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(#M40029746) MISCELLANEOUS COMPAN QUESTION Keep an EYE

how many rectangles in chessboard??explain

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(#M40010606) MISCELLANEOUS COMPAN QUESTION Keep an EYE

A password consists of two letters of the alphabet followed by three digits chosen from 0 to 9. Repeats are allowed. How many different possible passwords are there?
a)492,804 b)650,000 c)676,000 d)1,757,600

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(#M40034929) MISCELLANEOUS COMPAN QUESTION coins Keep an EYE

There are 5 persons, they have assigned their designations based on their age, they are given 100 gold coins, the person with highest designation distributes coins among themselves. After distribution all of them have to vote against or vote for the person who distributes the coins based on whether they have satisfied with the coins they got. If 3 or more votes r against him (person who distributes the coins votes for himself) they that person would be killed, and the person with 2nd highest designation will again redistributes the coins, so on. So the person with highest designation has to make sure that he will survive and he will get more coins than anybody else, so how will he distributes the coins?

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(#M40008100) MISCELLANEOUS COMPAN QUESTION Aptitude Keep an EYE

A number of 9 digits has the following properties: The number comprising the leftmost two digits is divisible by 2, that comprising the leftmost three digits is divisible by 3, the leftmost four by 4, the leftmost five by 5, and so on for the nine digits of the number i.e. the number formed from the first n digits is divisible by n, 2

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(#M40002496) MISCELLANEOUS COMPAN QUESTION probability Keep an EYE

what is the probability of getting 53 mondays in a leap year

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(#M40002385) MISCELLANEOUS COMPAN QUESTION arithmetic mean Keep an EYE

If the sum of first n terms of an A.P is
2n2 + n then the difference of its tenth & first
term is:

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(#M40002930) MISCELLANEOUS COMPAN QUESTION que Keep an EYE

what is the ratio whose terms differ by 40 and the measure of which is 2/7?

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(#M40000202) MISCELLANEOUS COMPAN QUESTION Keep an EYE

A batsman's avg in 12 innings is 24.00. If his avg is to be double of the no of innings (15 innings), what should he score in the remaining three innings (avg)?

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(#M40018323) MISCELLANEOUS COMPAN QUESTION Keep an EYE

9.If the numerator of a fraction be increased by 12% and its denominator decreased by 2% the value of the fraction becomes 6/7. Thus, the original fraction is:

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(#M40036515) MISCELLANEOUS COMPAN QUESTION vao Keep an EYE

If 1=x. 2=2x 3=4x....
what is 2x*6x+5x/4x-56x

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