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(#M40164862) ELITMUS QUESTION number system Keep an EYE

if n is between 2 to 50,such that n is divisble by (n-2) ! (factorial). Find the total no. of such numbers.

Asked In Elitmus aditya kumar (8 years ago)

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(#M40164846) ELITMUS QUESTION Keep an EYE

yudhistir,bheem,arjun,nakul,sahdev (by their ages) were playing a game. Suppose one brother lost, then he will double the money of all the rest.
total 5 game played , and each brother lost once.
at the end each had Rs 96. what was the intial amount each had.

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(#M40164842) ELITMUS QUESTION Passage: (i) Seven students A, B, C, D, E F and G give a series of tests. (ii) A always scores mor Keep an EYE

Passage:
(i) Seven students A, B, C, D, E F and G give a series of tests.
(ii) A always scores more than B.
(iii) G always scores more than
(iv) Each time C scores the highest, E gets the least, or alternatively if D scores
the highest, F or B scores the least.
(v) Each of the students get different marks.

Answer the question based on the given information.
Question
If G is ranked fifth, which of the following must be true?
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a) C is ranked second
b) D scores the highest
c) B is ranked fourth
d) F scores the least

Asked In Elitmus Akshay Miskin (8 years ago)

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(#M40164829) ELITMUS QUESTION Keep an EYE

Bharti is a history teacher.in addition to above rule of the school she teaches exactly
one pair of
successive classes in adjacent classrooms.how many distinct trips to classes rooms are
possible for Bharti
if there are 12 classroom in school.

Asked In Elitmus Anit Singh (8 years ago)

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(#M40164764) ELITMUS QUESTION Data sufficency asked on 20 aug 2017. Keep an EYE

is perimeter of trianglr> 30? .a,b,c are sides of triangle.
a. a-b=15;
b. area of triangle =50;

Asked In Elitmus raj (8 years ago)

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(#M40164763) ELITMUS QUESTION Data sufficency asked on 20 aug 2017. Keep an EYE

is perimeter of triangle > 30? a,b,c are sides of triangle.
a. a-b=15;
b. area of triangle 15.

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(#M40164752) ELITMUS QUESTION Time Distance and Speed Keep an EYE

In a race of 200m A beats B by 15m and C by 21m. By how much distance will B beat C in a race of 3700m?

Asked In Elitmus Wali Nusker (8 years ago)

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(#M40164751) ELITMUS QUESTION Geometry Keep an EYE

Six bangles of different colors having radius 4 cm each are placed inside a circle. The bangles are just touching each other. The circle touches them outside. Find the radius of the circle.

Asked In Elitmus Wali Nusker (8 years ago)

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(#M40164750) ELITMUS QUESTION Geometry Keep an EYE

Find the maximum volume a right circular cone that can fit inside a cuboid of size 10x15x12.

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(#M40164749) ELITMUS QUESTION Number System Keep an EYE

Let S be the number of 6 digit numbers formed by using 1,2,3,4,5,6 without repetition and R be the number of 5 digit numbers formed by 1,2,3,4,5,6 without repetition. Find S-R.

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