ShoutBox (Part 1)


@fisherking said:
Hum gande acads waale hain......Words twist mat karo....I meant that aapki kripa ho toh IIMA ke laayak bhi %ile mil jaayega....
"meri kripa".. lol.. Me apne pe hi kripa kr lu vahi bohot h... Vaise my Best Wishes Are with you....... Next year aapko IIM A ka badge zrur milega...
@YouMadFellow said:
@Estallar12
1) 3
2) 2
3) 2
4) 4
Ho sakta ki saare galat ho .. (Cannot be determined mujhse kuch kehne ki koshish kar raha hai .. par main sun nahi raha ) ..
Aap SB pe kaise aaj??Kal to bohot padhai kar rahe the aap??

Essex won more matches with Bhajji bowling 😲

@fisherking said:
Aap SB pe kaise aaj??Kal to bohot padhai kar rahe the aap??
Padai nahi kar raha tha.. mood nahi tha SB ka..

Hello Pagals... Watsup ???

pagal hoon main pagal rehne do

Seven chess players, ranked from 1 to 7, based on their ratings before the tournament, took part in a double round robin league tournament, where each player played two games against every other player, i.e., one game with black pieces and the other with white pieces. These matches were scheduled on consecutive days, and that exactly three matches were scheduled on every day, involving six of these seven players, while the remaining player will be rested on that day and no particular order is followed for resting the players.

For any player, one point was awarded for a win, half a point for a draw and zero points for a loss. The person with the highest total number of total points at the end of the tournament is said to have finished first, the one with the next highest total points, second and so on. If two or more players end with the same total number of total points, their ranks before the tournament are considered and the one with the best rank (i.e., the numerically lowest rank) before the tournament is considered to have finished ahead of the other player/s.

1. For how many days did the tournament take place?
(1) 11 (2) 12 (3) 13 (4) 14 (5) 15

2. Which of the following cannot be the total number of points of the player who finished first?
(1) 6.0 (2) 7.0 (3) 8.0 (4) 9.0
(5) None o f these

3. If exactly one player ended with the highest total number of points, what is the minimum possible difference between the points of the player who finished first and that of the player who finished last in the tournament?
(1) 0.5 (2) 1.0 (3) 1.5 (4) 2.0 (5) 2.5

4. If the winner had 9.5 points, which of the following can be the number of points scored by the player who finished last?
(1) 7.5 (2) 6.5 (3) 5.5 (4) 4.5
(5) More than one of the above

5. At the end of the tournament, it was found that only players A and B finished with the same number of points and no other pair of players from the seven players finished with the same number of points. What is the minimum possible total number of points of the person who finished first?
(1) 6.5 (2) 7.0 (3) 7.5 (4) 8.0 (5) 8.5
@swetad billi :w00t:

@naga25french said:
Can you gimme the parameters used to club A,B,C with FMS other than fees ?
ohh.. kuch jyada hi bol diya maine..!! But all I wanted to say was FMS is one of the TOP college.....!!
PS: for me all the colleges out of my reach are the TOP colleges.....
PPS: Sorry if I've hurted your 'sentiments'...
PPPS: "Now even I started wondering why you like mocking me"..
@Estallar12 said:
Seven chess players, ranked from 1 to 7, based on their ratings before the tournament, took part in a double round robin league tournament, where each player played two games against every other player, i.e., one game with black pieces and the other with white pieces. These matches were scheduled on consecutive days, and that exactly three matches were scheduled on every day, involving six of these seven players, while the remaining player will be rested on that day and no particular order is followed for resting the players.
For a

1.2
2.5
3.2
4.4
5.3

? expecting inaccuracy :(
@tequierocr7 said:
ohh.. kuch jyada hi bol diya maine..!! But all I wanted to say was FMS is one of the TOP college.....!! PS: for me all the colleges out of my reach are the TOP colleges..... PPS: Sorry if I've hurted your 'sentiments'... PPPS: "Now even I started wondering why you like mocking me"..
no hindi wid naga sir πŸ˜› he doesnt get it :)
@Brooklyn said:
no hindi wid naga sir he doesnt get it
mani & bluechamaleon are others from the fraternity :)

@Brooklyn said:
no hindi wid naga sir he doesnt get it
He's very "hoshiyaar".... He'll get it.....
MATCHSTICKS OR COINS CONCEPT

if two players a&b; play a game of coins in which the last person picking up the coin from the table wins the game.

Now, consider there are 50 coins on a table & a person can pick up at max 7 coins & min of one coin in his chance.

so, if the qstn says if A starts the game , what should be the no. of coin he must pick up to ensure he wins.

To answer this, you must think practically if A starts he must ensure he has the following targets - coin no. 50,42,34,26,18,10,2
so, he must pick up 2 coins to ensure a win.

p.s - here, 2nd target is 42 coz if A has coin no. 42 with him , then B cant at most pick coin no.49 which will anyway ensure a win for A
similarly 34,26,.... are the targets
cheers
@Brooklyn said:
no hindi wid naga sir he doesnt get it
man . she is a big shot . She doesnt mind these small things :mg:

@gs4890 said:
mani & bluechamaleon are others from the fraternity
OMG..!! And yesterday I was replying him in "pure" hindi......
@Estallar12

1) 4
2) 5
3) 2
4) 4
5) 3

Isme to pakka galat hoga πŸ˜› ...

Given that A = 19991999
B = sum of digits of A
C = sum of digits of B
D = sum of digits of C, find the sum of digits of D.????
1
2
7
9
@ABISEK isn't it 1999^1999 ?
@ABISEK said:
Given that A = 19991999
B = sum of digits of A
C = sum of digits of B
D = sum of digits of C, find the sum of digits of D.????
1
2
7
9
2