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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 - The summation of ages of F, D and E is 45 years. What is E’s age?
Both I and II statements are necessary to answer the question. By subtracting F’s age 15 years to 45, we get 30 years. From II statement, comparing E’s age and D’s age, we can get the answer. 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.
Both the options are not adequate to answer the question. Because we don’t know that whether G is in the line of A and B or not. Hence option D 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.
Both are required and after matching we can deduce that S is mother-in-law of R.
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 - How BEAR will be coded? Find out from the points given below.
Either I or II are adequate to answer the question. BEAR will be coding as RAEB.
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 - How many spectators went to Eden Gardens this year?
I. Last year 80000 tourists went to Eden gardens.
II. This year there is a decrease of 8% from the last year.
Both the options are necessary to answer the question. Hence option E.
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 7 - How many test matches have Lord’s hosted?
I. SCG have hosted 150 numbers of tests.
II. Lord’s hosted tests 5 less than that of MCG. MCG has hosted 168.
Only point II is eligible to answer the question. Hence the option B is taken.
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 - I, J, K, L are positioned in a line. What is the location of J?
Both the points are required 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.
Only point I is adequate to answer the question. 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 10 - Dinesh Kulkarni scored an aggregate of 60 marks in A, B, and C subjects. How much did he get in B?
From point I only, we can get the marks in B by subtracting total marks of all three subject by the total marks in two subjects. But from II we can’t get any answer. Hence option A is correct.
