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Maths Puzzle
There are two coins; one of radius r1 and the other of radius r2. The r1 coin is made to rotate around the circumference of r2. What is the number of rotations r1 will make around its own axis?
Ops: A. r2/r1
B. (r1+r2)/r1
C. (r2-r1)/r1
D. 2 * r2/r1
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- a. r2/r1
Let
radius of smaller circle = r1 and
radius of bigger one = r2
revolutions = 1
then n*2*pi*r1 = 2*pi *r2 i.e n = r2/r1 - 11 years agoHelpfull: Yes(2) No(0)
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Samrat Ashok had 10 chiefs, each of whom had to pay obeisance to him. The chiefs were numbered from 1 to 10 and the chief numbered N had to give him N gold coins each weighing 10 gms. The total weight of all coins received turned out to be 532 gms. Ashok's mantri suspected that one of the chiefs had submitted all coins weighing 20% less. The possibility of more than one chief cheating does not exist. Based on this information, we can conclude that
Ops: A. No one had cheated and the mantri was unnecessarily worried
B. Either chief number 6 or chief number 8 had cheated
C. Chief number 9 had cheated
D. It is impossible to find out who had cheated Samrat Ashok
Mohammed has 5 weights with him. He weighs two at a time and gets the recordings as 122, 123, 125, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132 and 133. Find the maximum weight present with him.
Ops: A. 67
B. 64
C. 62
D. 70