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(#M40020483) REASONING QUESTION reasoning Keep an EYE

Three coworkers would like to know their average salary. how can they do it, without disclosing their own salaries?

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(#M40020481) REASONING QUESTION reasoning Keep an EYE

I want to weigh 10 people. What is the minimum number of times I must use the scale?

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(#M40020470) REASONING QUESTION reasoning Keep an EYE

Achmed and Ali are camel-drivers and on one day they decided to quit their job. They wanted to become shepherds. So they went to the market and sold all their camels. The amount of money(dinars) they received for each camel is the same as the total of camels they owned. For that money they bought as many sheep as possible at 10 dinars a sheep. For the money that was left they bought a goat.
On their way home they got in a fight and decided to split up. When they divided the sheep there was one sheep left. So Ali said to Achmed "I take the last sheep and you can get the goat". "That's not fair" said Achmed, "a goat costs lesser than a sheep". "Ok", Ali said "then I will give you one of my dogs and then we are even". And Achmed agreed.

What costs a dog?

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(#M40020471) REASONING QUESTION reasoning Keep an EYE

Two friends, whom we will call Arthur and Robert, were curators at the Museum of American History. Both were born in the month of May, one in 1932 and the other a year later.

Each was in charge of a beautiful antique clock. Both of the clocks worked pretty well, considering their ages, but one of them lost ten seconds an hour and the other gained ten seconds an hour.

On one bright day in January, the two friends set both clocks right at exactly 12 noon.

``You realize,'' said Arthur, ``that the clocks will start drifting apart, and they won't be together again until---let's see---why, on the very day you will be 47 years old. Am I right?''

Robert then made a short calculation. ``That's right!'' he said.

Who is older, Arthur or Robert?

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(#M40020464) REASONING QUESTION reasoning Keep an EYE

in ancient times, four mathematicions discoverd a games of logic.The four people were mr macdonald,mr franke,mr kennedy and mrs smarma. mr kennedy seated the other three people one behind the other so that mr macdonald saw franke and sharma and so that franke and sharma saw no one.
Mr kennedy had 5 hats which he showed to the mathematitians.three of the hats were grey and 2 white mr kennedy put a hat on each persons head and hid the remanig two hats in the box. "what colour id your hat mr macdonald?" asked mr kennedy mr macdonald did not know mr franke did not know the coulor of this hat either when asked.
ms sharma who couldent see ant hats at all, gave the correct awnser when asked the colour of his hat. what was the colour of her hat and how did she figure it out?

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(#M40020460) REASONING QUESTION reasoning Keep an EYE

You have a three gallon and a five gallon measuring device. You wish to measure out four gallons.

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(#M40020456) REASONING QUESTION reasoning Keep an EYE

p and Q (Q or R)
if P then S
not S
if R then A
not A

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(#M40020455) REASONING QUESTION reasoning Keep an EYE

You are shown five cards lying on a table (so you can only see one side of each of the five cards). Each card has a single positive integer printed on each side of the card (they may or may not be repeated). The numbers that you can see are: 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. How many cards must you turn over to completely verify the statement any card that has a 2 on one side has a 5 on the opposite side ?

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(#M40020277) REASONING QUESTION Keep an EYE

2/3 of people read newspaper A , 3/4 read newspaper B.if 38 read both and 8 didn’t read any of the 2.how many read A?

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(#M40020241) REASONING QUESTION Keep an EYE

IF the percentage of women in IT increases by 10% per year. What will be percentage of women in IT after 3 years?

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