Aptitude Online Quiz



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Questions and Answers

Answer : B

Explanation

√25/16  = 5/4

Q 2 - A certain no. of men finishes a bit of work in 60 days. On the off chance that there were 8 men more work could be done in 10 days less. What number of men arrived initially?

A - 30

B - 40

C - 32

D - 36

Answer : B

Explanation

Let there be x men originally.
X man finish the work in 60 days and (x+8) finish it in 50 days.
X man finish the job in 60 days.
⇒ 1 man can finish it in 50 (x+8) days.
∴ 60 x = 50(X+80 ⇒10 x= 400 ⇒x = 40
Hence, there were 40 men originally.

Q 3 - If 1/ 1+ 1 / 1+ 1/x = 2 then x = ?

A - ? 1/3

B - ? 1

C - 1/3

D - 1

Answer : A

Explanation

1/(1+ 1/ (1+1/x)) = 2
⇒ 1/(1+x/(x+1)) = 2
⇒ (x+1)/ (2x+1) = 2
⇒ x+1= 4x+2
⇒ 3x= -1
⇒ x= -1/3

Q 4 - 587 x 999 = y. What is y?

A - 586413

B - 586423

C - 586433

D - 586443

Answer : A

Explanation

  y = 587 x 999   = 587 x (1000 - 1)  = 587 x 1000 - 587  = 587000 - 587  = 586413  

Q 5 - (13 + 23 ... + 203) = ?

A - 44400

B - 34100

C - 24100

D - 44100

Answer : D

Explanation

  
 Using formula  (13 + 23 ... +  n3) = [(1/2)n(n+1]2  
 (13 + 23 ... + 203) = [(20 x 21)/2]2 
 = 2102  
 = 44100 

Q 6 - A boat running upstream takes 8 hours 48min to cover a certain separation, while it takes 4 hour to cover the same separation running downstream. What is the proportion between the velocity of the vessel and the velocity of water flow respectively?

A - 2:1

B - 3:1

C - 8:3

D - None of these

Answer : C

Explanation

Let the speed of boat be x km /hr and speed of stream be y km/hr.`44/5 * (x-y) = 4 * (x+y) => 44(x-y) =20 (x+y) => 11 (x-y) = 5(x+y) => 6x=16y`=> x/y= 16/6 = 8/3 => x: y = 8:3.

Q 7 - The arrangement of x/2+ y/9 = 11 and x/3 + y/6 =9 are:

A - x=36, y=9

B - x=9, y=9

C - x=18, y=18

D - x=18, y=9

Answer : C

Explanation

The given equations are
9x+ 2y = 198...(i)
2x+y =54...(iii)
On multiplying (ii) by 2 and subtracting it from (i), we get: 5x= 90 ⇒x= 18
Putting x=18 in (ii), we get: 36+y = 54 ⇒y = 18
∴x = 18, y= 18

Q 8 - A vertical pole fixed to the ground is divided in the ratio 1:4 by a mark on it with lower part shorter than the upper part. If the two parts subtend equal angles at a place on the ground, 16 m away from the base of the pole, what is the height of the pole?

A - 8√2

B - 30√2

C - 40√2

D - 50√2

Answer : C

Explanation

Height & Distance Solution 4

Let CB be the pole and point D divides it such that BD : DC = 1 : 4 = X:4X
Given that AB = 16 m
Let the the two parts subtend equal angles at point A such that
CAD =  BAD = Θ
=>tan  Θ=X/16 =>X=16 tan ( Θ) ------ (1)
=>tan( Θ+  Θ)=4X/16
=>16 tan (2 Θ)=4X
=>16(2tan ( Θ))/(1-tan ( Θ)2)=4X ------ (2)
From eqn 1 & 2 2X/(1-tan ( Θ)2)=4X (X=16tan Θ)
1/(1-(X/16)2)=2
1-(X/16)2=1/2=>162-
X2=162/2=>X2=128
=>X=8√2
=>Height of pole BC = X+4X=5X=40√2

Q 9 - Pipes A and B can fill a tank in 20 hours and 30 hours separately and channel C can purge the full tank in 40 hours. In the event that every one of the funnels is opened together, what amount of the reality of the situation will become obvious eventually expected to make the tank full?

A - 73/7 hours

B - 64/5 hours

C - 120/7 hours

D - 77/4 hours

Answer : C

Explanation

Net part filled in 1 hr = (1/20+ 1/30 ? 1/40)= 7/120
Time needed to make the tank full = 120/7 hrs.

Q 10 - If the average score of boys and girls is 71 and 73 but combined average of boys and girls is 71.8. How much percentage of girls is present in the class?

A - 40%

B - 50%

C - 60%

D - 70%

Answer : A

Explanation

If the number of girls  is x than the  number of boys in the class (100 -x).
Then   73 x+ 71( 100- x) = 71.8 * 100
⇒ 73x -  71 x = 7180 - 7100 = 2x = 80 ⇒ x = 40
Hence, it  proves  that 40%  girls present in the class.

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