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Darshit Soni to ankush bansal    7 years ago
Hii, I would like to know that "all the ques. are almost same as shoen on m4maths?? " plz... :)
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Abhijit Nage    7 years ago
A function f satisfies f(0) = 0, f(2n) = f(n), and f(2n + 1) = f(n) + 1 for all positive integers n. What is the value of f(2018)?
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Ravi Raushan kumar singh    7 years ago
Er.Manish kr.sir is my best teacher of mathematics
He is regard me on child for all student
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Diwakar    7 years ago
There are three cities a b and c. two ways to reach c from a or b. shortest distance from a to b is 66 km. shortest distance from b to c is 45 km. shortest distance from a to c is 50 km. there is another city called p. shortest distance from p to a is 180 km. shortest distance from p to b is 200 km. find the shortest distance between p to c.
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aravind kanna    7 years ago
Six years ago Raj’s father’s age is 6 times the age of Raj. The difference of present ages is 35. What is the sum of their present ages?
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vignesh   7 years ago
LET PRESENT AGE OF RAJ BE X AND FATHER BE Y.
BY THIS Y-6=6(X-6)
Y-X=35
SOLVING THIS
WE GET X=13
Y=48
SO Y+X=61
SUM OF THEIR PRESENT AGES =61
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aravind kanna    7 years ago
There are three cities A, B and C. Two ways to reach C from A or B. Shortest distance from A to B is 66 km. Shortest distance from B to C is 45 km. Shortest distance from A to C is 50 km. There is another city called P. Shortest distance from P to A is 180 km. Shortest distance from P to B is 200 km. Find the shortest distance between P to C.
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saikiran    7 years ago
An individual deposited 10% of 20% of 30% of what he had into his account with a bank. If he deposited rs744, how much was he having initially with him before depositing?
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Dr.Dipin Singh   7 years ago
if he has got x Rs initially, then
x*0.1*0.2*0.3= 744
x= 744/ 0.006 = Rs. 124000
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Devajeet Bharali    7 years ago
How many digit "1"s are being used in writing numbers from 1 to 160 in Binary system?
can anyone explain me this
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Shailja Harodia    7 years ago
It was calculated that 75 men could complete a piece of work in 20days. When work was scheduled to commence, it was found necessary to send 25 men to another project. How much longer will it take to complete the work?
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Dr.Dipin Singh   7 years ago
Total time reqd now = 75*20/50 = 30 days
Additional days required = 30-20=10
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prasanth reddy    7 years ago
how many pairs (m,n) of integers satisfy the equation 4^m=n^2+15
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Dr.Dipin Singh   7 years ago
m=2, n=1 will satisfy given condition.
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Hemavathi    7 years ago
If a ratio is 2A:3B:4C Find A:B:C?

1)6:4:2

2)6:2:1

3)6:4:7

4)none
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Nowduri chandrasekhar   7 years ago
ans is :6:4:3
a:b=3:2
b:c=4:3
on solving a:b:c=6:4:3
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Dr.Dipin Singh   7 years ago
I think, the statement should be
If 2A= 3B = 4C, then
Find A:B:C.
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ASHA SAFANA    7 years ago
If good is coded as 41 then bad =
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Hemavathi   7 years ago
In alphabetic order,
g=7
o=15
0=15
d=4
then 7+15+15+4=41
now,
bad=2+1+4=7
answer is 7
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Hemavathi   7 years ago
In alphabetic order g=7 o=15 o=15 d=4 then 7+15+15+4=41 now bad=2+1+4=7
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Nowduri chandrasekhar   7 years ago
g:7
o:15
o:15
d:4
so 7+15+15+4=41
similarly bad=2+1+4=7
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Gurtej    7 years ago
If two pipes function simultaneously the reservoir is filled in 12hrs.one pipe fills the reservoir 10hrs faster than the other. How many hours does the faster pipe take to fill the reservoir?
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Devendra Marghade   7 years ago
20 hours

Let slower pipe takes x hours, then faster pipe takes (x-10) hours.
Part filled in 1 hour=1/x + 1/(x-10) =1/12
=> (2x-10)*12 = x(x-10)
=> x^2 - 34x + 120 = 0
=> (x-4) (x-30) = 0
So x=4 or 30
As faster pipe takes 10 hrs. less than the slower pipe, the value of x must be 30.
Hence faster pipe takes 20 hours.
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Neelam Choudhary    7 years ago
Has anyone attended cgi placement? If u could tell placement process?
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Abhay to MAN    7 years ago
A 3-digit number 4a3 is added to another 3-digit number 984 to give a 4-digit number 13b7, which is divisible by 11.
Find a and b?
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G.S.Kantharao   7 years ago
1+b=3+7=>b=9
1397-984=4a3=>a=1
Hence a=1,b=9
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Ramakrishna to Chivaraman N    7 years ago
PLEASE SEND FACE BOOK ID....
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chiru    7 years ago
In ∆ABC, D and E are the points of sides AB and BC respectively such that DE | | AC and AD : DB = 3 : 2. The ratio of area of trapezium ACED to that of ∆BED is?
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G.S.Kantharao   7 years ago
DE||AC=>AD/DB=3:2=>∆ADE~∆ABC
Ar∆ADE/Ar∆ABC= 3^2/(3+2)^2=9/25
At of Trapezium= 25-9=16
Ratio of Trapezium and ∆BED=16:9
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shubhangi    7 years ago
please any one tell me HSBC pune selection process?
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nivya    7 years ago
result when multiplying 1,2,4,3 that is 4! =24. how many values of n, is ((n!)^2+23) is a perfect square?
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vinod jangid    7 years ago
fresh fruit contains 68% water and dry fruit contains 20% water.how much dry fruit can be obtained fromfrom 100kg of fresh fruits.
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Chivaraman N   7 years ago
Let say pulp is a content in fruit without any water.
Remove water% to get pulp percentage.
Fresh Fruit has (100-68)% = 32% of pulp
Dry fruit has (100-20)% = 80% of pulp
100 kg of fresh fruit has 100*32% =32 kg of pulp
Mass of dry fruit = (Pulp percentage in 100 kg of fresh fruit)/(Pulp percentage in dry fruit)
M= 32/(80%)
M = 40 kg.
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kathi saikumar to AYAN PAUL    7 years ago
90 people applied for a job as a salesperson for a book publishing company. 10 of the applicants had never worked in sales or in publishing business. 65 had worked in sales at some point and 58 had some background in publishing.How many of the applicants had experience in both sales and publishing ?
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Manish Sahu    7 years ago
by selling 300 apples a seller gains the selling price of 60 apples. the gain of the seller is
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Anupama    7 years ago
Hi how to prepare for infosys offcampus ,I want some guidelines and materials (if avail)
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k    7 years ago
Answer explanation is not sufficient
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Muhammad    7 years ago
The average of a list of 6 numbers is 20. If we remove one of the numbers, the average of the remaining numbers is 15. What is the number that was removed?
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G.S.Kantharao   7 years ago
6*20-5*15=120-75=45
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Chivaraman N   7 years ago
Let me answer this question first in a conventional way.
Sum of all the numbers = 6*20 = 120
Sum after remaining one number = 5*15 =75
So the number to be removed is 120-75 = 45
Ans : 45

Another approach is
After removing one number the average is reduced by 5
And also we are removing one number.
So the number is (Updated average)-(Change in average)*(Number of terms)= 15-(-5)*6 = 45.
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Aswin    7 years ago
The weight age given to various subjects while calculating total marks of a student is
inversely proportional to maximum marks of the subject. If math has weight age 0.5 and
maximum marks 100, and weight age for science is 0.875, what are the maximum marks
for science?
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G.S.Kantharao   7 years ago
(0.875/0.5)*100=87500/500=175
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Aswin    7 years ago
The weight age given to various subjects while calculating total marks of a student is
inversely proportional to maximum marks of the subject. If math has weight age 0.5 and
maximum marks 100, and weight age for science is 0.875, what are the maximum marks
for science?
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Poornima H.R   7 years ago
If p=(10+k)^x+(10-k)^x where x and k are natural nos but k is not divisible by 5. What is the probability of getting expression 0 at the end??
1.2/5
2.1/5
3.1/4
4.1/2
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ximxim    7 years ago
Study the following data carefully and answer the question that follows.
A%B = (A+B)2
A#B = (A2-B2)
A?B = (A-B)2
Question: Find the value of 5?(6%2)
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nila    7 years ago
A very special island is inhabited only by knights and knaves. Knights always tell the truth, and knaves always lie. You meet four inhabitants: Usha, Eesha, Nisha and Asha. Usha tells you ‘Eesha is a knave’. Eesha tells you ‘Asha is a knave’. Nisha claims, ‘Eesha is a knight and Asha is a knave.’. Asha tell you, ‘I and Nisha are different.’ identify the knaves
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prof premraj pushpakaran    7 years ago
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Shanmugapriya    7 years ago
Sumi of digits in product of 16^100*125^135 is
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Girish    7 years ago
A and B are running around a circular track of length 120 meters with speeds 12 m/s and 6 m/s in
the same direction. When will they meet for the first time? Answer
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Chivaraman N   7 years ago
Let's assume both A and B start at the same point and same time.
The relative velocity of A with respect to B is 12-6 = 6 m/s.
This indicates for every second, A will be ahead of B by 6 metres.
So to meet B again, A has to cover a distance of 120 m (length of the track).
Time taken = 120/6 = 20 seconds

Ans: 20 Seconds.
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ramagopal    7 years ago
A principal at simple interest of 5% per annum amounts to Rs. 15755 after 3 years. What was the original
principal ?
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Dimple   7 years ago
13700
If x is principal , then amount after 3 years = 1.15x=15755
x= 13700
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sandeep bhaskar batule    7 years ago
is there any java developer opening available for 2 + years of experience i am sandeep batule,
currenlty in pune,maha,india.
skills: core java,servlet,jsp,javascript,ajax,mysql,spring mvc,hibernate,jasper report,github
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vishnu    7 years ago
What is the HCF of 1/3, 2/3 and 1/4
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Dimple   7 years ago
1/12
HCF of 1,2,1=1
LCM of 3,3,4 =12
Hence rqd HCF= 1/12
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yash mahajan    7 years ago
In a hotel we can order two types of varieties, but we can make 6 more varieties in home.
One can choose the four varieties with two from hotel as must. Find how many ways one can
order.
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syf to Ann Theressa    7 years ago
Out of every 100 people in police department, 10 are women. Out of every 100 people in military forces, 3 are women. In a batch of 180 police personnel and 200 army personnel, how many of them would be women?
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Dimple   7 years ago
Number of women in In a batch of 180 police personnel and 200 army personnel = 18+6=24
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vishnu    7 years ago
coin is tossed 3 times by Raju. What is probability that Raju wins all three times?
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Dimple   7 years ago
1/8
probability of winning each time = 1/2
probability that Raju wins all three times = (1/2)^3= 1/8
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sabarish    7 years ago
A fence has to be made. Posts are to be for every 6 m interval. They are at starting and ending point. Person brings some posts and there are 7 posts lacking. If they are 9 m interval the posts are sufficient. How many posts did the persons bring?
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Dimple   7 years ago
13
if the persons brings x posts, then
total fence length = 9x+9 = (x+7)*6+6
x=13
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vignesh   7 years ago
cant understand
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sabarish    7 years ago
There are three cities A, B and C. Two ways to reach C from A or B. Shortest distance from A to B is 66 km. Shortest distance from B to C is 45 km. Shortest distance from A to C is 50 km. There is another city called P. Shortest distance from P to A is 180 km. Shortest distance from P to B is 200 km. Find the shortest distance between P to C.
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anamika sarkar    7 years ago
after allowing 25% on the m p , an article was sold for rs 180 find the cp



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ANUBHA BHARTI    7 years ago
Can anyone send me material of amcat .my email id is anubhab961@gmail.com
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mohd imran    7 years ago
I attended infosys off campus interview on 9th july at AMC College bangalore. Many of my friends who also attended on the same day, got login details from talentacquision@infosys.com, but i didn't get. What's the reason behind it, do you have any idea ??
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vengadesh    7 years ago
If any one knows how to crack the KAAR TECHNOLOGIES ROUNDS
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subhash    7 years ago
Latest A website Aptitude Question SOLUTION: If 4^a=5 5^b=6 6^c=7 7^d=8 Then find the value of abcd
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Gaurav Shukla    7 years ago
What is the remainder of 3^(101)÷77
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suguna    7 years ago
a and b work alone in 15 and 25 days respectively.they started the work together but b leftand a finished in 7 days.then how many days from the start did b leave?
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Arvind Kumar Patel    7 years ago
Mathematics is the mirror of human civilization
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Hanish    7 years ago
what is the coefficient of x² in the expression,(1+x)(1+2x)....(1+nx)?
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Nouman    7 years ago
A and B can complete work together in 5 days. If A works at twice his speed and B at half of his speed, this work can be finished in 4 days. How many days would it take for A alone to complete the job?
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Achinta Mondal   7 years ago
5(A+B)=4(2A+0.5B)
=>5B-2B=8A-5A
=>3B=3A
=>A/B=1
efficiency of A is 1.Total work is 5(1+1)=10.So,requried days=10/1=10(ans)
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