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TS ICET 2015
Held on: 22.05.2015
Time : 2% Hours Booklet Code: | BR 114548BL-71
Hall Ticket Number (To he filled-in hy the Candidate)
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CANDIDAT!
(Read the Instructions carefully before answering)
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Booklet for recording your responses. Please read and follow the instructions on the OMR Sheet, fill
up the required dataand mark your responses.
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Answer Sheet. DO NOT WRITE HALL TICKET NUMBER ANYWHERE ELSE.
3. Immediately on opening this Question Paper Booklet, please check for (i) the same booklet code
(A/BIC/D) on each page (ii) serial number of the questions (1 — 200) (iii). the number of pages and
(iv) correctness of printing.
IN CASE OF ANY DEFECT, PLEASE REPORT TO THE INVIGILATOR AND ASK FOR
REPLACEMENT WITHIN FIVE MINUTES FROM THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE
TEST.
4, Adoption of any kind of unfair means at thetime of the test or any act of impersonation will result in the
invalidation of the claim of the candidate for taking the test and he/she will be subjected to prosecution
under the AP Public Examination (Prevention of Malpractice and Unfairmeans) Rules. 1997
5. Use of Calculators, Mathematical Log Tables, Pagers. any other Electronic gadgets and loose sheets
of paperis strictly prohibited,
6. Darken the appropriate circles of 1, 2, 3 or 4 in OMR Answer Sheet only with the™“Blue or Black
Ball-Point Pen” corresponding to correct answer to the relevant question number inthe sheet. Hence,
enough care has to be taken while answering the questions in OMR Answer Sheet by darkening the
circles; DARKENING OF MORE THAN ONE CIRCLE AGAINST ANY QUESTION
AUTOMATICALLY MAKES THE ANSWER INVALID. per
Rough work should be done only in the space provided for this purpose in Question Paper Booklet.
8. Once the candidate enters the Examination Hall, he/she shall not be permitted to leave the Hall till the
END of the Examination.
9, Ensure that the Invigilator puts his/her signature in the space provided on the OMR Answer Sheet. The
Candidate should sign in the space provided on the OMR Answer Sheet.
10. The candidate should write the Question Paper Booklet number and sign in the space provided in the
Nominal Rolls.
Il, Return the OMR Answer Sheet to the Invigilator before leaving the Examination Hall without fail
This booklet consists of 32 printed pages (for 200 Questions) including page for Rough Work.
Candidate should check this before beginning to answerand bring any discrepancy in this regard to
the notice of the Invigilator.
Ti B 48BL-71
SECTION -A
Analytical Ability
Baas Siege
Questions : 75 Marks : 75
B%eo +75 Srdqen 175
() Data Sufficiency (Marks : 20)
Sxr0% SogSs (SrBzeo: 20)
Note: In questions numbered 1 to 20, a question is followed by data in the form of two
statements labelled as I and II. You must decide whether the data given in the
statements are sufficient to answer the questions. Using the data make an
appropriate choice from (1) to (4) as per the following guidelines :
(a)
(b)
©)
@)
Mark choice (1) if the statement I alone is sufficient to answer the question.
Mark choice (2) if the statement II alone is sufficient to answer the question.
Mark choice (3) if both the statements I and Il are sufficient to answer the
question but neither statement alone is sufficient.
Mark choice (4) if both the statements I and II together are not sufficient to
answer the question and additional data is required.
rk 1 1 WO 20 S8H adyo HI HAC a¥ Gr, HD Bows |, Il wD rgeo
Ke Foch Gsarw Sepotorr ahggron. aly Sepowd, shairAod,
adyo PSSarw CHS Lhrerard) adljocko bogie vyoar do
@D dt ApWowr. S AgWaw (80d ArYesP irre sharhod
(1) 2204 (4) 88% 00 wand waren JODY Fabod.
(a)
(b)
(©)
@
WHS Larqrdo alyocsH Wisso | Anja Lorgigwand d aaren
(1) oP %H8ov0a.
WHS Lirqrdo adlyoce Kdeiso II dr sab Sorgdvavd d earen
(2) rm MGo04.
WHS Larqro ailjoudy Waisore I, II Soo Lrrgdav vocde*
2 28363 Sear Lorgho SSIS Dh waren (3) mr MQoriod.
HL Sargreo atljocb& Wdoreo |, I Suv Svar Horgyo se¥
eddy Sero%o wdumand sb waren (4) mr MBowod.
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What are the numbers a and b ?
Dogges a,b eo 2d2
1. aand b are relatively prime.
a,b ev IY Lgrarosres
I. L.C.M ofa, b is 2550.
a,b & ar. 2550,
What is the rate of simple interest on a loan of € 20,000 ?
&. 20,000 whyp Le 4 Fev Dos 2
1. % 23,000 is to be paid at the end of the first year.
BwSes LobAywrodsnd BYoardyoO ow 23,000.
Il. There is a penal interest of 10% if the loan is not paid at the end of the first year.
ANSE Voda rosaws wp BOOSIE 10% word 44 Gotwod.
Suppose f(x) is a polynomial. Is
flr) 2F WW TWH 0S. f(x’ +7) Hx - Las sSerosdr ?
Lo (v= 7)1f0)
H. (v= 11) fl -3)
— 1a factor of f (9° +7)?
What is the value of xy ?
ay Deod DoS?
Are the triangles AABE and ACDE given below congruent ?
(Soeaberd Behares AABE, ACDE en Hyer »
lL ABICD
I. ZAEB= ZCED
1f0¢ {x.y}. then what is the value of x+y?
O€ fx, y} Bomddyd x + y Dew Dos ?
Loox#y
IL xSty= ySty
Is 525 xk a perfect square ?
525 x k a DOYPY Star 2
L 2k
i k=21
PTO. 8.
i.
14,
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If n(A) denotes the number of elements in the set A, then what isn (AUB) ?
DOB A SD Sawesre Lomgy n(A) H LOY, n(AUB) Dod 2
I n(A) = 35
IL n(B) = 28
What is the value of the integer n 20?
wPoSo n20 sy dws 08 2
1. 25" is odd.
25" 2.8 BB Lomg
I. 30" is odd.
30" a8 Bo omg
For the integers a, b and ¢ with a = be, isa >b?
a= be wdbgentsy Ypgrosres a, b,c U& LowoBod a> b v—eooar >
L lal=
I =9
What is x,+ x4 ay+ ay x?
yt a+ xy t x, DoS?
20
ML. + Xys Xj, Xs are im arithmetic progression.
Ais Tas Mes ys Xs D GOS FEE Garon.
What is the average of a— 3, b+ 4,c — 5 and 6?
a—3,b+4,¢ - 5,60 Dit» Dos 7
1 a,b,c are positive integers.
2, b, eB Yr grose
I. atb te=100
a
Is —an integer ?
=
n
ig GOs?
L 6|[n
I. Ofn
Is A ABC scalene ?
A ABC Deo arson 2
L AB#BC
I. ZBAC + ZBCA 48BL-71 B
15.
18.
20.
With how many zeroes does the number a= 16 ! end?
a= 16! wD DS OO Daryws dwr{poa ?
Lo Sa s*fa
I. aisaneven number.
a 28 00 Log
Is the quadrilateral ABCD a rectangle ?
BHBJwo ABCD a8 AY SHoeor 2
z AB=CD, AD = BC
Il AC=BD
IfP, A, B are three points on a circle, what is ZAPB ?
Bw Dodywo P, A,B ew ak o)80p Go ZAPB dos?
1 AB is the diameter of the circle.
AB 080 &)8 argL0.
IL. The sum of the angles of A APB is 180°
A APB &D Serres BvSo 180°
Is the number n divisible by 2?
Rong n, 2d Syorr erAoswehisvoor 2
: The sum of the digits is divisible by 2.
S08e aro 2d erAodatoe,
Il. The digit in the units place is divisible by 2.
280 PHOS RN) vos 2 dS erAosmebee.
Are the roots of ax" + bx + ¢ = 0 (a #0) real ?
av't by +e=0(a#0) Ghd, arenes ih trod ?
1 4a+b=0
I. c¢=Sa
What is the area of the rectangle ABCD ?
AYwHB Ho ABCD Seregsos 7
1. Eisthe midpoint of AB
AB dads Dow E.
Il. Area of the A CDE is 50cm’.
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(ii) Problem Solving (Marks : 55)
bodes Seah (Brthze0 : 55)
(a) Sequence and Series (Marks : 25)
wensires, Grow (rshz00 125)
Note = In each of the questions numbered 21 to 30, a sequence ‘of numbers or letters that
follow a definite pattern is given. Each question has a blank space. This has to be
filled by the correct answer from the four given options to complete the sequence
without breaking the pattern.
Brit: oie 21 od 30 HSH Me HB LyStor alyd ongeo md eres Md 2S
(CoagRe dalord, Ssiprryar. GS HED arbO ayo mgs Elyse Sod
20 wand aarans QU)S'D wka\Sio MahErDL sorto Seosstoar ~oowr. /
21. 3Z2A, SXSC, 7V8E,
(1) 9S10G (2) 10TI2G (3) 10S12G (4) 9THIG
22. Z7A, YOB. XSC, ,U3E
W) v3c (2) vac (3) V4D (4) VSD
23, fi+vis. /3+vi3. . vio
ay Jaev00 2) f44vil @) 5407 (4) fs+vit
24. UGX:AND :: QLN: __
(1) WRT (2) WST (3) WRS (4) VRT
25. : HDGF ::FILM : ADGH
(1) LIKM (2) MILK (3) KLIM (4) IKLM
26. KEGV, JDFUsICET,
(1) HBDC @) HBDF (3) HBDS (4) HBDU
27. DIVIDEND : CHUHCDMC :: KEYBOARD :
(1). JDXANZQC (2) JDXNZAQC
(3) JDXANZRC (4) JDXANZPC
28. 13.28.49. 76, . 148
a) 89 (2) 99 (3) 109 (4) 119
29. 2, 26, 242,
(1) 546 (2) 956 G3) 1266 (4) 2186
zo, 2,8, 26,80) BS
3° 9° 27° 81° —~" 729
242 322 542
yn = 2) 3) = 4)
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Note : In questions numbered 31 to 35 pick the odd thing out :
BAS + 31 WS 35 26H Ko HHOS* 00T*0D9 MOQowan :
3. (I) w+ 4n44 (2) x -2e4+1
@G) 42x41 (4) 242042
32. (1) 1993 AD (2) 1994 AD
&%. 1993 (84. 1994
(3) 1995 AD (4) 1996 AD
(8%. 1995 (8%. 1996
33. (1) Standard deviation (2) Variance
(Sado a)
(3) Range (4) Mode
ag arinve$o
34. (1) 26 (2) 28
(3) 126 (4) 343
35. (1) 87 Q) 77
(3) 67 (4) 57 -
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Note: Each of the questions from 36 to 45 follow a definite pattern. Observe the same and
fill in the blanks with suitable answers.
TERE: 36 WOU 45 HOG He AW ak QNSH Dahard Sraperyav. v davard_
36.
39,
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
ADD YOawid Largrares arOuw Yroosoa.
0001, 0010. 0011. 0100. .O110
(1) 0011 (2) 0101 (3) O11 (4) 1010
a
6 31" 391
1 1 1 1
= 2) — 3) = 4)
36 Os ® 38 O 39
(ty) Gy"), (Ht YP Oy) OF =P Ort yO yy.
() @-yaryy? Q) @*-y")
GB) @-yy (4) i
5 10 17 26 37
9° 28° 65° 126° 2177 ——
50
ay
O S44
a Jl
(4) ry
9, 36, 100, 225. . 784
(1) 365 (2) 441 (3) 498 (4) 526
WAC, TOF, QI.
(1) P2SL (2) NISL Q) P27L (4) M2SL
ve 124142. 162
oa 3
1 3
— 2 3) 2 20=
() 185 (2) 19 @) 20 (4) 05
7,12, 19, 28, 39, .67
@) 52 (55
44 42
a7 at x
@) 7 (4) 9 48BL-71 B
(b)
46.
47.
48.
Data Analysis (Marks : 10)
SH0% Daan (OrcZe0 : 10)
‘A Mobile manufacturing company makes three models I, I] and III of mebile phones. The
production (in thousands) during the years 2009 through 2013 is given below :
DBE OW SaroT a¥ Sowd dare Srebeoy | UL UT BBE MYL Sar
HV0B. LodSySo 2009 WS 2013 HSH GSB Seg) SosNabaéoa,
Year/
08}80 | 9009 | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013
Model/areoe
I 17 22 26 29 32
I 22 20 24 28 30
I 25 27 30 32 35
Answer the questions from 46 to 48 using the table.
ney WOSAD Hy 46 Lod 48 SSH LhrqrardSgo4.
If the cost of production of mobiles of I, II and Ill models during the year 2011 are
respectively € 2,250, % 2,750 and 5,250 per unit, then the total cost of production (in
crores of rupees) during that year is
2011 BobS\SOS |, I, Ill Srdey eS, HBT Mo SawOs wads wey Soir
Ge. 2,250, Sr. 2,750 Ha Sr. 5,250 wordy w VoHsySos* Svgo BS QSAdy
wey Eb Sed obs}
(1) 2.82 (2) 28.2 (3) 282 (4) 0.282
If the profits per unit of three models 1, II and ILI of mobiles during the year 2013 are
% 550, % 650 and % 1,000 respectively, then the total profit (in lacs of rupees) during the
year 2013 is
2013 DOBSYHOS mr Gur |, Il, Il Brae) aad a 2Sy addy corw
SOP Gr. 550, Se. 650 WOaw Sw. 1,000 sod 2013 Vodsydoe* Svgo orzo
(Se Srrads
(721 (2) 7210
(3) 72.1 (4) 7.21
What is the percentage increase in the production of Model Il mobiles in the year 2013
when compared to the year 2010 ?
2010 Lossy Sos BOL, 2013 Voss Vos? ASS Il Pe) ohS* DHMSe,
wo .
(1) 10% Q) 15% (3) 30% (4) 50%
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Note: The following Pie diagram illustrates the yearly expenditure of an educational
institution towards six heads : A-Staff salaries, B-Maintenance, C-Laboratories,
D-Learner activities, E-Examinations and F-Miscellaneous. Using the data given
answer the questions from 49 to 53.
BBE: eH Aieo ALyyod Shrew, B-dWekre@, C- abiirew, D-wAgivo,
49.
51.
52.
33.
E-Db¥e,, Faddimw of mm 28 Darg Woy GS, d*ewLO arhyow (S00
“R' (Pie) DSo DSBS. ado Serotio wgrdorr Wie 49 Hod 53 o&
Larqordany,
The total sectorial angle corresponding the heads C, D and E is
C, Dida Exe Lowodod ago Dgrh Smo
(ld) 125° (2) 108° (3) 120° (4) 90°
If in a year the expenditure under B is 30 lac more than the expenditure under E, then the
total expenditure (in lacs) for that yearis
aS YobsSSoe* B (Bos dbs my, E (Sod wabs wey) S&H 30 oXeo DOYS
workige & LobS Sos Aso why (Yo)
(1) 200 (2) 185 @) 175 (4) 150
If the annual expenditure is 200 lacs, then the expenditure towards F (in lacs) is
PW by 200 oSTS Lx F Sabs wy (oS)
ay 25 (2) 30 @) 32 (4) 35
Ima year total expenditure incurred towards E is 20 lacs of rupees. Then the expenditure
towards D (in lacs) is
BETS VSS OS* E (Sods 20 o¥e Grd aben ME) wargod. waAydé D [Sod yo)
wSLE)
(30 (2) 35 GB) 45 (4) 40
The sectorial angle corresponding to A is
A & S0n080d Vgrw Sao
(1) 105° (2) 120° @) 126° (4) 145°
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Cas)
c
Note: Using the data given in the above Venn diagram answer Q. 84 and Q. 58.
MBdE - B35 DS Ho SO Sepowd) GLAAD $4. 55 Ae warenen HQotsod.
54. The number of elements in C ~ (AUB) =
C— (AUB) 2 Saresre Lows =
a) 27 Q) 24 @) 19 (4) 18
55. The number of elements in AU (BOC) is
AU (BNC) 69 Saresre Lows
(1) 46 (2) 41 (3) 32 @ 925
(©) Coding and Decoding Problems (Marks : 10)
Soh, GS*Goh Saxmge0 (Grweo: 10)
The letters in the English alphabet are coded in the reverse order. For example, A is
coded as Z, B is coded as Y,....
Following this code answer the questions from 56 to 60.
wot S8breSD w¥orcw Wass ais? wsps SE Daseo xOAod.
aortriah Aw Z%, By Y¥,... $E FV.
G2 SE BWLD 56 OS 60 L6H fe Hoh Varqrw Dayo.
56. The code word of POCKET is
POCKET & §°& 260
(1) KLXPUC (2) KLXUPG (3) KLXVPG (4) KLXPVG
57. Which group of letters is coded as CODE ?
2 wore Lawiro CODE rm §'& Sabados 7
(1) © XLWU (2) XLWV G3) XLWT (4) XLWR
58. Which group of letters is coded as HAPPY ?
2 wore Liurdro HAPPY rr SE Dabaao ?
(1) SZKKD (2) SZKKC (3) SZKKB (4) SZKKE
59. The code word for GROUP is
GROUP & $*& 20
(1) TILFR (2) TILFN (3) TILFM (4) TILFK
60. LIMIT is coded as
LIMIT & 8% &0
(1) KNRNC (2) ORNRG (3) JKOKG (4) OSTSG
WW a P.1.0. 62.
63.
64,
65.
(d)
67.
68.
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If BOWLER is coded as CPXMFS. then BATSMAN is coded as
BOWLER ® CPXMFS mm §°G iy BATSMAN & §°6
(1) CBVUNCO (2) CBVTNBO (3) CBUTNBO (4) CBVTNCO
If the code word for STATISTICS is UVCVKUVKEU, then the code word for
COMMERCE is
STATISTICS & 8° &50 UVCVKUVKEU wane COMMERCES 8° &50.
(1) EQOOGTEG (2) EPOOHTFG (3) EROOHTEG (4) EQOOGTGE
If MOUSE is coded as LNTRD. then the code for COMPUTER is
MOUSE ®& LNTRD a §°& $& COMPUTER & S&
(1) BMNOTRDQ (2) BNLOTSDQ (3) BNMOTSDQ (4) BMMOTSQD
If TRIANGLE is coded as RPGYLEJC the code for RHOMBUS is
TRIANGLE & RPGYLEIC rm &°& 3% RHOMBUS §&
(1) PGMKZSQ_ 2) PFMKSZQ_ (3) PGNKZSQ (Ay PENKZSQ
If TEACHER is coded as SEABGEQ. then the code for STUDENT is
TEACHER & SEABGEQ m@ 8'& SQ STUDENT & SE
(1) RSVDFMR (2) RSUCEMR (3) RSUCEMS (4) RSVDFMS
Date, Time & Arrangement Problems (Marks : 10)
BA, Stroke, wOSe LExvgeo (Artze0 : 10)
‘The angle between the minutes hand and hours hand when the time shown in the clock is 6.20 pm is,
AEcirdod twabo d* 6.20 erwodSypeh Dimare, Sngn% Node Lng’ Lebo S20
(ly 58° (2) 60° (3) 65° (4) 70°
A big joint family has. grandfather; father; mother; four sons and their wives; and two
daughters of each son. How many female members are there in the family ?
28 Bh Ghyd Sono wr, BPAY, Gy, Keotht Sees arg ardgeo, HS
Soh & adh Krew aar&. v Himowod* wetard Lows Dod?
qa) 13 @) 14 @) 15 @) 16
As per the time table the local train leaves the station at regular intervals of 45 minutes.
Reaching the station a person learnt that the train left 10 minutes ago and the next train is
‘at 10.15 a.m, What time did the person arrive at the station ?
Sy BS Sev sro SEE BS 3 45 Nw eeH BAS Hod mahudHHos. af
BgB YAS THD a BoS 10 Déwsre (Sa SQOSD StarSO 10.15 am. H doch
Besar. © gS YUSS 9 Labs dun yeh ?
(1) 9.25 a.m. (2) 9.30am.
@ 9.25 & 9.30
(G) 9.35 am. (4) 940m.
49.35 & 9.40
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69.
70.
me
72.
73.
74,
75.
A car travels from A to B at a speed of 24 kmph and returns from B to A at a speed of
40 kmph. What is the average speed of the car for the whole journey (in kmph) ?
2S sx A 0d BS How 24 8a. Bo# foaireso Th WH BGrd (oairesod* B Woe A S
Hoes 40 3D. Mos SQ)00 Ano (aber es sx LON io dbs 7 (Hout $0. 4)
(l) 36 (2) 34 (3) 32 (4) 30
In a Queue of 51, the positions of A and B are tenth and thirty fifth respectively. If C is in
between A and B and equidistant from them, how many are there (without counting C) in
front of C in the queue 2
51 B08 Bay oS Sg AB © PU BUT BERG, Soy arsed. A,B Bhs Gers
Gedo C YO (CW Tz. 0v5oa» C Sar Swot BUS* aod 0d Srgc* aay?
(1) 26 (2) 27 (3) 28 (4) 29
A, B, C, D and E sit on a bench ina row such that C sits between D and E; D sits between
A and C while E sits between C and B. Their seating arrangement is
A,B,C,D,E eo a8 Bodp : D, Ee ted C: A, C © hy DiC, Bo Ss E Qos
Gorm ErtywyW. ards Srthyy (Boo
() A-C-D-E-B Q) A-D-C-E-B
G) A-D-E-C-B (4) A-E-C=D-B
an
Ifab #0 and a+ b= an, then (f°)
ei
#0 0%8raeb= 1-1, cand 5 (i t}-
&
(1) 1008x2015 (2) 1007x2015. (3) 1006x2015 (4) 0
1 . 409 + 409
If aob= Jab + Jp andaad= vab — Ie then 759 —4A9 7
_ lg 409 +409 _
aob=-Vab + Japs b= ab - Teens as *
1 1
yt 2 t+ 3) 18 4) 36
5 @ a @) co)
If today is Sunday what day of the week will it be 63 days later ?
a Her wdardo wand 63 Hare Soy J) ado SAHOO?
(1) Sunday (2) Monday (3) Tuesday (4) Wednesday
wOardo daardo Boii¥ardo awgardo
A clock is set at 10.00 a.m. If clock loses 3 minutes every two hours, what is the correct
time when the clock shows 4.00 p.m. on the same day ?
2 KadkrSod* Lard sbabo 10.00 Kobe LOdrw. « Addrfo HB does
Howes 3 Sawaren wergor BONS, wd Sar wv MadirSo saho[so 4.00 Howes
UPHOMALYG HO wawd Labo Dos 2
(1) 4.03pm. (2) 4.06pm. (3) 4.09pm. (4) 4.12 p.m.
a 4.03 a) 4.06 & 4.09 42
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SECTION -B
Mathematical Abii
63S DEBoS
Questions : 75 Marks : 75
a yeo : 15 drdyeo: 75
(i) Arithmetical Ability (Marks : 35)
COsNAS TES (Srey.e0 : 35)
76, In a fraction if the numerator is increased by 20% and the denominator is decreased by
20% we get new fraction 3 The sum of the new fraction and the original fraction is
aS DW vHd, 20% Wood, sord 20% SHAQ Sey SS DOO 3. & FS DA,
whew dio So
2 4 5
l= 2) = 3) = 4)
( 7 Qa QB) 5 (4)
77. \f 25% of a number is 25 more than 25% of 500, then the number is
28 Homgs® 25%, 500 5* 25% ¥oB 25 D&S wand Wome
(1) 500 (2) 550 (3) 600 (4) 650
78. By selling an item for % 189, a trader gets a profit of 12 %. The cost price (in rupees) of
the item is
aS Sep Gr. 189 8 wadyd a SYWOE 12% % ewdfo SMod. w SH SWSe
(Grades
(1) 148 (2) 158 (3) 168 (4) 178
79. The cost price of an item is % 250. Its marked price is 360. The maximum possible
discount that can be given so that a profit of 20% is made is
28 SY SS IP, 250. GD SSS Se Sw. 360. HIB 20% erdio Sur, w APYP
Bdg8OS SsO8 dadsor
() %30 (2) %40 (3) %50 (4) %60
80.
In a partnership, A invests + of the capital for + of the time: B invests fof the capital
for sof the time while C invests the rest of the capital for the whole time. The share of A
(in thousands of rupees) in the profit of € 2.28 lakhs is
a8 griaghgod*, A aufo Dead" 1 boibis 1 Sot tkvabodren; B argo
Dinas! : 8 som + S0% Lincbodme sour NDS BEwAd C w GIS
Lhiabivoe Goats. odo dr, 2.28 of Aarin Se Srd abe
a) %6 (Q) 24 G) 2 (4) 20
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81.
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In a joint business, A invests % 20,000 for six months while B invested certain amount for
the whole year. In the year-end profit of € 9,000 the share of A is 6,000. The amount (in
rupees) invested by B is
a G8 wgEPSoe*, A wb Svvadto Sr. 20,000 Bywd dowir, B S& Bod
Bods Vo Enso Gourd. Lossyorods ergo Gr. 9,000 S* A arer Sr. 6,000.
DBPTOS B Dead (Grarahs*)
(1) 8,000 (2) 6,000 (3) 5,000 (4) 4,000
Pipes A, B.C can fill a tank individually in 2 hours, 3 hours and 4 hours respectively. All
the three are opened for 15 minutes and pipe C is closed. The time (in minutes) required
further to fill the tank is
women A, B,C ea ak HSI Br 2 Kobea, 3 Hobe, 4 Hobos Dodioy S
BWGOdSD 15 DavFredren Dy, o SOS CD Lapses. w SY DosenDS sroew
Ros Wsnabo (Award)
a) 48 (2) 52% (3) 34 (4) 70
Pipes A and B can fill a tank in 9 minutes and 12 minutes respectively. A is opened and
after sometime B is opened: and the tank is full in 4 minutes. The time difference (in
minutes) between the opening of A and B is
Doge A, Bw aS SE Ser 9 Andres, 12 Dwarg* Nod Hey AD yd Sos
WaaarRS BD DENS, @ BG4 Vind s® Noob. A, B ow yowtadire ey dar Qars)
ay 4 (2) 3 GB)e2 (4) 1%
Three trains A, B and C moving at speeds s,. s, and s, respectively take times t,, t, and t,
respectively to cover a distance of x kms. Ift, :t, :t, = 20: 15 : 12, then s, : s):s,
SGM 5), 8), 8, STS SBS Be A, B, C eo x 8.2b. Grordy wberns SF Ltatres
DOO thy thy ty ths
() 2:3:4 (2)
= 20:15: 12 sand s,: 5,28, =....
24:5 (3) 4:5:6 (4) 5:6:7
The time (in seconds) taken by a train of 240 metres long travelling at 70 kmph to cross
another train of length 110 metres standing on a parallel track is
240 dood SrwsyXdy aS Geo Now 70 8.0d. SKS Seer, Whross Lepep Deady,
110 dO8 reéssy He LS Ger Boo LF Labo Sosy
a) 20 @) 18 @) 17 @ 16
10 men and 15 women can complete a work in 6 days; and 12 men and 27 women can
complete the same work in 4 days. The number of days required for 2 men and 12 women
to complete the same work is
2S DAD 10 Wd Ledunev, 15 Hod gen SOD 6 Sarg Yrg Fabiew: wd YD 12
S08 Wexne0, 27 HOB hyea SOV 4 Hard pg Dawes. v GID ade Wesineo,
12 08 Syeo SOR %rQ Faber dS HY Sere Lows
a) 8 @) 9 G) 10 12
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Aand B can doa work in 8 hours: B and C can complete the same work in 6 hours while C and
A require 12 hours to complete that work. The time required by C alone to complete that work is
A,B ca a8 OOO 8 Hobd® YQ Dabriet; B.C eo wd UNO Hoog* 9 Sabie; CA
8 © WY'Y Bahewds 12 fhooe Sar. w BNC ahd OQ Hahends 4 vaivabo
(1) 16 hours (2) 9 hours 36 minutes
16 Soben 9 home 36 Xawaren
(3) 48 hours (4) 10 hours 30 minutes
48 Soe 10 Some 30 Qdwaren
The area of a square S is equal to the area of the rectangle of sides 56 metres and 14
metres. The length (in metres) of diagonal of $ is
2S BHGWO S STego; 56 Ow, 14 do share He af AY SHvH Svergos
Varo. oped S as D8o IUuy (hogs
a) 42 Q) 28/2 G) 14v2 ) 122
The area of a rhombus is 144 square units. If one of its diagonals is 18 units then the
Jength of the other diagonal (in units) is
a8 Bh Saye Brose 144 Wsely oirdp. od as ASD Say 18 asaya,
BoéF D8SL) Tae (asPdHS',
a) 9 (2) 12 G) 14 (4) 16
A brick measures 20 ems x 10 ems x 7.5 ems. The number of bricks required to build a
wall of dimensions 25 m x 2 m x 0.75 m is
28 adv$ LOSrm0 20 Vo.dd. x 10 Vo.ad. x 7.5 Bods. 25 dx 2 dx 0.75 & Yodre0
Ke FG Doyerds sheds atvse Lomg
(1) 24000 (2) 25000 G) 26000 (4) 27000
‘The volume ofa coneis 108 1 cubic ems and its height is 9 cms. The base radius | {in ams) of the concis
28 ¥oyy WLS 108 W.Va. PDH 9 Dod. w HoHY abe wgrBo (0.. oF
a) 4 ot) @) 6 4 8
A rectangular plot R of perimeter 46 metres has area 120 square metres. The area of the
square whose side is equal to the diagonal of R. is
DM Svs 46 How te aS AY HVS Yoo R Svego 120 Sie R
DSJowH VBI shard FOS ISS SeLgo
(1) 361 sq.m(Sab.) (2) 289 sq. m(S.2b.)
(3), 225 sq. m(S2b) (4) 169 sq. m Sab.)
A wheel makes 50 revolutionsin covering a distance of 440 metres. The radius (in metres) of the wheel is
440 soadim GrOeras 28 H[So 50 Waeren SSO. w wy TOGO (OSS)
() 4.2 Q) 2.8 (3) 1.4 (4) 0.7
The ratio of the curved surface area to the total surface area of a right circular cylinder is 1
its total surface area is 616 sq. cms., then the volume of the cylinder (in cubic ems) is
a8 Syeord Yriy SESe Srego, AbOSe SrOrge MB 1: 2. ad Hospgse
Brego 616 4.20. vod w roy WLOsrado . V0.0)
(1) 1120 (2) 1080 (3) 1078 (4) 1000
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If.x > 0 and |I -3x| >4—x, then
x>0,|I-3r|>4-x ard why
a) wed @ vod eo) sod (4) sod
(1100101), ~ (1011011) =
() (1010), (2) (1100), (1001, (4) (1101),
Ifm = 7! , 5? 34 28, then the greatest integer value of k such that 21 divides m is
m= 7! 5?.34, Seana m 9 21k Sd yuomr erhotiep dod wSgd8 Ypgro¥o k Dead
aot Q) 2 Q) 4 (4) 8
If; = c’ #0 and b = ac, then the progression in which x, y, z are is
at= bY =c/ #0 wR ar b?= ac wond wdrpe x.y, zen GOS AB
(1) an arithmetic progression (2) a geometric progression
28 608 4G 28 the AS
(3) a harmonic progression (4) an arithmetico-geometrie progression
28 SrordgS 1G aS eS - te 8G
Three numbers are in the ratio 1 : 2 : 3 and the sum of the cubes of them is 36. The
smallest number among them is
ard Domgen 1:2: 3 DNC doar, ar owe Snho 36 wddgtnaryow. sree?
© Sky dong
mot @ 2 3 (4) 4
The earnings of A. B.C are in the ratio 7: 9+ 12 and their expenditures are in the ratio
8:92:15. IFA saves 25% of his earnings, then the ratio of their savings is
A,B,C © eordire 288.7595 12 srr 0 Ho NBs: 9: 15. A
warabot* 25% Dery TY aro Hee XMy@
(1) 46:99:59 (2) 56:99:69 (3) 69:56:99 (4) 59:46:99
EER anda then + y=
If
BEF syst eau ey
(l) 6 Q)7 (@) 8 4 9
D ees (a-b) (Va-vo,
Ifa #b, a? +b? # 0, then ——— i
oO as) la +b
Pb. at +b? 4 (a-b) (Va -vb) _
a#b.a> + b* #0 wan ca» larJb
2Vab i! 11
1 2 2J-+— 2J-+—
a) a+b @) ab &) ls ab 4 ab
The least positive integer m to be added to 3096 so that their sum is divisible by 39 is
3096 8 m2 SOUS Sey Sango 39 F Db Lore erhotudty m KY Sdopqro¥ Devd
(ay 2 Q) 12 (3) 24 (4) 32
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If a number k is of the form 18 m + 7 for some integer m then the remainder when k is
divided by 6 is
a8 Wows k Ero 18 m +7 (m ak YpgroSo) wond k 9 6D erhowirr Si) Tao
qa) $5 (2) 3 GB) 2 4) 1
The largest number m such that the numbers 947, 639 and 1051 leave the same remainder
when divided by m is
m & ehowrr Dowgen 947, 639, 1051 ev ad Arr adyiwod 409 Loz m
ay 3 Q) 4 @B) 7 4) 0
The number of pairs of positive integers a and b such that a + b = 594 and ged (a, b) = 27 is
a+b = 594 wader Ader (a,b) = 27 wabgen Soe Soypgrosrea a,b v ede Song
a) 4 5 @) 6 (4) 7
L.
0.0006198
1
= 0.16134 rr BSH ep) ———_
6.198 0.0006198
(1) 0.016134 (2) 0.16134 (3) 16134 (4) 1613.4
Taking as = 0.16134, the value of
1
The rational number r that becomes 3 when | is subtracted from the numerator and
becomes 3 when 1 is subtracted from the denominator is
at w8idod Yvoms r O19 eo Woe 1 Sadar i LS, Ho koa 1 SaSabr
2 wydr dod w Gong r=
17 15 13 9
w yy 1S 3B 4 2
32 oO 26 8) 24 @ 16
‘The descending order of the fractions ©, >, > and Lis
e iW 1S
859 7
33 8 To wastive (so
doe 13712711 is? ® wel
9875 9785 5789 5879
Soe O ee Stee w Boe
o 1113 ist 11s Bi? 12°1S°13 11 4 12°13 15°11
1.57777 .
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(i) Algebraic and Geometrical Ability (Marks : 30)
dab, anghBob Maggs (Sr%y00 : 30)
ei
iii: ee os 45°+ tan 45
a @) 3422 (4) 6+ 4/2
112, 120s, _sind__
sind cos
(1) 2sin€ (2) 20s 6 (3) 2sec@ (4) 2cosec @
113. In AABC, ZABC = 45°, ZCAB = 30° and CD is perpendicular to AB. If CD = 100, then
AB=
AABC & ZABC = 45°, ZCAB = 30°, AB 8 CD wowo. CD = 100 eave AB =
Q) 100(V3+1) (2) 100(V3-1) (3) SolV3-+1) (4) ~so(v3-1)
114. 1f7 + 10x has maximum at x= at € R, then =
7+ lx - 5° x= GE ROS KOYo do a=
a) o @1 @) 92 @ 3
115. The progression in which the roots of the equation 6x° — 11x? + 6x- 1 = 0 lie is
WSSe90 6x5 - | a? + 6x — 1 = 0 GS, Sareren GoS BS
(1) anarithmetic progression (2) a geometric progression
08 ae roo IG
(3) aharmonic progression (4) aarithmetico-geometric progression
sores ae 08 - M4
116. The quadratic expression that leaves remainders 1, 2 and 4 respectively when divided by
(x- 1), (v2) and (v— 3) is
(x= 1), (6 =2), = 3) OH erAhodm BOorr 1, 2, 4 daPeo ady ct arwo:
a) slr ere) )) z?-»+1) (3) gle ere) (4) x+2)
117. Ifp(a) is a polynomial divisibie by (x — 5), then a factor of px? - 3) is
2.8 EWG pix) d (v- 5) Darr ePAY wwe p(x? -3) 8 a¥ sr*Sero¥o
Q) x42 Q) x+1 (3) x-1 (4) x-2
11g, 1f 2% =S ana 22 =6, then (sy) =
x+y 5. x-y
728 49 c6eond y=
xty So x-y
ad) (2.3) Q) 6.2) G) (1.2) @ QD
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The number of solutions of the system x — y+z= — 6,xty -2=3,-x+y —z=6is
Bghyr -ytz=-6,xt+y-z=3,-xt+y—72=6 8 he Shee Vong
qd) 0 (2) 1 (3) 3 (4) Infinite/oxodo.
The sum of all the natural numbers between 1 and 100 which are divisible by 7 is
7d digkor erhodachs&r, 108 100888 sod Leva Lomge Sno
(1) 735 (2) 730 (3) 725 (4) 715
= 3k
ae
a) 0 (2) ; GB) : @ 1
If the fourth term in the binomial expansion of (= et
6
(2 +4) OgOS DQUEE are Wo 160 word x=
a 8 @) -8 4 @) -1
The middle term in the expansion of (#
:
( -4) DBs saeSghaso
(1) -S6x (2) =70x°* (3) 70x* (4) -S6x*
1 2%
A=|2 1 2|=A?-4A=
a
(1) 2 (2) 31 (3) 41 (4) SI
If det A = 5 for a3 x 3 matrix A, then det (5A) =
aS 3x3 Br[BS AS det A =5 wond det (SA) =
q) 5 QF Bg) s @) s*
lim r-3
493 Vx-2-Va-x
a) oO Q) 1 @) 2 (@) 4
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In AABC, ZBAC=90°, ADLBC, AD = 6 cm and BD = 4 cm. Then DC =
AABC &* ZBAC=90°, AD.LBC, AD = 6 80.2, BD = 4 200.8, edt DC =
() 4em 0.2) Q) 6emo.,)
(3) 9em 0.2) (4) 152 cm 0.2)
The vertices A, B, C, D in that order of a quadrilateral lie on a circle, Then ZABC +
ZADC =
aS Heche Bren A, B,C, D w ad SHoe* aS sop Garyov. edd ZABC +
ZADC=
(1) 90° (2) 120° (3) 135° (4) 180°
en area of the square is
Ifa square is inscribed in a citele of radius 4 x
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a) 2014 (2) 2015 (3) 2016 (4) 2017
For AABC with vertices A(4, 2), B(6, 5) and C(1, 4) the length of the median through A is
A(4, 2), BG, 5), C(1, 4) e& Bgrenrr Ne AABC 8 A tooar Bad WS giis Gy Sresy
ay 4 a Ais (3) (4) 2
If A (k,-3), B (2,—5) and C (-1, -8) lie on a line, then AB: BC =
A(k,-3), B 2, -5), CC, -8) ev 28 288 SwD do¥ AB: BC=
(I) 2:3 Q) V2:v3 3) (4) 4:9
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. For statements p and q.the tautology among the following is
Wddarea p,q o% $08 HIE DB Hage
() (yap (2) (rAgd>p (3) ~Padrp (4) ~(@va—>P
Ifp and q are statements, then the inverse of p > qis
pivdab q eo Ravareond, pq § DE%xw
() q>p 2) ~q>~p (G3) ~p>o~a (4) ~p>q
k=1,2,3,.... 08
(1) {0} (2) 6 GB) (A) fee R:0 R are defined by f(x) = 2° and g(x) =
{x ER: (fog) (a) = (gof) (@)} =
f: ROR gi R Row WB xe RS fla) = 2", aA) = vo BWEDY why
{x € R: (fog) (x) = (gof) (@)} =
(i) Rk (2) 6 (3) {0,2} (4) {0}
for each x € R, then
The length of the line segment intercepted between the axes by the line joining (6, 4) and
©3, 8) is
(6, ~ 4), (3, 8) o& 80D 288 Gy MroogreS modosad Parmodiy Baty
(ly 3 Q) 4 GB) 5 (4) 6
‘The angle between the lines 2x + 3y = 5 and 2(x ~1) +32 +y) = 6is
WSSSpeo w+ Jy =5, x -1) +32 +y) = 6 e Bey Sao
(1) 0° (2) 45° (3) 60° (4) 90°
2 tan 30° =
1+ tan? 30°
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Statistical Ability (Marks : 10)
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For n > 1, let a, = k where k is the remainder when n is divided by 5. Then the mode of
the observations a... 4. Ay. a5, My, ay is
nz18a,-k&nd5d whom Say Hho k OUSOS. wiped
By Byy Ay. yy Bigs Ay, dy & BPEMVESO
qd) oi (2) 2
@G) 3 (4) 4
The standard deviation of 1, 2, 3, ....,25 is
1,2, 3, sang 25 © [S& Dsewo
QQ) 13V2 Q) Wis
@) 52 (4) 26
Ifo? is the variance of x, x3,...., x, then 96° is the variance of
Aires ay YB o” Sand 90" D DY fhe a Dereso
() 43x, 4 = 3x, 004 = 3,
2) 4495, 44 Ora. 4 + Oy
@G) 4 - 9x, 4- 9x,,...,4—9x,
(4) 44815, 44 81x) .644 81s,
The correlation coefficient r satisfies the inequality
kr Hood Mae r $7HHOS whsros
Q) [ried Q) |rl<1
@) drisi (4) -2
