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Following question has a question and the points characterised as I and II. You have to decide whether the evidence provided in the points are adequate to answer the question. Read both the points and give your answer.
Q 1 - Ranjan, Agarkar and Sangram’s wage is in the scale 1:3:5, respectively. How much is Agarkar’s wage?
I. The difference between Agarkar and Sangram’s wage is thrice that of Ranjan and Agarkar.
By subtracting Agarkar’s wage and calculating with the scale given we can get the answer. Hence option B is the correct answer.
Following question has a question and the points characterised as I and II. You have to decide whether the evidence provided in the points are adequate to answer the question. Read both the points and give your answer.
Q 2 - How STONE will be coded? Find out from the points given below.
Statement I or II are adequate to answer the question. STONE will be coding as TTONE.
Following question has a question and the points characterised as I and II. You have to decide whether the evidence provided in the points are adequate to answer the question. Read both the points and give your answer.
Q 3 - Among Raja, Pappu, Giri and Farooq who is burdensome?
Both the options are not adequate to answer the question.
Following question has a question and the points characterised as I and II. You have to decide whether the evidence provided in the points are adequate to answer the question. Read both the points and give your answer.
From statement I only we can get the value of the summation which is 55 - 44 × 2 = -33. Hence option A is correct.
Following question has a question and the points characterised as I and II. You have to decide whether the evidence provided in the points are adequate to answer the question. Read both the points and give your answer.
Q 5 - In a certain coding system, 921 equals English is easy. What is the coding for English in that system?
Point I individually is adequate to answer the question because by comparing the question and the point I we can get the coding for ‘English’. Hence option A is the correct answer.
Following question has a question and the points characterised as I and II. You have to decide whether the evidence provided in the points are adequate to answer the question. Read both the points and give your answer.
Q 6 - Among Priya, Kitu, Dara and Raj who is the son of Manu?
Both the options are not adequate to answer the question. Hence option D is the right hand choice.
Following question has a question and the points characterised as I and II. You have to decide whether the evidence provided in the points are adequate to answer the question. Read both the points and give your answer.
Only point I is adequate to answer the question. Hence option A is the answer.
Following question has a question and the points characterised as I and II. You have to decide whether the evidence provided in the points are adequate to answer the question. Read both the points and give your answer.
Q 8 - In which year Dhoni made international debut?
I. Dhoni made his debut, when Sachin made the highest run in his test innings.
II. Dhoni made his international debut one year after the world cup in South Africa.
Option B individually is adequate to answer the question i.e. in 2003. Hence option B is the correct option.
Following question has a question and the points characterised as I and II. You have to decide whether the evidence provided in the points are adequate to answer the question. Read both the points and give your answer.
Both the options are required to answer the question. The daughter of H is S. hence option E is correct.
Following question has a question and the points characterised as I and II. You have to decide whether the evidence provided in the points are adequate to answer the question. Read both the points and give your answer.
Q 10 - The summation of ages of G, H and J is 48 years. What is H’s age?
Both I and II are necessary to answer the question. By subtracting J’s age 15 years to 48, we get 33 years. From point II comparing H’s age and G’s age, we can get the answer. Hence option E is correct.
