Elitmus Exam Logical Reasoning Logical Sequences

there are two containers each having balls of two colours green and red. The ratio of green balls to red balls in the first container is 2:3 and in the second container is 2:1. N balls are randomly picked from the first container and transferred to second container. The ratio of green balls to red balls in the second container now becomes 1:1. however, the ratio of balls in the first container remains 2:3

Q1. if N=10, what is the original number of balls in the second container

a 6
b 10
c 16

Q2. if the number of balls in the first container is 25, find the value of N for which the final number of balls in the second container becomes 24

a 5
b 10
c 15

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Elitmus Other Question

sherlock homes and dr. watson have to travel from rajiv gandhi chowk to indira gandhi international airpot via the metro. they have enough coins of 1,5,10,25 paise. sherlock homes agrees to pay for dr. watson, only if he tells all the possible combination of coins that can be used to pay for the ticket.

Q1. how many combinations are possible, if the fare is 50 paise?

a 52 b 49 c 45 d 44

Q2. how many combination are possible, if they get in international dignitary discount of 10% i.e. the fare is 45 paise?

a 45
b 44
c 39
d 36
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