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Originally Posted by koolfriend4u  thanks a lot. |
You are welcome
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Originally Posted by koolfriend4u some more puzzles here.
1.An escalator is descending at constant speed. A walks down and takes 50 steps to reach the bottom. B runs down and takes 90 steps in the same time as A takes 10 steps.
How many steps are visible when the escalator is not operating? |
Some information is missing here? If not - then I don't know how to answer this one
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Originally Posted by koolfriend4u 2.If 5/2 artists make 5/2 paintings using 5/2 canvases in 5/2 days then how many artists r required to make 25 paintings using 25 canvases in 25 days? |
Answer: 5/2.
5/2 artists take 5/2 days for 5/2 paintings (the canvases info is useless, i think).
So, 5/2 artists will take 1 day for 1 painting.
Similarly, 5/2 artists will take 25 days for 25 paintings.
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Originally Posted by koolfriend4u 3. There are 6561 balls out of them 1 is heavy.Find the min. no. of times the balls have to be weighed for finding out the haevy ball. |
Divide the balls into 3 groups - each of size 6561/3 = 2187 - weigh them individually = 3 weighings.
Now take the heaviest - and sub-divide into 3 more groups 2187/3 = 729 - weigh them individually = 3 more weighings.
Take the heaviest - divide into 3 - 729/3 = 243 - weigh them individually = 3 more weighings.
Take the heaviest - divide into 3 - 243/3 = 81 - weigh them individually = 3 more weighings.
Take the heaviest - divide into 3 - 81/3 = 27 - weigh them individually = 3 more weighings.
Take the heaviest - divide into 3 - 27/3 = 9 - weigh them individually = 3 more weighings.
Take the heaviest - divide into 3 - 9/3 = 3 - weigh them individually = 3 more weighings.
Take the heaviest - divide into 3 - 3/3 = 1 - weigh them individually = 3 more weighings.
The heaviest now is your required ball. The total number of weighings required was: 3+3+3+3+3+3+3+3 = 24
(PS: I would have thought the answer was 1 - because - if you take a wild wild guess - and just pick one ball - and weigh it - chances are that this may be the heaviest ball and you hit jackpot on your first attempt - however, using this logic, i attempted a question in Careerlauncher mock test 1 - question number 100 - i answered 1 - and got it wrong :P - i still wonder why 1 doesn't work, but wth, if it is supposed to be solved this way, i will use this method to solve, and not use probabilities

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Originally Posted by koolfriend4u 4. There are some bulbs,which are numbered from 1 to 100.all the bulbs are in on conditions. The following operations are performed.
1.those bulbs number which are divisible by 2 are switched OFF.
2.those bulbs numbered which are divisible by 3 are switched ON (which are already OFF) and OFF bulbs are switched ON.
3.similarly bulbs numbers divisible by 4 are either switched ON or OFF depending upon there previous condition.
4.this procedure is adopted till 100th bulb. At the end there were how many bulbs which were in ON condition. |
Will work on this later

busy right now :P