Tech Mahindra Aptitude Questions Answers Paper 2
Tech Mahindra Aptitude Questions Answers Paper 2
Quantitative aptitude
A-6, 343
B-4, 27
C-5, 125
D-6, 64
Explanation:
Let there are ‘y’ consecutive even numbers whose average is ‘a’, where ‘a’ is
such that its cube root is one digit prime number.
Now, let the smallest of these ‘y’ consecutive even numbers be ‘n’, then we
should have
Now, we need to look each option and whichever will satisfy the expression (i)
would be our choice.
[n + (n + 2) + (n + 4) + (n + 6) + (n + 8) + (n + 10)]
= 343
6
6n + 30 = 6 × 343
n = 338
Now, question also says that the smallest number is 20% less than the largest,
let us check if this happens in this case:
348 – 338 76
× 100 = 2 %
348 87
[n + (n + 2) + (n + 4) + (n + 6)]
= 27
4
4n + 12 = 108
n = 24
Now, question says that the smallest number is 20% less than the largest, let
us check if this happens in this case:
30 – 24
× 100 = 20%
30
Similarly, the students can check the only left option to assure that only option
(B) is correct.
A-4.50
B-4.25
C-4.00
D-5.00
Explanation:
P × 3 × 6 18P
= =
100 100
2P × R × 5 10PR
= =
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100 100
It is given that
18P 10PR
: =2:5
100 100
18 : 10R = 2 : 5
R = 4.5
A- Rs. 8000
B- Rs. 11000
C- Rs. 7000
D- Rs. 10000
Explanation:
Let Raman got R, Tanay got T, Vishal got V and Samarth got S amount rupees.
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20
Then, V = (1 + ) T = 1.2T
100
25
and R = (1 – ) S = 0.75S
100
It is given that
R + V = 9000
T + S = 9000
0.45S = 1800
S = 4000
4. An article was marked above 30% its cost price. Two successive
discounts were offered during its sale in the market so that a profit of
Rs. 53 was made. What was the cost price if both the successive
discounts were equal to 10%?
A-1000
B-1200
C-1500
D-1800
Explanation:
Let the cost price be Rs. C.
30
Then the marked price would be (1 + ) C = 1.3C
100
The successive discounts were 10%, so selling price would be 90%of 90% of
1.3C = 81% of 1.3C = 1.053C.
Thus, C = 1000.
A-15000
B-20000
C-25000
D- None of these
Explanation:
Let the population 2 years ago was P. Then, Jamnagar has population after one
year
R
= P + R% of P = P (1 + R%) = P (1 + )
100
After 2 years, the Jamnagar’s population
R R R
= P (1 + ) + R% of P (1 + ) = P (1 + ) (1 + R%)
100 100 100
R R R 2
= P (1 + ) + (1 + ) = P (1 + )
100 100 100
R 2
= P (1 – )
100
R 2
= P (1 + R 2 R 2 R 2
) – P (1 – ) = P [(1 + ) – P (1 – ) ]
100 100 100 100
R 2
= P [1 + ( 2R R 2 2R
) + – 1 – () + ]
100 100 100 100
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2R 2R 4PR
=P[ + ]=
100 100 100
4PR
= 1000R
100
P = 25000
A-7
B-9
C-5
D-8
Explanation:
Let the volume of the bucket be ‘U’ litres, then 32U litres would be the volume
of the water tank. Now, the kid, each time fills the bucket to 4U/n litres and to
fill the water tank he poured 72 such buckets.
4U
Thus, 72 × = 32U
n
n=9
7. A bag contain 5 black and 3 red balls. Two balls are drawn at
random.What is the probability of getting both balls of different
colours?
A-11/28
B-13/28
C-15/28
D-17/28
Explanation:
First we will find out the probability of getting both balls of same colours.
5C2 5
= =
8C2 14
3C2 3
= =
8C2 28
5 3 13
Total probability = + =
14 28 28
13 15
=1– =
28 28
A-24
B-26
C-28
D-30
Explanation:
We need to check all the possible cases for what could be the length of
hypotenuse.
if h = 10 cm, then y < 10 cm and b < 10 cm, and in this way y+b < 20 cm. And
we have then h + y + b < 30cm. But perimeter is 60 cm, so the hypotenuse
cannot be 10cm.
Now we have two more choices left, but since there is no distinction the
question make about the relative length of base and height, we can assume 10
cm to be either base or height.
Then,
h + 10 + y = 60
h + y = 50
1
Area = 120 = × 10 × y
2
y = 24 cm
h = 50 –24 = 26 cm.
We should have b2 + y2 = h2
10 × 10 + 24 × 24 = 26 × 26
9. The age of father 10 years ago was 200% more than the age of his
son. Ifthe ratio of present age of son and father is 3:7, then
Explanation:
Thus, S = 3F/7
10 years ago, F – 10
200
= (1 + ) (S – 10) = 3(S – 10) ---- (ii)
100
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3F
F – 10 = 3 ( – 10 )
7
9F
F – 10 = – 30
7
9F
F– = – 20
7
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F = 70
3F
Similarly, we get S = = 30
7
30 –25 = 5
70 – 25 = 45
5 : 45 = 1 : 9
70 + 5 = 75
30 – 5 = 25
10. Raman started a business with Rs. 10000 and after a few months he
wasjoined by his friend Aman. The profit at the end of the year was
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A-4
B-6
C-8
D-10
Explanation:
Profit distribution between Raman and Aman is 4 : 3, and Raman got 30% of
10000 = 3000,
3
thus Aman got × 3000 = Rs. 2250.
4
12 × 10000 : 11250y = 4 : 3
y = 8.