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    Official Quant Thread for CAT 2012 [Part 1] Quantitative
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    vishal.das
    Hi puys,
    CAT 2011 season is finally over [smiley] [smiley]
    Let start a new season of Quants thread for CAT 2012.. [smiley] [smiley]
    Here are few links of Quants thread for CAT 2011 season...
    Part-8
    http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/quanti...at-2011-a.html (Official Quant Threa...
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    vishal.das
    01:09 PM, 28 Nov '11
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    Hi puys,

    CAT 2011 season is finally over

    Let start a new season of Quants thread for CAT 2012..


    Here are few links of Quants thread for CAT 2011 season...
    Part-8
    http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/quanti...at-2011-a.html (Official Quant Thread for CAT 2011 )

    Part 4
    http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/quanti...at-2011-a.html (Official Quant Thread for CAT 2011 ) (Official Quant Thread for CAT 2011 )

    Part 3
    http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/quanti...at-2011-a.html (Official Quant Thread for CAT 2011 ) (Official Quant Thread for CAT 2011 )

    Part 2
    http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/quanti...at-2011-a.html (Official Quant Thread for CAT 2011 ) (Official Quant Thread for CAT 2011 )

    Part 1
    http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/quanti...at-2011-a.html (Official Quant Thread for CAT 2011 ) (Official Quant Thread for CAT 2011 )


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      arumugadas
      08 Feb '12
      a train and car start at same time ...car at rear end reaches front end and come back to rear end . in the mean time train travels 1 km and speed of train is 1 km /hr ...wat is distance covered by car
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      a train and car start at same time ...car at rear end reaches front end and come back to rear end . in the mean time train travels 1 km and speed of train is 1 km /hr ...wat is distance covered by car
      :banghead:
      hope for the best
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        pls everyone, continue on the thread jain bhai opened (link -above). A thread needs to be closed when it has completed around 1000 pages.

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          akalola
          07 Feb '12
          digits 1 2 3 4 5 & 6
          numbers 1 2 ( 7,8,9) (3,6,9) (31,62,93)
          Ans would be 3*3*3= 27.
          Correct me if i am wrong
          akalola
          11:37 PM, 07 Feb '12
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          Getting 15000.

          18k*10/12 = 15k.

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          Q) A credit card number has 6 digits (between 1 to 9). The first two digits are 12 in that order, the third digit is bigger than 6, the forth is divisible by 3 and the fifth digit is 3 times the sixth. How many different credit card numbers exist?


          digits 1 2 3 4 5 & 6
          numbers 1 2 ( 7,8,9) (3,6,9) (31,62,93)

          Ans would be 3*3*3= 27.

          Correct me if i am wrong
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            speedyshoeb
            07 Feb '12
            Q) A credit card number has 6 digits (between 1 to 9). The first two digits are 12 in that order, the third digit is bigger than 6, the forth is divisible by 3 and the fifth digit is 3 times the sixth. How many different credit card numbers exist?
            ans= 27
            3rd digit could be 7,8 and 9
            ...
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            speedyshoeb
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            Q) A credit card number has 6 digits (between 1 to 9). The first two digits are 12 in that order, the third digit is bigger than 6, the forth is divisible by 3 and the fifth digit is 3 times the sixth. How many different credit card numbers exist?


            ans= 27
            3rd digit could be 7,8 and 9
            4th could be only 3,6,9
            and 5 could be only 3, 6 and 9
            and 6th digit be fixed according to 5th digit
            so 3x3x3= 27

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              jaikishan.n
              07 Feb '12
              my take27
              third digit can take 3 values
              4th digit can take 3,6,9 = 3 values
              5th digit = 3 times 6th. 6th can take only 1,2,3 and corresponding three values for 5th digit
              jaikishan.n
              11:26 PM, 07 Feb '12
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              Getting 15000.

              18k*10/12 = 15k.

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              Q) A credit card number has 6 digits (between 1 to 9). The first two digits are 12 in that order, the third digit is bigger than 6, the forth is divisible by 3 and the fifth digit is 3 times the sixth. How many different credit card numbers exist?


              my take27

              third digit can take 3 values
              4th digit can take 3,6,9 = 3 values
              5th digit = 3 times 6th. 6th can take only 1,2,3 and corresponding three values for 5th digit
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                flanker1985
                07 Feb '12
                Anjali nd Sachin decided to meet at Barista sometime between 5pm to 6 pm.they decided that they would wait max of 10 min their and then leave.What is the probability that they met?
                sorry for repost but i think its worthy of a shot
                flanker1985
                11:26 PM, 07 Feb '12
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                Anjali nd Sachin decided to meet at Barista sometime between 5pm to 6 pm.they decided that they would wait max of 10 min their and then leave.What is the probability that they met?


                sorry for repost but i think its worthy of a shot
                xat (2013) 97.43:cat (2012) 95.03: calls:xlri(bm/hr)
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                  jain4444
                  07 Feb '12
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                    upudit0
                    07 Feb '12
                    sol:
                    -----------------------------truck (with 10 tyres)
                    so clearly 1st tyre will travel 9000km and so by the 2nd tyre so total distance
                    travelled by individual tyre
                    =9000*10(forward)+9000*10(backward)
                    =18000*10
                    =180000km
                    now when there are twelve tyres=(10*18000)/12=15000<...
                    upudit0
                    11:23 PM, 07 Feb '12
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                    A truck having ten tyres travels from P to Q and then back to P. If there are 2 additional spare tyres and the distance between P and Q is 9000 kilometres (km), then the maximum distance travelled (in km) by any tyre is at least?
                    (1) 12000 (2) 18000 (3) 9000 (4) 16000 (5) 15000


                    sol:

                    -----------------------------truck (with 10 tyres)

                    so clearly 1st tyre will travel 9000km and so by the 2nd tyre so total distance
                    travelled by individual tyre
                    =9000*10(forward)+9000*10(backward)
                    =18000*10
                    =180000km

                    now when there are twelve tyres=(10*18000)/12=15000
                    catch here is this that adding two tyre will not increase the truck length
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                      Enceladus
                      07 Feb '12
                      Getting 15000.
                      18k*10/12 = 15k.
                      =====================
                      Q) A credit card number has 6 digits (between 1 to 9). The first two digits are 12 in that order, the third digit is bigger than 6, the forth is divisible by 3 and the fifth digit is 3 times the sixth. How many different credit card n...
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                      A truck having ten tyres travels from P to Q and then back to P. If there are 2 additional spare tyres and the distance between P and Q is 9000 kilometres (km), then the maximum distance travelled (in km) by any tyre is at least?
                      (1) 12000 (2) 18000 (3) 9000 (4) 16000 (5) 15000


                      Getting 15000.

                      18k*10/12 = 15k.

                      =====================

                      Q) A credit card number has 6 digits (between 1 to 9). The first two digits are 12 in that order, the third digit is bigger than 6, the forth is divisible by 3 and the fifth digit is 3 times the sixth. How many different credit card numbers exist?
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                        unisol
                        07 Feb '12
                        (3/75)=(1.3/A)
                        =>A=32.5~33
                        (b)
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                        11:20 PM, 07 Feb '12
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                        A 250 m long train is approaching an unmanned railway crossing. The train is
                        running at a uniform speed of 75 km/h and is 3 km away from the crossing. At the same instant, a scooter is also approaching the crossing and is 1300 m away from it. The scooter is moving at a uniform speed of A. In which of the following ranges, A exists such that the scooter would pass the crossing by just escaping the collision?
                        (1) 24km/h to 28 km/h
                        (2) 29km/h to 33km/h
                        (3) 35km/h to 40km/h
                        (4) 41km/h to 45km/h
                        (5) 45 km/h to 50km/h

                        (3/75)=(1.3/A)
                        =>A=32.5~33

                        (b)
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                          flanker1985
                          07 Feb '12
                          bhai d ans is x-8
                          (kx-6)(x^2+2x-
                          =x^3-ax^2-bx+48
                          comparing a=4
                          putting a in d exp.
                          x^2-4x-32.
                          div by x-8
                          flanker1985
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                          kindly solve this question...GUY!!!


                          bhai d ans is x-8
                          (kx-6)(x^2+2x-
                          =x^3-ax^2-bx+48
                          comparing a=4
                          putting a in d exp.
                          x^2-4x-32.
                          div by x-8
                          xat (2013) 97.43:cat (2012) 95.03: calls:xlri(bm/hr)
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                            jaikishan.n
                            07 Feb '12
                            my take15000
                            total distance travelled ( sum of distance travelled by individual tyres) = 18000*10
                            we have used 12 tyres for this so per tyre it come sot 18000*10/12 = 15000
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                            A truck having ten tyres travels from P to Q and then back to P. If there are 2 additional spare tyres and the distance between P and Q is 9000 kilometres (km), then the maximum distance travelled (in km) by any tyre is at least?
                            (1) 12000 (2) 18000 (3) 9000 (4) 16000 (5) 15000


                            my take15000

                            total distance travelled ( sum of distance travelled by individual tyres) = 18000*10
                            we have used 12 tyres for this so per tyre it come sot 18000*10/12 = 15000
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                              akalola
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                              why did you take 25 instead of 50 on the LHS and RHS mei why did you multiply by 2/5

                              f(1000) = 999
                              f(1000)*f(f(1000))= 1
                              or, 999*f(999) = 1
                              or, f(999) = 1/999

                              as f(x) is continuous, there must be a real value 'c' in the range (999,1000)
                              for which,

                              f(c) = 891

                              now,
                              f(c) * f(f(c)) = 1
                              or, 891 * f(891) = 1
                              or, f(891) = 1/891


                              Please revert back, in case you have doubt/queries with the solution



                              I am also getting the same answer with the same method .I think ans would be 1/891
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                                speedyshoeb
                                07 Feb '12
                                A 250 m long train is approaching an unmanned railway crossing. The train is
                                running at a uniform speed of 75 km/h and is 3 km away from the crossing. At the same instant, a scooter is also approaching the crossing and is 1300 m away from it. The scooter is moving at a uniform speed of A. I...
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                                A 250 m long train is approaching an unmanned railway crossing. The train is
                                running at a uniform speed of 75 km/h and is 3 km away from the crossing. At the same instant, a scooter is also approaching the crossing and is 1300 m away from it. The scooter is moving at a uniform speed of A. In which of the following ranges, A exists such that the scooter would pass the crossing by just escaping the collision?
                                (1) 24km/h to 28 km/h
                                (2) 29km/h to 33km/h
                                (3) 35km/h to 40km/h
                                (4) 41km/h to 45km/h
                                (5) 45 km/h to 50km/h



                                Any speed> 32.5k/hr so ans is option 2
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                                  akalola
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                                  why did you take 25 instead of 50 on the LHS and RHS mei why did you multiply by 2/5


                                  Because Work is inversly proportional to the Men and days.
                                  I have taken 25 because additional men are not required till the 25th day and after that they require another men ( assume x) so total ( 105 + x) men.

                                  But they have to finish the work in 50 days but only 25 days are left ( to complete 3/5th work ) so both side 25 days

                                  I hope you are clear now .

                                  Correct me if i am wrong
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                                    allan89
                                    07 Feb '12
                                    train___________crossing_________scooter
                                    <---------3---------->,-------1.3------------>
                                    total distance between scooter and train=4.3km
                                    time to collide t= 4.3/75+A................1
                                    also t*A=1.3km....................2
                                    using 1&2 we get A=32.5kmph in order to just avoid collision
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                                    A 250 m long train is approaching an unmanned railway crossing. The train is
                                    running at a uniform speed of 75 km/h and is 3 km away from the crossing. At the same instant, a scooter is also approaching the crossing and is 1300 m away from it. The scooter is moving at a uniform speed of A. In which of the following ranges, A exists such that the scooter would pass the crossing by just escaping the collision?
                                    (1) 24km/h to 28 km/h
                                    (2) 29km/h to 33km/h
                                    (3) 35km/h to 40km/h
                                    (4) 41km/h to 45km/h
                                    (5) 45 km/h to 50km/h


                                    train___________crossing_________scooter

                                    <---------3---------->,-------1.3------------>

                                    total distance between scooter and train=4.3km

                                    time to collide t= 4.3/75+A................1

                                    also t*A=1.3km....................2

                                    using 1&2 we get A=32.5kmph in order to just avoid collision

                                    so A should be in the range 29<= A<=33
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                                      upudit0
                                      07 Feb '12
                                      sol:
                                      time taken by train =3/75 hr
                                      and time taken by scooter=1.3/A
                                      they will collide if 3/75=1.3/A
                                      A=32.5 km/hr
                                      now for escaping collison A>32.5
                                      option 2)
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                                      A 250 m long train is approaching an unmanned railway crossing. The train is running at a uniform speed of 75 km/h and is 3 km away from the crossing. At the same instant, a scooter is also approaching the crossing and is 1300 m away from it. The scooter is moving at a uniform speed of A. In which of the following ranges, A exists such that the scooter would pass the crossing by just escaping the collision?
                                      (1) 24km/h to 28 km/h
                                      (2) 29km/h to 33km/h
                                      (3) 35km/h to 40km/h
                                      (4) 41km/h to 45km/h
                                      (5) 45 km/h to 50km/h


                                      sol:
                                      time taken by train =3/75 hr
                                      and time taken by scooter=1.3/A
                                      they will collide if 3/75=1.3/A
                                      A=32.5 km/hr
                                      now for escaping collison A>32.5
                                      option 2)
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                                        HydRocker
                                        07 Feb '12
                                        A truck having ten tyres travels from P to Q and then back to P. If there are 2 additional spare tyres and the distance between P and Q is 9000 kilometres (km), then the maximum distance travelled (in km) by any tyre is at least?
                                        (1) 12000 (2) 18000 (3) 9000 (4) 16000 (5) 15000
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                                        A truck having ten tyres travels from P to Q and then back to P. If there are 2 additional spare tyres and the distance between P and Q is 9000 kilometres (km), then the maximum distance travelled (in km) by any tyre is at least?
                                        (1) 12000 (2) 18000 (3) 9000 (4) 16000 (5) 15000
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                                          jaikishan.n
                                          07 Feb '12
                                          my take5:15 a.m.
                                          in 3 hours anil would have travelled 180 kms.
                                          effective speed of ashu and anil = 10 kmph
                                          it would take 18 hours for them to cover 180kms gap. so 9:00 p.m. - 18 hours = 3 a.m. was when ashu started and 00:00 was the time when anil started.
                                          so anil travelled for 21 hrs...
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                                          Ajit, Ashutosh and Anil started from the same place and travelled in the same direction at the speeds of 80, 70 and 60 kmph respectively. Ashutosh started 3 hours after Anil and both Ajit and Ashutosh overtook Anil at 9.00 p.m. of the same day. Find the time at which Ajit started?
                                          (1) 5:15 a.m. (2) 5:30 a.m.
                                          (3) 6:00 a.m. (4) 5:45 a.m.


                                          my take5:15 a.m.
                                          in 3 hours anil would have travelled 180 kms.
                                          effective speed of ashu and anil = 10 kmph

                                          it would take 18 hours for them to cover 180kms gap. so 9:00 p.m. - 18 hours = 3 a.m. was when ashu started and 00:00 was the time when anil started.
                                          so anil travelled for 21 hrs before he met ajit. In 21 hrs anil was 60*21 = 1260kms away from the starting point. Ajit would take 1260/80*60 = 945 minutes before they meet.

                                          945 minutes = 15 hours 45 minutes.
                                          so 9:00 p.m - 15 hours 45 minutes = 5:15 a.m.
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                                            Enceladus
                                            07 Feb '12
                                            Getting option 2.
                                            The train will cover this 3km in 0.04 hrs.
                                            The scooter needs to cover 1.3 km in less than 0.04 hrs.
                                            => Speed of scooter = A = 1.3/Time.
                                            => 1.3/A < 0.04
                                            => A > 1.3/0.04.
                                            So A > 32.5 kmph.
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                                            A 250 m long train is approaching an unmanned railway crossing. The train is
                                            running at a uniform speed of 75 km/h and is 3 km away from the crossing. At the same instant, a scooter is also approaching the crossing and is 1300 m away from it. The scooter is moving at a uniform speed of A. In which of the following ranges, A exists such that the scooter would pass the crossing by just escaping the collision?
                                            (1) 24km/h to 28 km/h
                                            (2) 29km/h to 33km/h
                                            (3) 35km/h to 40km/h
                                            (4) 41km/h to 45km/h
                                            (5) 45 km/h to 50km/h


                                            Getting option 2.

                                            The train will cover this 3km in 0.04 hrs.
                                            The scooter needs to cover 1.3 km in less than 0.04 hrs.
                                            => Speed of scooter = A = 1.3/Time.
                                            => 1.3/A < 0.04
                                            => A > 1.3/0.04.
                                            So A > 32.5 kmph.
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                                              anujgupta21
                                              07 Feb '12
                                              kindly solve this question...GUY!!!
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                                              kindly solve this question...GUY!!!
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                                                jain4444
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                                                60*3 = 180 km
                                                180/70-60 = 18 hrs
                                                18*70 = 1260 km
                                                1260/80 = 15.75
                                                9:00 pm - 15 hrs 45 mins = 5:15 am = answer
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                                                Ajit, Ashutosh and Anil started from the same place and travelled in the same direction at the speeds of 80, 70 and 60 kmph respectively. Ashutosh started 3 hours after Anil and both Ajit and Ashutosh overtook Anil at 9.00 p.m. of the same day. Find the time at which Ajit started?
                                                (1) 5:15 a.m. (2) 5:30 a.m.
                                                (3) 6:00 a.m. (4) 5:45 a.m.


                                                60*3 = 180 km

                                                180/70-60 = 18 hrs

                                                18*70 = 1260 km

                                                1260/80 = 15.75

                                                9:00 pm - 15 hrs 45 mins = 5:15 am = answer
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                                                  HydRocker
                                                  07 Feb '12
                                                  A 250 m long train is approaching an unmanned railway crossing. The train is
                                                  running at a uniform speed of 75 km/h and is 3 km away from the crossing. At the same instant, a scooter is also approaching the crossing and is 1300 m away from it. The scooter is moving at a uniform speed of A. In w...
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                                                  A 250 m long train is approaching an unmanned railway crossing. The train is
                                                  running at a uniform speed of 75 km/h and is 3 km away from the crossing. At the same instant, a scooter is also approaching the crossing and is 1300 m away from it. The scooter is moving at a uniform speed of A. In which of the following ranges, A exists such that the scooter would pass the crossing by just escaping the collision?
                                                  (1) 24km/h to 28 km/h
                                                  (2) 29km/h to 33km/h
                                                  (3) 35km/h to 40km/h
                                                  (4) 41km/h to 45km/h
                                                  (5) 45 km/h to 50km/h
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                                                    allan89
                                                    07 Feb '12
                                                    copper 25.2 kg and tin 7.2 kg previously
                                                    Approach:-
                                                    initial conc of copper=7/9 and tin=2/9
                                                    in the quantity i.e 18 kg which is added conc of copper =0%
                                                    now, final conc of copper in resulting mixture is 50% =1/2
                                                    so using alligation,
                                                    we get ratio of quantity in which the 1st alloy ...
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                                                    997 it will be :thumbsup:



                                                    My take is option 2.

                                                    f(0) = 0^3 - 4*0 + p = p.
                                                    f(1) = 1^2 - 4*1 + p = p - 3.
                                                    Since p and p - 3 are of opp signs then p*(p-3) < 0.
                                                    => 0 < p < 3.

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                                                    Q) An alloy of copper and tin contains 77.78% of copper. After 18kg of tin is added, the copper content gets reduced to 50%. How much copper and tin do the new allow had respectively?

                                                    copper 25.2 kg and tin 7.2 kg previously

                                                    Approach:-

                                                    initial conc of copper=7/9 and tin=2/9

                                                    in the quantity i.e 18 kg which is added conc of copper =0%

                                                    now, final conc of copper in resulting mixture is 50% =1/2

                                                    so using alligation,

                                                    we get ratio of quantity in which the 1st alloy and the extra tin added later=9:5

                                                    =>5 parts=18kg

                                                    =>9parts=162/5kg=32.4[= this is the original volume of the alloy]

                                                    =>qty of copper in original alloy= 7/9 * 162/5 =126/5=25.2kg

                                                    =>qty of tin in original alloy=32.4kg-25.2kg=7.2kg

                                                    in new alloy qty of copper =25.2; qty of tin=18+7.2=25.2kg ;final volume of 2nd alloy=50.4kg
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                                                      speedyshoeb
                                                      07 Feb '12
                                                      smiyc now i got it.
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                                                      smiyc now i got it.
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                                                        Enceladus
                                                        07 Feb '12
                                                        My take is 5:15 am
                                                        Anil covers 180km in 3 hrs.
                                                        Ashutosh overtakes Anil in 180/10 = 18 hrs.
                                                        Ashutosh in 18 hrs covers = 18*70 = 1260 km.
                                                        => Ajit overtakes Anil in 1260/80 = 15 3/4 hrs
                                                        So, Ajit started at 5.15 am.
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                                                        Ajit, Ashutosh and Anil started from the same place and travelled in the same direction at the speeds of 80, 70 and 60 kmph respectively. Ashutosh started 3 hours after Anil and both Ajit and Ashutosh overtook Anil at 9.00 p.m. of the same day. Find the time at which Ajit started?
                                                        (1) 5:15 a.m. (2) 5:30 a.m.
                                                        (3) 6:00 a.m. (4) 5:45 a.m.


                                                        My take is 5:15 am
                                                        Anil covers 180km in 3 hrs.
                                                        Ashutosh overtakes Anil in 180/10 = 18 hrs.
                                                        Ashutosh in 18 hrs covers = 18*70 = 1260 km.
                                                        => Ajit overtakes Anil in 1260/80 = 15 3/4 hrs
                                                        So, Ajit started at 5.15 am.
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                                                          allan89
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                                                          initial conc of tin= 2/9 and that of copper=7/9
                                                          copper 25.2 kg ; tin =7.2 kg previously
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                                                          Q) An alloy of copper and tin contains 77.78% of copper. After 18kg of tin is added, the copper content gets reduced to 50%. How much copper and tin do the new allow had respectively?


                                                          initial conc of tin= 2/9 and that of copper=7/9

                                                          copper 25.2 kg ; tin =7.2 kg previously
                                                          cat12 -91.5 :'(..... time for redemption http://koustav-pal.blogspot.in. KDT'12
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                                                            Q) An alloy of copper and tin contains 77.78% of copper. After 18kg of tin is added, the copper content gets reduced to 50%. How much copper and tin do the new allow had respectively?
                                                            => Copper= around 25.2 kg
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                                                            Q) An alloy of copper and tin contains 77.78% of copper. After 18kg of tin is added, the copper content gets reduced to 50%. How much copper and tin do the new allow had respectively?

                                                            => Copper= around 25.2 kg
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                                                              wrong post..............
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                                                                Ajit, Ashutosh and Anil started from the same place and travelled in the same direction at the speeds of 80, 70 and 60 kmph respectively. Ashutosh started 3 hours after Anil and both Ajit and Ashutosh overtook Anil at 9.00 p.m. of the same day. Find the time at which Ajit started?
                                                                (1) 5:15 a....
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                                                                Ajit, Ashutosh and Anil started from the same place and travelled in the same direction at the speeds of 80, 70 and 60 kmph respectively. Ashutosh started 3 hours after Anil and both Ajit and Ashutosh overtook Anil at 9.00 p.m. of the same day. Find the time at which Ajit started?
                                                                (1) 5:15 a.m. (2) 5:30 a.m.
                                                                (3) 6:00 a.m. (4) 5:45 a.m.
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                                                                  Anjali nd Sachin decided to meet at Barista sometime between 5pm to 6 pm.they decided that they would wait max of 10 min their and then leave.What is the probability that they met?
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                                                                  Anjali nd Sachin decided to meet at Barista sometime between 5pm to 6 pm.they decided that they would wait max of 10 min their and then leave.What is the probability that they met?
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                                                                    smiyc
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                                                                    If AB is diameter to the circle, will the circle touch CD ???
                                                                    remember it touches CD.
                                                                    AB will be a chord, the circle touches CD at say point P
                                                                    ABP will be an equilateral triangle
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                                                                    smiyc didn't get why x = 1/3^1/2 of ab if the circle is passing through A and B and we r assuming it to be a square then it shoul be 1/2 ab


                                                                    If AB is diameter to the circle, will the circle touch CD ???

                                                                    remember it touches CD.
                                                                    AB will be a chord, the circle touches CD at say point P
                                                                    ABP will be an equilateral triangle
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                                                                      speedyshoeb
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                                                                      Originally Posted by flanker1985
                                                                      If f(x) = x^3 - 4x + p , and f(0) and f(1) are of opposite sings, then which of the following is necessarily
                                                                      true
                                                                      (1) -1 < p < 2 (2) 0 < p < 3 (3) -2 < p < 1 (4) -3 < p < 0
                                                                      option 2
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                                                                      Originally Posted by flanker1985
                                                                      If f(x) = x^3 - 4x + p , and f(0) and f(1) are of opposite sings, then which of the following is necessarily
                                                                      true
                                                                      (1) -1 < p < 2 (2) 0 < p < 3 (3) -2 < p < 1 (4) -3 < p < 0



                                                                      option 2
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                                                                        Enceladus
                                                                        07 Feb '12
                                                                        997 it will be :thumbsup:
                                                                        My take is option 2.
                                                                        f(0) = 0^3 - 4*0 + p = p.
                                                                        f(1) = 1^2 - 4*1 + p = p - 3.
                                                                        Since p and p - 3 are of opp signs then p*(p-3) < 0.
                                                                        => 0 < p < 3.
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                                                                        bhai mu take 997

                                                                        1001! will have 997
                                                                        1000! will have 997
                                                                        999! will have 997
                                                                        bas ban gaya cube

                                                                        the largest 3 digit prime number is the answer ...

                                                                        1001! , 1000! and 999! : each has at least one factor of all the 3 digit numbers

                                                                        hence the largest 3 digit prime number will definitely be there in the 3 factorials as a factor: it's product will be div by the cube of the prime.

                                                                        I don't want to check which of 997 and 991 is prime ... but whichever is the largest 3 digit prime, is the answer


                                                                        997 it will be :thumbsup:

                                                                        If f(x) = x^3 - 4x + p , and f(0) and f(1) are of opposite sings, then which of the following is necessarily
                                                                        true
                                                                        (1) -1 < p < 2 (2) 0 < p < 3 (3) -2 < p < 1 (4) -3 < p < 0


                                                                        My take is option 2.

                                                                        f(0) = 0^3 - 4*0 + p = p.
                                                                        f(1) = 1^2 - 4*1 + p = p - 3.
                                                                        Since p and p - 3 are of opp signs then p*(p-3) < 0.
                                                                        => 0 < p < 3.

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                                                                        Q) An alloy of copper and tin contains 77.78% of copper. After 18kg of tin is added, the copper content gets reduced to 50%. How much copper and tin do the new allow had respectively?
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                                                                          Shawn90
                                                                          07 Feb '12
                                                                          f(0)=p and f(1)=p-3..now p>0 and p-3<0....therefore option 2
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                                                                          If f(x) = x^3 4x + p , and f(0) and f(1) are of opposite sings, then which of the following is necessarily
                                                                          true
                                                                          (1) 1 < p < 2 (2) 0 < p < 3 (3) 2 < p < 1 (4) 3 < p < 0

                                                                          f(0)=p and f(1)=p-3..now p>0 and p-3<0....therefore option 2
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                                                                            Originally Posted by upudit0
                                                                            Let ABCD be a rectangle with AB = a, and BC = b. Suppose x is the length of the radius of the circle passing through A and B and touching CD, and y be the length of the circle passing through B and C and touching AD. If x + y = k.(a+b) for all a and b, then k ...
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                                                                            Originally Posted by upudit0
                                                                            Let ABCD be a rectangle with AB = a, and BC = b. Suppose x is the length of the radius of the circle passing through A and B and touching CD, and y be the length of the circle passing through B and C and touching AD. If x + y = k.(a+b) for all a and b, then k =
                                                                            (1) v3/2 (2) 5/8 (3) 1/v2 (4) 1/2 (5) none of these



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                                                                              smiyc didn't get why x = 1/3^1/2 of ab if the circle is passing through A and B and we r assuming it to be a square then it shoul be 1/2 ab
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                                                                              smiyc didn't get why x = 1/3^1/2 of ab if the circle is passing through A and B and we r assuming it to be a square then it shoul be 1/2 ab
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                                                                                Sol:
                                                                                1001! * 1000! * 999! * 998! *997! *.....1!
                                                                                basically we have to see which one among 997,991,977,973 is a prime.
                                                                                starting with 997,check divisibility by all primes from
                                                                                997 is not divisible by any prime less than 31.
                                                                                so ans=997
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                                                                                Q) What is the largest prime number whose cube divides 1!2!3!......1001! ?
                                                                                a) 997 b) 991 c) 977 d) 973

                                                                                Sol:

                                                                                1001! * 1000! * 999! * 998! *997! *.....1!

                                                                                basically we have to see which one among 997,991,977,973 is a prime.

                                                                                starting with 997,check divisibility by all primes from

                                                                                997 is not divisible by any prime less than 31.

                                                                                so ans=997
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                                                                                  If f(x) = x^3 4x + p , and f(0) and f(1) are of opposite sings, then which of the following is necessarily
                                                                                  true
                                                                                  (1) 1 < p < 2 (2) 0 < p < 3 (3) 2 < p < 1 (4) 3 < p < 0
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                                                                                  If f(x) = x^3 4x + p , and f(0) and f(1) are of opposite sings, then which of the following is necessarily
                                                                                  true
                                                                                  (1) 1 < p < 2 (2) 0 < p < 3 (3) 2 < p < 1 (4) 3 < p < 0
                                                                                  xat (2013) 97.43:cat (2012) 95.03: calls:xlri(bm/hr)
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                                                                                    the largest 3 digit prime number is the answer ...
                                                                                    1001! , 1000! and 999! : each has at least one factor of all the 3 digit numbers
                                                                                    hence the largest 3 digit prime number will definitely be there in the 3 factorials as a factor: it's product will be div by the cube of the prime.
                                                                                    I don't...
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                                                                                    Q) What is the largest prime number whose cube divides 1!2!3!......1001! ?
                                                                                    a) 997 b) 991 c) 977 d) 973


                                                                                    the largest 3 digit prime number is the answer ...

                                                                                    1001! , 1000! and 999! : each has at least one factor of all the 3 digit numbers

                                                                                    hence the largest 3 digit prime number will definitely be there in the 3 factorials as a factor: it's product will be div by the cube of the prime.

                                                                                    I don't want to check which of 997 and 991 is prime ... but whichever is the largest 3 digit prime, is the answer
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