CAT
Exam
Numerical Ability
Algebra
A subscriber is allowed to make a certain number of telephone calls for a lumpsum charge of Rs.300. Beyond that, he is charged at a certain rate per call. Two subscribers together make 1400 calls, and were charged Rs.425 and Rs.925 respectively. If a single person had made all of the 1400 calls he would have been charged Rs.1550. How many telephone calls are allowed for the first Rs.300?
option
a)300
b) 350
c) 400
d) 450
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- Ans is 400;
let x call can be made through Rs 300.
then each call cost=(1550-300)/(1400-x)=1250/(1400-x);-------------eq(1);
now
since 1400 call made by two subscriber
ie
Ist subscriber
rs 300 for x calls and rs 125 for remaining calls
IInd subscriber
rs 300 for x calls and rs 625 for reamining calls
reaming calls after using calls for rs 300 by both subscriber
=1400-2x;
each call cost=(rs125(Ist subscriber)+625(IInd subscriber))/(1400-2x);
=(750)/(1400-2x);-------------------- eq(2);
now equate both equation;
and ans is 400; - 11 years agoHelpfull: Yes(1) No(0)
CAT Other Question
A shopkeeper is preparing gift boxes of candy. Each box will contain exactly two kinds of hard candy to be selected from F, G, H & exactly three kinds of soft candy to be selected from P, Q, R, S & T with the following restrictions:-
1) G can't be in the same box as T
2) P can't be in the same box as S
3) Q can't be in the same box as T
Q1. If G is included in a box, which of the following is a kind of candy that must also be included ?
F, H, P or Q
Q2. If H is not included in a particular box, any of the following kinds of candies can be included EXCEPT?
P, Q, R or T
Q3. Which of the following kinds of candy must be included in each of the boxes?
F, G, H or R
Q4. If T is included in a box, the box must also include which of the following kinds of candy?
F & G, F & H, G & H or P & R
Q5. In a box that contains an acceptable assortment of candies, which of the following substitutions will always result in another acceptable assortment?
P for S, Q for R, T for P or T for Q
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