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RRB Clerk Prelims Full Length Mock Test 2 (PYQ)

Q1 The relationships between the various (A) If only conclusion I follows.

elements in these forward-looking statements (B) If only conclusion II follows.
are linked. The statements are followed by (C) If either conclusion I or II follows.
conclusions. Analyze the micro on the basis of (D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows
the given statements and select the (E) If both conclusions I and II follow.
appropriate answers.
Q4 The relationships between the various
Statements:- F > R ≥ T = E > W ≤ Q
elements in these forward-looking statements
Conclusions: I. E < F II. Q ≥ T
are linked. The statements are followed by
(A) If only conclusion I follows.
conclusions. Analyze the micro on the basis of
(B) If only conclusion II follows.
the given statements and select the
(C) If either conclusion I or II follows.
appropriate answer:
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows
Statements: Q > O ≥ P = K < U ≤ Z
(E) If both conclusions I and II follow.
Conclusions: I. Z > K II. Q > U
Q2 The relationships between the various (A) If only conclusion I follows.
elements in these forward-looking statements (B) If only conclusion II follows.
are linked. The statements are followed by (C) If either conclusion I or II follows.
conclusions. Analyze the micro on the basis of (D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows
the given statements and select the (E) If both conclusions I and II follow.
appropriate answer:
Q5 The relationships between the various
Statements: W = G ≥ T = C ≤ V ≤ B
elements in these forward-looking statements
Conclusions: I. W > C II. W = T
are linked. The statements are followed by
(A) If only conclusion I follows.
conclusions. Analyze the micro on the basis of
(B) If only conclusion II follows.
the given statements and select the
(C) If either conclusion I or II follows.
appropriate answer:
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows
Statements: K < G ≤ D < C > R ≤ Y
(E) If both conclusions I and II follow.
Conclusions: I. C > G II. K < D
Q3 The relationships between the various (A) If only conclusion I follows.
elements in these forward-looking statements (B) If only conclusion II follows.
are linked. The statements are followed by (C) If either conclusion I or II follows.
conclusions. Analyze the micro on the basis of (D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows
the given statements and select the (E) If both conclusions I and II follow.
appropriate answer:
Q6 Study the following sequence and answer the
Statements: K > I ≥ G > F ≤ T < R
given questions.
Conclusions: I. K > R II. R > G

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Z?6X¥P5A©6
Q10 Study the following sequence and answer the
Which of the following element is sixth to the
given questions.
left of the eighth element from the right end of
B@9#C1£28Dµ7K5LE%U&F€MG4!3
the given arrangement?
Z?6X¥P5A©6
(A) M (B) 4
How many such symbols are there in the given
(C) G (D) 3
series which are immediately preceded by a
(E) None of these
vowel and immediately followed by a number?
Q7 Study the following sequence and answer the (A) None
given questions. (B) One
B@9#C1£28Dµ7K5LE%U&F€MG4!3 (C) Two
Z?6X¥P5A©6 (D) Three
How many such letters are there in the given (E) More than three
series which are immediately preceded by a
Q11 Directions: Study the information given below
symbol and immediately followed by a number?
and answer the given questions.
(A) Two (B) Four
Six persons were born on two different dates
(C) None (D) Three
either 11 or 22 of three different month’s viz.
(E) More than four
September, October and November. F was born
Q8 Study the following sequence and answer the on an odd date in the month which has even
given questions. days. Two persons were born between Q and F.
B@9#C1£28Dµ7K5LE%U&F€MG4!3 More than two persons were born between Q
Z?6X¥P5A©6 and T. R was born before D and after B.
If all the letters are dropped in the given series, How many persons were born after R?
which element will be eleventh from the right (A) Two (B) One
end? (C) None (D) Three
(A) 4 (B) % (E) None of these
(C) & (D) 5
Q12 Directions: Study the information given below
(E) None of these
and answer the given questions.
Q9 Study the following sequence and answer the Six persons were born on two different dates
given questions. either 11 or 22 of three different month’s viz.
B@9#C1£28Dµ7K5LE%U&F€MG4!3 September, October and November. F was born
Z?6X¥P5A©6 on an odd date in the month which has even
Which of the following element is fourth to the days. Two persons were born between Q and F.
right of the ninth element from the left end of More than two persons were born between Q
the given arrangement? and T. R was born before D and after B.
(A) 8 (B) K Q.Who was born on 11th November?
(C) E (D) P (A) Q (B) F

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(C) D (D) T Six persons were born on two different dates

(E) None of these either 11 or 22 of three different month’s viz.
September, October and November. F was born
Q13 Directions: Study the information given below
on an odd date in the month which has even
and answer the given questions.
days. Two persons were born between Q and F.
Six persons were born on two different dates
More than two persons were born between Q
either 11 or 22 of three different month’s viz.
and T. R was born before D and after B.
September, October and November. F was born
How many Persons were born after D.
on an odd date in the month which has even
(A) One (B) Four
days. Two persons were born between Q and F.
(C) Three (D) Two
More than two persons were born between Q
(E) None of these
and T. R was born before D and after B.
Q.Which of the following statements are true? Q16 Directions: Study the information given below
I. More than four persons were born after T and answer the given questions.
II. Two persons were born between B and D Find the odd one out?
III. At least one person was born after F (A) CBF (B) KJM
(A) Both II and III (C) POS (D) VUY
(B) Only III (E) SRV
(C) Both I and II
Q17 Directions: Study the following information
(D) Only I
carefully and answer the questions given
(E) All I, II and III
below:
Q14 Directions: Study the information given below There are seven members in a family in which
and answer the given questions. two are married couples. S is grandmother of K.
Six persons were born on two different dates B is father- in-law of A. C is mother of D. J is
either 11 or 22 of three different month’s viz. brother of K and his mother is D. J and K are
September, October and November. F was born unmarried.
on an odd date in the month which has even Q. How is S related to D?
days. Two persons were born between Q and F. (A) mother (B) sister
More than two persons were born between Q (C) Mother in law (D) Grandmother
and T. R was born before D and after B. (E) None of these
Q.Who among the following was born in
Q18 Directions: Study the following information
October?
carefully and answer the questions given
(A) R (B) Q
below:
(C) D (D) Both R and D
There are seven members in a family in which
(E) Both Q and D
two are married couples. S is grandmother of K.
Q15 Directions: Study the information given below B is father- in-law of A. C is mother of D. J is
and answer the given questions. brother of K and his mother is D. J and K are
unmarried.

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Q. How is C related to K? (C) O (D) N

(A) mother (E) None of these
(B) Paternal grandmother
Q22 Directions: Study the following data carefully
(C) Mother in law
and answer the questions accordingly.
(D) Maternal Grandmother
Seven people sit around a circular table and
(E) None of these
they all are facing the center. One person sits
Q19 Directions: Study the following information between M and
carefully and answer the questions given K. N sits 3rd to the left of K. D is neither an
below: immediate neighbor of M nor N. G sits 2nd to
There are seven members in a family in which the right of D. O sits 2nd to the left of L.
two are married couples. S is grandmother of K. What is the position of G with respect to N?
B is father- in-law of A. C is mother of D. J is (A) 3rd to the left
brother of K and his mother is D. J and K are (B) 2nd to the right
unmarried. (C) 3rd to the right
Q. How many female members in the family? (D) Immediate left
(A) Two (E) None of these
(B) Four
Q23 Directions: Study the following data carefully
(C) Three
and answer the questions accordingly.
(D) Five
Seven people sit around a circular table and
(E) Can’t be determined
they all are facing the center. One person sits
Q20 In the number ‘95273524’, how many pairs of between M and K. N sits 3rd to the left of K. D is
the digits have the same digits between them neither an immediate neighbor of M nor N. G
(both forward and backward direction) as in sits 2nd to the right of D. O sits 2nd to the left
the number series? of L.
(A) Four (B) Two How many persons sit between O and M when
(C) One (D) Three counted to the left of M?
(E) More than four (A) More than four (B) Three
(C) One (D) Two
Q21 Directions: Study the following data carefully
(E) None
and answer the questions accordingly.
Seven people sit around a circular table and Q24 Directions: Study the following data carefully
they all are facing the center. One person sits and answer the questions accordingly.
between M and K. N sits 3rd to the left of K. D is Seven people sit around a circular table and
neither an immediate neighbor of M nor N. G they all are facing the center. One person sits
sits 2nd to the right of D. O sits 2nd to the left between M and K. N sits 3rd to the left of K. D is
of L. neither an immediate neighbor of M nor N. G
Who sits 4th left of D? sits 2nd to the right of D. O sits 2nd to the left
(A) M (B) K of L.

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Which of the following sits 2nd to the right of Q. When the first and third letter of each word
K? is interchanged, then how many meaningful
(A) G (B) O words will be formed?
(C) M (D) L (A) 3 (B) 1
(E) None of these (C) 2 (D) 5
(E) None of these
Q25 Directions: Study the following data carefully
and answer the questions accordingly. Q28 Directions: Study the following data carefully
Seven people sit around a circular table and and answer the questions accordingly.
they all are facing the center. One person sits LAB FOX SIP BET WET
between M and K. N sits 3rd to the left of K. D is
neither an immediate neighbor of M nor N. G Q. If each Consonant is changed to its previous
sits 2nd to the right of D. O sits 2nd to the left letter and each vowel is changed to its next
of L. letter according to the English alphabetical
Which of the following statements are true? series, then how many words contain at least
I. N and O are immediate neighbors one vowel?
II. D sits 2nd to the left of O (A) None
III. One person sits between L and G (B) More than three
(A) Both II and III (C) Two
(B) Only I (D) Three
(C) Only III (E) None of these
(D) Both I and II
Q29 Directions: Study the following data carefully
(E) None of these
and answer the questions accordingly.
Q26 If it is possible to make a meaningful word with LAB FOX SIP BET WET
the second, fourth, fifth, and eighth letters of
the word ‘ACHIEVED’, then which of the Q.If words are arranged according to the
following will be the third letter from the right alphabetical series (as in the English
end of that meaningful word? If no meaningful dictionary) from left to right, which word will
word can be made, give ‘X’ as the answer. If be third from the right end?
more than one meaningful word can be made, (A) LAB (B) SIP
give ‘Y’ as the answer. (C) BET (D) WET
(A) X (B) I (E) FOX
(C) Y (D) D
Q30 Directions: Study the following data carefully
(E) C
and answer the questions accordingly.
Q27 Directions: Study the following data carefully LAB FOX SIP BET WET
and answer the questions accordingly.
LAB FOX SIP BET WET Q.If each letter in each word is arranged
according to the English alphabetical series

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from left to right, then how many meaningful Q33 Directions: Study the following data carefully
words will be formed? and answer the questions accordingly.
(A) Three (B) One Seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G live in a
(C) Four (D) Two building of 7 floors but not necessarily in the
(E) None same order. The ground floor is numbered as
1st floor, just above floor is numbered as 2nd
Q31 Directions: Study the following data carefully
floor and so on till the topmost floor is
and answer the questions accordingly.
numbered as 7th floor.
LAB FOX SIP BET WET
Less than three persons live above F. One floor
gap between E and F who lives above E. G lives
Q.How many letters between 1st letter of 3rd
just above B who lives on an even numbered
word from right end and 2nd letter of 2nd word
floor. The number of floors above D is the same
from left end according to the English
as the number of floors below A. C lives below
dictionary?
A.
(A) Eight
(B) More than eleven
Who lives on the 5th floor?
(C) Three
(A) D (B) A
(D) Four
(C) F (D) G
(E) None
(E) C
Q32 Directions: Study the following data carefully
Q34 Directions: Study the following data carefully
and answer the questions accordingly.
and answer the questions accordingly.
Seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G live in a
Seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G live in a
building of 7 floors but not necessarily in the
building of 7 floors but not necessarily in the
same order. The ground floor is numbered as
same order. The ground floor is numbered as
1st floor, just above floor is numbered as 2nd
1st floor, just above floor is numbered as 2nd
floor and so on till the topmost floor is
floor and so on till the topmost floor is
numbered as 7th floor.
numbered as 7th floor.
Less than three persons live above F. One floor
Less than three persons live above F. One floor
gap between E and F who lives above E. G lives
gap between E and F who lives above E. G lives
just above B who lives on an even numbered
just above B who lives on an even numbered
floor. The number of floors above D is the same
floor. The number of floors above D is the same
as the number of floors below A. C lives below
as the number of floors below A. C lives below
A.
A.

Q. How many persons live below G?

Q. The number of persons live above B is same
(A) None (B) Two
as the number of persons live below .
(C) Six (D) Four
(A) E (B) A
(E) None of these
(C) F (D) C
(E) None of these

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Q35 Directions: Study the following data carefully at variance with commonly known facts. Read
and answer the questions accordingly. all the conclusions and then decide which of
Seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G live in a the given conclusions logically follows from the
building of 7 floors but not necessarily in the given statements disregarding commonly
same order. The ground floor is numbered as known facts.
1st floor, just above floor is numbered as 2nd Statements:
floor and so on till the topmost floor is Only a few Grapes are Mango.
numbered as 7th floor. No Mango is Banana.
Less than three persons live above F. One floor Only a few Banana are Papaya.
gap between E and F who lives above E. G lives Conclusions:
just above B who lives on an even numbered I. Some Mango are Papaya.
floor. The number of floors above D is the same II. No Mango is Papaya.
as the number of floors below A. C lives below (A) If only conclusion I follows.
A. (B) If only conclusion II follows.
(C) If either conclusion I or II follows.
Q. Which of the following statements are true? (D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows.
I. F does not live on even floor (E) If both conclusions I and II follow.
II. E lives above D
Q38 Directions:In each of the questions below,
III. G lives on the 3rd floor
some statements are given followed by some
(A) Only I
conclusions. You have to take the given
(B) Only II
statements to be true even if they seem to be
(C) Both I and II
at variance with commonly known facts. Read
(D) Both II and III
all the conclusions and then decide which of
(E) None of True
the given conclusions logically follows from the
Q36 If each vowel of the word “QUALITY” is changed given statements disregarding commonly
to the next letter of the English alphabets and known facts.
each consonant is changed to the previous Statements:
letter of the English alphabet, and then the Only a few City are Town.
alphabets thus formed are arranged in All Town are Metro.
alphabetical order from left to right, which of Conclusions:
the following will be fourth from the right end? I. Some City are Metro.
(A) K (B) P II. All City being Town is a possibility.
(C) V (D) J (A) If only conclusion I follows.
(E) None of these (B) If only conclusion II follows.
(C) If either conclusion I or II follows.
Q37 Directions:In each of the questions below,
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows.
some statements are given followed by some
(E) If both conclusions I and II follow.
conclusions. You have to take the given
statements to be true even if they seem to be Q39

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Directions:In each of the questions below, (C) If either conclusion I or II follows.

some statements are given followed by some (D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows.
conclusions. You have to take the given (E) If both conclusions I and II follow.
statements to be true even if they seem to be
Q41 Directions : what will come in the place of the
at variance with commonly known facts. Read
question mark ‘?’ in the following questions
all the conclusions and then decide which of
(4.5 × 4.5 × 4.5 × 4.5) ÷ 225 ÷ 25
the given conclusions logically follows from the
3
given statements disregarding commonly + 3 = ?

(A) 2772.90 (B) 27.0729

known facts.
(C) 277.29 (D) 27.729
Statements:
(E) None of these
Some Dolphin are Turtle.
All Turtle are Rabbit. Q42 Directions : what will come in the place of the
A few Owl are Rabbit. question mark ‘?’ in the following questions
Conclusions: (16.67% of 4446 × 1292)

I. All Dolphin are Owl. ÷ (37.5% of 2584)

3
=? – 343
II. Some Dolphin are not Owl. (A) 14 (B) 21
(A) If only conclusion I follows. (C) 11 (D) 15
(B) If only conclusion II follows. (E) None of these
(C) If either conclusion I or II follows.
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows. Q43 Directions : what approximate value should
(E) If both conclusions I and II follow. come in place of question mark (?) in the
following questions?(Note: you are not
Q40 Directions:In each of the questions below, expected to calculate the exact value)
some statements are given followed by some (7684+5454+9041) ÷ (601+296+557)
=?
conclusions. You have to take the given 3

(A) 7 (B) 6
statements to be true even if they seem to be
(C) 5 (D) 9
at variance with commonly known facts. Read
(E) None of these
all the conclusions and then decide which of
the given conclusions logically follows from the Q44 Directions : what approximate value should
given statements disregarding commonly come in place of question mark (?) in the
known facts. following questions?(Note: you are not
Statements: expected to calculate the exact value)
Only a few River are Mountain. 564.666+82.5091×44.581– 34.111+73.66 = ?
No Mountain is Concrete. (A) 4321 (B) 4640
Some Concrete are not Bricks. (C) 4340 (D) 4540
Conclusions: (E) None of these
I. Some River are being Concrete is a possibility.
Q45 Directions : what approximate value should
II. All Mountain can be river.
come in place of question mark (?) in the
(A) If only conclusion I follows.
(B) If only conclusion II follows.

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following questions?(Note: you are not correct answer.

expected to calculate the exact value) (i)x
2
– x – 6 = 0

456.675+35.7683×67.909 – 58.876 = ? (ii) y

2
− y – 12 = 0

(A) 2627 (B) 2727 (A) x > y

(C) 2827 (D) 2928 (B) x < y

(E) None of these (C) x ≥ y

(D) x ≤ y
Q46 Directions: Study the following data carefully
(E) x = y or relation cannot be established
and answer the questions accordingly.
126.87 + 86.06 – 109.93 = 7.07 × 13.02 Q52 Directions: In the given question, you have to
+ ? find the values of variable and mark the
(A) 52 (B) 42 correct answer.
(C) 12 (D) 32 3 −−−
(i)x = √4096
−

(E) None of these (ii) y = 16

Q47 Find the approximate value of ?. (A) x > y

31.332 + 46.901 + 63.453 – 58.910 = ? (B) x < y

(A) 90 (B) 83 (C) x ≤ y

(C) 48 (D) 43 (D) x ≥ y

(E) 50 (E) x = y or relation cannot be established

Q48 Find the Approximate value? Q53 Directions: In the given question, you have to

25.83 × 40.01 – 16.10 × 3.59 = ? find the values of variable and mark the

(A) 679 (B) 936 correct answer.

2
(i) x + 5x – 24 = 0
(C) 986 (D) 976
2
(ii) y + 11y + 24 = 0
(E) 990
(A) X > y
Q49 Find the approximate value of ?. (B) X < y
167.71 ÷ 6.09 × 4.11 = 79.86% of ? (C) X ≥ y
(A) 141 (B) 140 (D) X ≤ y
(C) 139 (D) 142 (E) X = y or relation cannot be established
(E) 150
Q54 Directions: In the given question, you have to
Q50 Find the approximate value of ?. find the values of variable and mark the
(71.06 × 3.69) ÷ 7.88 = (?)2 correct answer.
2
(i) 3x = 243

(A) 5 (B) 6 (ii) y

2
= 324

(C) 7 (D) 4 (A) x > y

(E) 9 (B) x < y

(C) x ≤ y
Q51 Directions: In the given question, you have to
(D) x ≥ y
find the values of variable and mark the

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(E) x = y or relation cannot be established 10, 7,11, 8,12, 9, ?

Q55 Directions: In the given question, you have to

(A) 10 (B) 13
find the values of variable and mark the
(C) 15 (D) 16
correct answer.
(E) 7
(i) x2 = 324
−−−
(ii) y = √324 Q61 Abhishek and Astha invested in a Business in
(A) x > y ratio 11:17 . Out of the total profit 7% goes for the
(B) x < y charity Astha share is 1581 then Find total profit?
(C) x ≤ y (A) 2800 (B) 2200
(D) x ≥ y (C) 3400 (D) 1700
(E) x = y or relation cannot be established (E) 3400

Q56 Directions: Study the following data carefully Q62 The average weight of a class of 22 students is
and answer the questions accordingly. 40 kg. When the weight of the teacher is also
What will come in place of ? mark in the included, the average weight increases by 750
following series? gm. What is the weight of the teacher?
10 ? 46 94 190 382 (A) 62.25 kg (B) 57.25 kg
(A) 30 (B) 20 (C) 65.65 kg (D) 75.75 kg
(C) 22 (D) 25 (E) 64.50 kg
(E) none of these
Q63 200 liters of a mixture contains 15% water and
Q57 Directions: Study the following data carefully the rest is Alcohol. The amount of alcohol that
and answer the questions accordingly. must be added so that the resulting mixture
2, 14, 70, ?, 420 contains 87.5% alcohol is?
(A) 190 (B) 320 (A) 10 (B) 40
(C) 210 (D) 200 (C) 20 (D) 30
(E) 300 (E) None of these

Q58 Find a missing number for a given series. Q64 Directions: Study the following data carefully
55, 46, 38, 30, ? and answer the questions accordingly.
(A) 31 (B) 23 If 60% of b = a, then a% of 25 is the same as:
(C) 21 (D) 28 (A) 30% of a (B) 30% of b
(E) 25 (C) 15% of a (D) 15% of b
(E) None of these
Q59 Find a missing number in a given series ?
5,10,?,26,37 Q65 1500 rupees is invested in scheme A at R% p.a.
(A) 18 (B) 17 simple interest. Another amount (1500 - x) is
(C) 16 (D) 15 invested in scheme B at 2R % p.a. simple
(E) 25 interest. After four years, interest earned from

Q60 Find the next number in the given series.

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scheme A is 25% less than that of scheme B. The perimeter of a square is equal to the
Find x. perimeter of a rectangle of length 16 m. and
(A) 500 (B) 600 breadth 12 m. Find the circumference of a circle
(C) 900 (D) 1000 ? If the diameter of a circle is equal to the side
(E) none of these of the square.(use, π =
22

7
)

(A) 88m (B) 44m

Q66 A loss of 20% is made by selling an article. Had
(C) 66m (D) 78m
it been sold for Rs. 480 more,there would have
(E) none of these
been a profit of 10%. what would be the selling
price of the article if it is sold at 25% profit? Q71 Directions: Pie chart shows the expenditure
(A) 1500 (B) 1600 incurred bringing out a book, by a publisher.
(C) 2000 (D) 1000 Study the pie chart given below and answer
(E) None of these the following questions.

Q67 $45 is contained in a box.The box has $1, ￠ 50

and ￠ 25 coins in the ratio of 2:3:4. Find the
total number of ￠25 and ￠50 coins.(1$ = 100￠)
(A) 10 (B) 20
(C) 30 (D) 50
(E) 70

Q68 In a 1500 m race, Chetna beats Vrutika by 100

m and in 1200 m race, Vrutika beats Kripa by 75
m. If Chetna and Kripa are compared, then for
how much m Chetna will beat Kripa in 900 m
race?
(A) 115 m (B) 120 m
(C) 135 m (D) 112.5 m If overall expenditures amount to Rs. 20000,
(E) None of these the expenditure on canvassing will be?
(A) Rs. 6500 (B) Rs. 3600
Q69 7 women and 7 men can do a work in 18 days. 2 (C) Rs. 14400 (D) Rs. 46800
women and 3 men can do a work in 54 days, (E) None of these
then find the time taken by 20 men to complete
the work. Q72 Directions: Pie chart shows the expenditure
(A) 20 days incurred bringing out a book, by a publisher.
(B) 15 days Study the pie chart given below and answer
(C) 17 days the following questions.
(D) 17 10 days
9

(E) 18 10
9
days

Q70

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36960 and the marked price is 40% above the

cost price, then marked price of each copy is?
(A) Rs. 122.50 (B) Rs. 117.60
(C) Rs. 126.40 (D) Rs. 92.40
(E) None of these

Q74 Directions: Pie chart shows the expenditure

incurred bringing out a book, by a publisher.
Study the pie chart given below and answer
the following questions.

What is the central angle showing the cost of

paper?
(A) 16o (B) 32o
(C) 28.8o (D) 57.6o
(E) None of these

Q73 Directions: Pie chart shows the expenditure

incurred bringing out a book, by a publisher.
Study the pie chart given below and answer
the following questions.
If the cost of printing is Rs. 23400, the royalty
is?
(A) Rs. 6500 (B) Rs. 2340
(C) Rs. 46800 (D) Rs. 7840
(E) None of these

Q75 Directions: Pie chart shows the expenditure

incurred bringing out a book, by a publisher.
Study the pie chart given below and answer
the following questions.

If 5500 copies are published and

miscellaneous expenditures amount to Rs.

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Q76 Number of items sold by Mohan in April is

what percent of the number of items sold
by Madan in February?
(A) 60% (B) 50%
(C) 75% (D) 55%
(E) None of these

Q77 Find the respective ratio of number of

items sold by Mohan in January and
number of items sold by Madan in March.
(A) 9:8 (B) 7:6
(C) 8:7 (D) 6:5
(E) None of these

If overall expenditure is Rs. 32000, Royalty on Q78 Find the difference between number of
the book is less than canvassing expenditure items sold by Madan in January and
by? number of items sold by Mohan in May.
(A) Rs. 6500 (B) Rs. 3600 (A) 40 (B) 55
(C) Rs. 2880 (D) Rs. 4680 (C) 35 (D) 60
(E) None of these (E) None of these

Directions (76-80) Read the following passage Q79 Find the total number of items sold by
and answer the given questions. Madan in all the five months.
Directions : The following bar graph shows the (A) 2340 (B) 2240
number of items sold by two shopkeepers in (C) 2440 (D) 2120
five different months. (E) None of these

Q80 Number of items sold by Mohan in March

is what percent more than the number of
items sold by him in February?
(A) 50% (B) 75%
(C) 25% (D) 60%
(E) None of these

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Answer Key
Q1 (A) Q28 (B)

Q2 (C) Q29 (A)

Q3 (D) Q30 (D)

Q4 (A) Q31 (C)

Q5 (E) Q32 (B)

Q6 (C) Q33 (E)

Q7 (A) Q34 (C)

Q8 (C) Q35 (D)

Q9 (B) Q36 (B)

Q10 (B) Q37 (C)

Q11 (D) Q38 (A)

Q12 (B) Q39 (C)

Q13 (A) Q40 (E)

Q14 (D) Q41 (B)

Q15 (D) Q42 (C)

Q16 (B) Q43 (C)

Q17 (C) Q44 (C)

Q18 (D) Q45 (C)

Q19 (E) Q46 (C)

Q20 (D) Q47 (B)

Q21 (A) Q48 (D)

Q22 (A) Q49 (B)

Q23 (A) Q50 (B)

Q24 (C) Q51 (E)

Q25 (B) Q52 (E)

Q26 (B) Q53 (E)

Q27 (E) Q54 (E)

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Q55 (C) Q68 (D)

Q56 (C) Q69 (E)

Q57 (C) Q70 (A)

Q58 (A) Q71 (B)

Q59 (B) Q72 (D)

Q60 (B) Q73 (B)

Q61 (A) Q74 (A)

Q62 (B) Q75 (C)

Q63 (B) Q76 (C)

Q64 (D) Q77 (A)

Q65 (A) Q78 (D)

Q66 (C) Q79 (A)

Q67 (E) Q80 (B)

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Hints & Solutions

Q1 Text Solution:
Ans.(a) Q6 Text Solution:
Given:- F > R ≥ T = E > W ≤ Q Ans.(c) 6th to the left of 8th to the right end =
F>R≥T=E>W≤Q (I. E<F (True), 6+8= 14th element from right = G
F > R ≥ T = E > W ≤ Q (II. Q>T (False)

Q7 Text Solution:
Q2 Text Solution: Ans.(a) Only two.
Ans.(c) W = G ≥ T = C ≤ V ≤ B B@9#C1£28Dµ7K5LE%U&F€MG4!3
I. W > C (False) II. W = T (False) Z?6X¥P5A©6
So, there is only two sign, so after merge
conclusion I and II we get- W>T # C 1 and ¥ P 5
So the final answer is either I or II.
Q8 Text Solution:
Ans.(c) after dropped all letter we get,
@9# 1£28 µ7 5 % & € 4!3?6¥ 5 ©6
Q3 Text Solution: 11th from right is &.
Ans.(d)
Given:- K > I ≥ G > F ≤ T < R
K > I ≥ G > F ≤ T < R ( I. K > R (False)
Q9 Text Solution:
K > I ≥ G > F ≤ T < R (II. R > G(False)
Ans.(b)
B@9#C1£28Dµ7K5LE%U&F€MG4!3
Z?6X¥P5A©6
Q4 Text Solution: 4th to the right of 9th element from left end =
Ans.(a) 9+4=13th from left end = K
Given:- Q > O ≥ P = K < U ≤ Z
Q > O ≥ P = K < U ≤ Z ( I. Z > K (True)
Q > O ≥ P = K < U ≤ Z (II. Q > U (False)
Q10 Text Solution:
Ans.(b) only one.
B@9#C1£28Dµ7K5LE%U&F€MG4!3
Q5 Text Solution: Z?6X¥P5A©6
Ans.(e) A©6
Given:- K < G ≤ D < C > R ≤ Y
Q11 Text Solution:
K<G≤D<C>R≤Y (I. C > G (True)
Solutions:Ans.(d) 3 person are born after R.
K<G≤D<C>R≤Y (II. K < D (True)

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Month Date Persons Month Date Persons

September 11 B September 11 B
(30) 22 Q (30) 22 Q
October 11 R October 11 R
(31) 22 D (31) 22 D
November 11 F November 11 F
(30) 22 T (30) 22 T
Starting Point:- F was born on an odd date in
the month which has even days.
So there will be two case:- Q12 Text Solution:
CASE-I CASE-II Solutions:Ans.(b) F was born on 11th November
Month Date Persons
September 11 B
(30) 22 Q
October 11 R
(31) 22 D
November 11 F
(30) 22 T
Two persons were born between Q and F. Starting Point:- F was born on an odd date in
the month which has even days.
So there will be two case:-
CASE-I CASE-II

More than two persons were born between Q

and T. R was born before D and after B.
So Case-II will be eliminated after this
arrangement, Two persons were born between Q and F.
Hence final arrangement is:-

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More than two persons were born between Q Two persons were born between Q and F.
and T. R was born before D and after B.
So Case-II will be eliminated after this
arrangement,
Hence final arrangement is:-
Month Date Persons
September 11 B
(30) 22 Q
October 11 R
(31) More than two persons were born between Q
22 D
and T. R was born before D and after B.
November 11 F
So Case-II will be eliminated after this
(30) 22 T
arrangement,
Hence final arrangement is:-
Month Date Persons
Q13 Text Solution: September 11 B
Solutions:Ans.(a) Both II and III. (30) 22 Q
Month Date Persons
October 11 R
September 11 B (31) 22 D
(30) 22 Q
November 11 F
October 11 R (30) 22 T
(31) 22 D
November 11 F
(30) 22 T
Q14 Text Solution:
Starting Point:- F was born on an odd date in Solutions:Ans.(d) Both R and D.
the month which has even days.
So there will be two case:-
CASE-I CASE-II

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Month Date Persons Month Date Persons

September 11 B September 11 B
(30) 22 Q (30) 22 Q
October 11 R October 11 R
(31) 22 D (31) 22 D
November 11 F November 11 F
(30) 22 T (30) 22 T
Starting Point:- F was born on an odd date in
the month which has even days.
So there will be two case:- Q15 Text Solution:
CASE-I CASE-II Solutions:Ans.(d) Two person were born after
D.
Month Date Persons
September 11 B
(30) 22 Q
October 11 R
(31) 22 D
November 11 F
Two persons were born between Q and F. (30) 22 T
Starting Point:- F was born on an odd date in
the month which has even days.
So there will be two case:-
CASE-I CASE-II

More than two persons were born between Q

and T. R was born before D and after B.
So Case-II will be eliminated after this
arrangement,
Hence final arrangement is:- Two persons were born between Q and F.

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More than two persons were born between Q

and T. R was born before D and after B.
Q18 Text Solution:
So Case-II will be eliminated after this
Ans.(d) C is maternal grandmother of K.
arrangement,
Hence final arrangement is:-
Month Date Persons
September 11 B
(30) 22 Q
October 11 R
(31) 22 D
November 11 F
(30) 22 T

Q19 Text Solution:

Ans.(e) Can’t be determined.
Q16 Text Solution:
Ans.(b) KJM.
Series follow on each word is= CBF= C-1 =
B, B+4 = F
Only KJM this series is not follow- KJM =
K+1= J+3 = M

Q17 Text Solution:

Ans.(c) S is mother in law of D. Q20 Text Solution:
Ans. (d)

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D is neither an immediate neighbor of M nor N.

G sits 2nd to the right of D. O sits 2nd to the left
of L.
Q21 Text Solution:
So due to L and O CASE-I will be eliminated.
Solutions:
So final arrangement is:-
Ans.(a) M sits 4th left of D.
Starting point:-
N sits 3rd to the left of K.

Q22 Text Solution:

Solutions:
One person sits between M and K. So there will Ans.(a) G sits 3rd to the left of N.
be two cases:- Starting point:-
CASE- N sits 3rd to the left of K.
I CASE-
II

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One person sits between M and K. So there will

be two cases:-
CASE-
I CASE- Q23 Text Solution:
II Solutions:
Ans.(a) More than four.
Starting point:-
N sits 3rd to the left of K.

D is neither an immediate neighbor of M nor N.

G sits 2nd to the right of D. O sits 2nd to the left
of L.
So due to L and O CASE-I will be eliminated.
So final arrangement is:-

One person sits between M and K. So there will

be two cases:-
CASE-
I CASE-
II

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D is neither an immediate neighbor of M nor N.

G sits 2nd to the right of D. O sits 2nd to the left
of L.
So due to L and O CASE-I will be eliminated.
So final arrangement is:-

One person sits between M and K. So there will

be two cases:-
CASE-
I CASE-
II

D is neither an immediate neighbor of M nor N.

Q24 Text Solution:
G sits 2nd to the right of D. O sits 2nd to the left
Solutions:
of L.
Ans.(c) M sits 2nd to the right of K.
So due to L and O CASE-I will be eliminated.
Starting point:-
So final arrangement is:-
N sits 3rd to the left of K.

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D is neither an immediate neighbor of M nor N.

G sits 2nd to the right of D. O sits 2nd to the left
of L.
So due to L and O CASE-I will be eliminated.
So final arrangement is:-

Q25 Text Solution:

Solutions:
Ans.(b) Only I
Starting point:-
N sits 3rd to the left of K.

Q26 Text Solution:

Ans.(b) word is DICE, so 3rd left from right end
is I.

Q27 Text Solution:

Ans.(e) No meaningful word will be formed.
One person sits between M and K. So there will
be two cases:-
CASE- Q28 Text Solution:
I CASE- Ans.(b)
II Whenever this type of question is asked you
just check (B, F, J, P, V) in the above series, if
there is any letter available in any word then
that will be your answer.

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So according to this rule there are 4 answer If we put B on 4th floor then F and E does not
where one vowel will be available. satisfied the condition.
So B lives only on 2nd floor.

Q29 Text Solution:

Ans.(a) After arranged in alphabetical order,
we get:-BET FOX LAB SIP
WET
So the 3rd from right word is:- LAB.

Q30 Text Solution:

Ans.(d) After arranged in alphabetical order,
we get:-
ABL FOX IPS BET WTW
There will be 2 word i.e. FOX, BET.

Q31 Text Solution: The number of floors above D is same as the

Ans.(c) 1st letter of 3rd word from right end = S, number of floors below A. C lives below A.
2nd letter of 2nd word from left end = O,
so the answer is 3.

Q32 Text Solution:

Solutions :
Ans.(b) Two person live below of G.
Floor Persons
7 A
6 F
5 C
4 E
3 G
2 B
1 D One floor gap between E and F who lives above
Starting Point:- E.
G lives just above B who lives on even So the final arrangement is:-
numbered floor. Less than three persons live
above F.
So if we put B on 6th floor then the condition of
D and A is not satisfied.

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The number of floors above D is same as the

number of floors below A. C lives below A.
Q33 Text Solution:
Solutions :
Ans.(e)C lives on 5th floor..
Floor Persons
7 A
6 F
5 C
4 E
3 G
2 B
1 D
Starting Point:-
G lives just above B who lives on even
numbered floor. Less than three persons live One floor gap between E and F who lives above
above F. E.
So if we put B on 6th floor then the condition of So the final arrangement is:-
D and A is not satisfied.
If we put B on 4th floor then F and E does not
satisfied the condition.
So B lives only on 2nd floor.

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The number of floors above D is same as the

number of floors below A. C lives below A.
Q34 Text Solution:
Solutions :
Ans.(c) F
Floor Persons
7 A
6 F
5 C
4 E
3 G
2 B
1 D
Starting Point:-
G lives just above B who lives on even
numbered floor. Less than three persons live One floor gap between E and F who lives above
above F. E.
So if we put B on 6th floor then the condition of So the final arrangement is:-
D and A is not satisfied.
If we put B on 4th floor then F and E does not
satisfied the condition.
So B lives only on 2nd floor.

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The number of floors above D is same as the

number of floors below A. C lives below A.
Q35 Text Solution:
Solutions :
Ans.(d) Both II and III.
Floor Persons
7 A
6 F
5 C
4 E
3 G
2 B
1 D
Starting Point:-
G lives just above B who lives on even
numbered floor. Less than three persons live One floor gap between E and F who lives above
above F. E.
So if we put B on 6th floor then the condition of So the final arrangement is:-
D and A is not satisfied.
If we put B on 4th floor then F and E does not
satisfied the condition.
So B lives only on 2nd floor.

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Conclusion 1 is definitely follows but conclusion

2nd does not follows.

Q39 Text Solution:

Ans.(c)
Sol.

Q36 Text Solution:

Ans.(b)
After changed the word is – ‘’PVBKJSX’’
After arrange in alphabetical order-
BJKPSVX
So 4th from right is – P. Both conclusons are definitel does not follows
but here eithe or case is occur.
Q37 Text Solution: Q40 Text Solution:
Ans.(c) Ans.(e)
Sol. Sol.

Both conclusion is definitely false but here Both conclusions are follows.
either or case is occur.

Q38 Text Solution: Q41 Text Solution:

Ans.(a) (4.5 × 4.5 × 4.5 × 4.5 / 15 × 15 × 25)

Sol. + 27 = ?

(0.3 × 0.3 × 0.9 × 0.9) + 27 = ?

0.0729 + 27 = ?

? = 27.0729

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Q42 Text Solution: 25.83 × 40.01 – 16.10 × 3.59 = ?

(4446 × 1/6 × 1292) ÷ (2584 × 3/8) ? ≈ 26× 40 – 16 × 4
=? – 343
3
? =1040– 64
3
741 × 1292 ÷ (323 × 3) =? – 343 ? = 976
3
988 + 343 =? Hence,the correct option is 976.
3
? = 1331
3
Q49 Text Solution:
? = 11
167.71 ÷ 6.09 × 4.11 = 79.86% of ?
Q43 Text Solution: Let approximate value of ? is x,
?=
22179÷1454

3
So, 167.71 ÷ 6.09 × 4.11=79.86% of x
?= = 5.083
15.25

3
Now, convert decimal number in integer,
≈5 ⇒ 168 ÷ 6 × 4 = 80% of x

⇒ 28 × 4 = 80% of x
Q44 Text Solution:
80
⇒ 112 = × \ x
? = 564.666+82.5091×44.581– 34.111+73.66 100
112×10
⇒ x =
? = 565+83×45 − 34 + 74 8

? = 565+3735–34+74 ⇒ x = 140

? ≈ 4340 Hence, the correct option is 140.

Q45 Text Solution: Q50 Text Solution:

? = 456.675+35.7683×67.909 – 58.876 Let the value of ?=x
= 456.675+2428.98–58.876 So,
= 2885.66 – 58.876 (71.06 × 3.69) ÷ 7.88 = x2...(i)
= 2826.78 Convert (i) in approximate value,
≈ 2827 x2 ≈ (71 ×4) ÷ 8
=>x2= 284 ÷ 8
Q46 Text Solution:
=>x2=35.5
126.87 + 86.06 – 109.93 = 7.07 × 13.02
=>x2 ≈ 36
+ ?

127 + 86 – 110 = 7 × 13 + ?
=>x = 6
103 = 91 + ?
Hence, the correct option is 6.
? = 103 – 91 = 12 Q51 Text Solution:
Hence option 12 is the right answer. (i)x
2
– x – 6 = 0
2
x – 3x + 2x – 6 = 0
Q47 Text Solution:
x(x – 3) + 2(x – 3) = 0
31.332 + 46.901 + 63.453 – 58.910 = ?
(x – 3) (x + 2) = 0
Let approximate value of ? is x then,
x = 3, − 2
≈ 31+47+64-59=x
2
(ii)y − y – 12 = 0
≈ 142-59=x
2
y – 4y + 3y – 12 = 0
≈ x = 83
y(y – 4) + 3(y – 4) = 0
Hence,the correct option is 83.
(y – 4) (y + 3) = 0
Q48 Text Solution:
y = 4, − 3

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Q52 Text Solution: Q57 Text Solution:

−−−− 3
(i)x = √4096 2 × 7 = 14

x = 16 14 × 5 = 70

70 × 3 = 210
y = 16
210 × 2 = 420
Hence, x = y
Q58 Text Solution:
Q53 Text Solution:
2
Pattern Series
(i) x + 5x – 24 = 0
2
55
x + 8x – 3x – 24 = 0
55 - (5+5) + 1 = 46
x(x + 8) – 3(x + 8) = 0
46 - (4+6) + 2 = 38
(x + 8) (x – 3) = 0
38 - (3+8) + 3 = 30
x = − 8, 3
2
30 - (3+0) + 4 = 31
(ii) y + 11y + 24 = 0
2
Hence, the correct option is 31.
y + 8y + 3y + 24 = 0

y(y + 8) + 3(y + 8) = 0
Q59 Text Solution:
(y + 8) (y + 3) = 0
Pattern Series
y = − 3, − 8
2
2
+ 1 =5
relation cannot be established 3
2
+ 1 = 10
4
2
+ 1 = 17
Q54 Text Solution:
2
5
2
+ 1 = 26
(i) 3x = 243
2
6
2
+ 1 = 37
x = 81
Hence, the correct option is 17
x = 9, − 9

(ii) y
2
= 324
Q60 Text Solution:
y = 18, − 18
Pattern Series
relation cannot be established 10
10 − 3 =7
Q55 Text Solution:
2
7 + 4 = 11
(i)x = 324
11 − 3 =8
x = 18, − 18
−−− 8 + 4 = 12
(ii) y = √324
12 − 3 =9
y = 18
9 + 4 = 13
x ≤ y
Hence, the correct option is 13
Q56 Text Solution:
Q61 Text Solution:
10 ? 46 94 190 382
Ratio of Abhishek and Astha investment is 11:17
48 96 192
Let total profit be 100x
×2 ×2
7% share goes in charity so remaining profit be
48÷2 = 24
93x
10 ? 46 94 190 382 ′

Astha share is =
Astha s ratio
× Total Profit
24 48 96 192 Sum of all ratios

1581 =
17
× 93x
Ans 46-24=22 28

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28 = x
Q66 Text Solution:
Total Profit is 100x = 100 × 28
Loss = 20% = ( let, loss = 1, CP = 5)
1

5
Total Profit is Rs 2800
CP - Loss = SP
Q62 Text Solution: 5 - 1 = 4 ……(1)
The total weight of 22 students =40 × 22 =880 And, Profit% = 10% =
1
(let,profit = 1, CP =
10

kg 10)
New average weight = 40 + 0.75 =40.75 kg CP + P = SP
Total weight of 22 students and teacher 10 + 1 = 11 ……(2)
together = 23 × 40.75 =937.25 Make CP same in both the equations, by
Weight of teacher = 937.25 – 880 =57.25 kg multiplying the eq.(1) by “2”
Q63 Text Solution: So, 10 - 2 = 8
Total mixture = 200 liters And 10 + 1 = 11
Quantity of water = 15% of 200 = So first, SP was 8, Now it is 11
15
× 200 = 30 liters
So (11-8)x = 480 (given)
100

Quantity of Alcohol = 200 – 30 = 170 liters 3x = 480

So 10 CP = 10 = 1600
480
×
Quantity of Alcohol to be mixed = x liters 3

According to question, 200+x

170+x
× 100 = 87.5
So after 25% profit SP = 1.25 × 1600 = 2000

X = 40 liters
Q67 Text Solution:
Q64 Text Solution:
Given, ratio of $1,￠50 and ￠25 coins = 2:3:4
According to question, 60% of b = a
60 So, total money of 1 unit of ratio = $(2×1) +
⇒ × b = a
￠(50×3) + ￠(25×4)
100

Now, a% of 25
a = $ 2 + ￠250
= × 25
100
60
×b
= $ 2 + $ 2.5
100
=
100
× 25 = $ 4.5
60 1
=
100
× b ×
4
So, total units = 45

4.5
= 10 units
15
=
100
× b As, 1 unit has three ￠50 & four￠25 coins
= 15% of b So, 10 units will have = 3× 10 = 30 ￠50 coins
Hence, the correct option is 15% of b. And, 10 units will have = 4× 10 = 40 ￠25 coins
Q65 Text Solution: So, total number of coins of ￠ 50 coins & ￠ 25
Interest earned from scheme A = coins = 30 + 40 = 70
1500×R×4

100
= 60R Q68 Text Solution:
Interest earned from scheme B = From the given information,
(1500−x)×2R×4
=
2R(1500−x)
Chetna can beat Vrutika by 100 m in 1500 m
100 25

According to Question, race.

60R =
3
×
2R(1500−x) Hence, when Chetna covers 1500 m, Vrutika
4 25

1500 − x = 100 0 covers 1400 m.

⇒ x = 500

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So when Chetna covers 900 m, Vrutika will

cover 840 m.
Similarly, when Vrutika covers 1200 m, Kripa Q72 Text Solution:
covers 1125 m.
So, when Vrutika covers 840 m, Kripa will cover
787.5 m.
Q73 Text Solution:
∴ Chetna will beat Kripa by 112.5 m.
No. of copies of book bring for miscellaneous:
Q69 Text Solution:
Equating the both case
(7W+7M)x18 = (2W+3M)x54 Cost price of one copy is:
⇒
M

W
= 1

Taking RHS of equation and applying the

efficiencies of M and W
= (7x2+7x1) x 18 = 378 unit ( Total work )
Efficiency of 20 men = 20 Q74 Text Solution:
Time taken by 20 men to complete the whole Royalty =
23400
× 10 = 6500
36
work
Q75 Text Solution:
= = 18 10 days
378 9

20

Q70 Text Solution:

We know that,
Perimeter of rectangle = 2 × (l + b)
Perimeter of square = 4 ×side Royalty on the book is less than canvassing
According to question,Perimeter of rectangle = expenditure by
Perimeter of square 6480 – 3600 =Rs. 2880
So,2 × (l + b) = 4 ×side Q76. Text Solution:
And Length(l) = 16 m. , Breath(b) = 12 m.
Number of items sold by Mohan in April = 360
⇒2 × (16 + 12) = 4 ×side Number of items sold by Madan in February =
⇒2 × 28 = 4 ×side 480
⇒ 56 = 4 ×side Required percentage = 360
× 100 = 75%
480
=
56
⇒side
4

⇒ side = 14m. Q77. Text Solution:

Again,according to question,diameter of a Number of items sold by Mohan in January =

circle =side of the square 450

⇒ diameter(2r) = 14
Number of items sold by Madan in March = 400

So, circumference of a circle = 2πr, Required ratio = 450:400 = 9:8

=2× 22
7
× 14 Q78. Text Solution:
⇒ 2 × 22× 2 m.= 88m. Number of items sold by Madan in January =
540
Q71 Text Solution:

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Number of items sold by Mohan in May = 480

Required difference = 540 - 480 = 60

Q79. Text Solution:

Number of items sold by Madan in January =
540
Number of items sold by Madan in February =
480
Number of items sold by Madan in March = 400
Number of items sold by Madan in April = 420
Number of items sold by Madan in May = 500
Required sum = 540 + 480 + 400 + 420 + 500 =
2340

Q80. Text Solution:

Number of items sold by Mohan in March = 560
Number of items sold by Mohan in February =
320
(560−320)
Required percentage = 320
× 100

=
240
× 100 = 75%
320

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