured articles= 44% Export of raw materials = 33% Hence, the value of manufactured articles in 1985-86= 25800*44/100= Rs.11352 Crore and the value of raw materials in 1985- 86=25800*33/100=Rs.8514 Crore. Therefore, required percentage difference=[8514-5824]/5824*100=46.18% more 4) Answer A Required change in values of exports= 11648- 11352=Rs.296 Crore 5) Answer: A The value of exports of the manufactured articles during 1984-85=17472 *2/3=Rs.11648 Crore The value of exports of raw materials during 1985-86= 25800 *33/100 =Rs.8514 Crore So required percentage=11648/8514 *100 =136.8%=137% (Approx) 💥Join : @Quant_Genius

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3) Value of exports of raw materials during the year1985-86 was how much percentage more than that of 1984-85? A) 39% B) 46.18% C) 7% D) 31.6% E) None of these 4) The change in values of exports of manufactured articles from 1984-85 to 1985-86 is? A) Rs.296 Crore B) Rs.629 Crore C) Rs.2064 Crore D) Rs.1792 Crore E) None of these sиαρσnє🌱 5) Value of exports of manufactured articles during 1984-85 was approximately how much percentage of raw materials in 1985-86? A) 137% B) 133% C) 110% D) 154% E) 103% 💥Join : @Quant_Genius

In 1984-85, the export value of manufactured articles exceeded the export value of raw materials by 100%. In 1985-86, the rat
In 1984-85, the export value of manufactured articles exceeded the export value of raw materials by 100%. In 1985-86, the ratio of the percentage of exports of raw materials to that of exports of manufactured articles was 3:4. Exports of food in 1985-86 exceeded the food in 1984-85 by Rs.1006 Crore. sиαρσnє🌱 1) In 1984-85, what percentage of the total value of exports accounts for items related to food? A) 23% B) 29.2% C) 32% D) 22% E) None of these 2) During 1984-85, how much more raw materials were exported than the food was exported in the same year? A) Rs.2580 Crore B) Rs.896 Crore C) Rs.1986 Crore D) Rs.1852 Crore E) None of these 💥Join : @Quant_Genius