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(#M40152603) RRB QUESTION junior engineers in rrb Keep an EYE

the following electrodes produce least welds in stainless steel :

1) pure tungsten
2) zirconia tungsten
3) thoriated tungsten
4) none

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(#M40152602) RRB QUESTION matrix in eee Keep an EYE

A dot matrix printer usually employs a matrix of :

1) 7*10
2) 7*5
3) 7*4
4) 8*5

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(#M40151432) IAS QUESTION series Keep an EYE

Consider the series given below:
4/12/95, 1/1/96, 29/1/96, 26/2/96,......
(a)24/3/96
(b)25/3/96
(c)26/3/96
(d)27/3/96

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(#M40070357) 3I-INFOTECH QUESTION lcm and hcf Keep an EYE

Smallest number having 2, 3, 5 and 7 as its multiple and divisible by 100 will be ?

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(#M40068243) BOOK QUESTION SIMPLE EQUATIONS Keep an EYE

X and Y have some chocolates with each of them.if X GIVE y FOUR CHOCOLATES, Y will have twice the number of chocolates as X.instead if Y gives X two chocolates,both of them will have equal numbers of chocolates with them.how many chocolates did X and Y have initially ?

and :- (16,20)

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(#M40067805) HR INTERVIEW QUESTION surfae area of cone Keep an EYE

TOTAL SURFACE AREA OF A CONE = (CURVED SURFACE AREA+AREA OF CIRLAR BASE)

IN THE FORMALS
TOTAL SURFACE AREA :- pi*R*(L+R)
L^2 = (L+R)
then why "pi" should be keep in the formula

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(#M40067785) GMAT QUESTION Practice Question of the Month Keep an EYE

If "basis points" are defined so that 1 percent is equal to 100 basis points, then 82.5 percent is how many basis points greater than 62.5 percent?

nswer Choices

A) .02
B) .2
C) 20
D) 200
E) 2,000

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(#M40037870) PERCENTAGES QUESTION PRECENTAGES Keep an EYE

WHILE PREPARING THE PRICE TAG,INSTEAD OF INCREASING THE PRICES BY 12.5% A SHOPKEEPER ABSENT MINDLESSLY DECREASED THE PRICES BY 12.5%,FIND THE PERCENTAGE DIFFERENCE IN THE PRICE ON THE TAG COMPARED TO WHAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN THE PRICE TAG?

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(#M40037801) AMCAT QUESTION Ratios and Variations Keep an EYE

A GARRISON HAS SUFFICIENT FOOD FOR 75 SOLDIERS FOR A PERIOD OF 90 DAYS.AFTER 10 DAYS,ONE THEIRD OF THE SOLDIERS LEAVE.AFTER ANOTHER 10 DAYS,5 SOLDIERS RETURN FROM THIS DAY ON,HOW MANY DAYS WILL THE FOOD LAST ?

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(#M40037797) QUANTITATIVE APTITUD QUESTION two equations numbered I and II are given.we have to solve the equations Keep an EYE

IN THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS TWO EQUATIONS NUMBERED I & II
ARE GIVEN .WE HAVE TO SOLVE BOTH THE EQUATIONS AND
given answer :- A) if x > y
B)if x>= y
C)if x< y
D)if x<= y
E)if x = y
F) or the relationship cannot be established

QUESTIONS ARE BELOW :-

Q1) I ) 3x^2 +8x+4=0
II ) 4y^2 -19y+12=0

Q2) I) x^2 +x-20=0
II) y^2-y-30=0

Q3) I) x^2-365=364
II) y - {(324)^(1/2)} ={81}^(1/2)

Q4) I) {(4(x)^ (-1/2)}+{7*(x)^(-1/2)}=x^(-1/2)
II) y^2 - {(11)^(5/2)} *y^(-1/2) =0

Q5) I) 225x^2 - 4 =0
II) {225y}^(1/2) + 2 =0

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