ShoutBox (Part 1)

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@fisherking said:
@YouMadFellow Another question to drown u in Incorrect WU
SAMPLE
(1) The aquarium has some interesting samples of rare tropical fishes.
(2) The survey was based on a random sample of middle-class households.
(3) The company gave a free sample of shampoo with every purchase of its
soap.
(4) I sampled the dishes prepared for the party.
(5) The sample presented was not representative of the larger group.
I think the first one is wrong. Lekin ye definite candidate hai to skip.
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A semicircle with radius R is contained in a square whose sides have length 1 unit. The maximum value of R is
(a) √2 – 1 (b) (√2 + 1)/4 (c) √3 - √2 (d) (√6 + 2)/8


Junta! Geometry Skills! \m/
15668
@hanushanand said:
Samjhaane ke liye alag Thread banaa do!
Arey maine tukka lagaya hai.. Set theory me se utha liya...

35C5 total cases hai
28C5 when any one of them is greater than 6
21C5 when any two of them is greater than 5 and so on

.. Set theory me aisa kuch karte hai naa.. Phir alternative + / - .. mujhe bhi achche se clear nahi hai 😞 .. @Estallar12 help !
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@Brooklyn said:
4???
@YouMadFellow said:
WU again .. I fear
Is it 4? ( galat hi hoga )
The answer is 1.A specimen is an example,a sample is a small quantity of something.Aquariums have specimens not samples.I sampled my dishes is a right usage.


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@Omkarp said:
I think the first one is wrong. Lekin ye definite candidate hai to skip.
Its the first one which is incorrect.
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Quant set 1 (time limit - 10 mins)


11. For positive real numbers x and y if x + y = k constant, then x2y3 is maximum for x =
k/2
3k/5
2k/5
None of these


13. A woman deposited 25,000 at the beginning of each quarter for 4 successive quarters. If the bank pays 8% p.a., interest, compounded every quarter, the balance in her account at the end of the year is nearest to
र1,04,000
र1,09,000
र1,08,000
र1,05,000

14. 15 friends go out on a picnic. In order to have their lunch they plan to sit in two circular chains consisting of 7 and 8 persons each. The number of ways that they can settle down for lunch is

15. In a college, the average weight of the boys is 68 kg and the average weight of the girls is 52 kg. For the annual day of the college, each male teacher is asked to coordinate the activities of exactly 13 boys and each lady teacher is asked to coordinate the activities of exactly 12 girls. All the students were coordinated and every teacher coordinated. Also, each student was coordinated exactly by one teacher. If the ratio of male to lady teachers is 4 : 1, then find the average weight of the students of the college.
55 kg
65 kg
57 kg
63 kg

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@fisherking said:
Its the first one which is incorrect.
by God :banghead:

yar ek baat btao CAT mei aisa kuch aagya jo nhi aata in WU wat will all u do ??? :/
15673
@Brooklyn said:
by God
yar ek baat btao CAT mei aisa kuch aagya jo nhi aata in WU wat will all u do ??? :/
Click Next.
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@gs4890 :
14) 15c8 * 8!*7!

11) k/2

15) 65
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@gs4890 said:
Quant set 1 (time limit - 10 mins)
11. For positive real numbers x and y if x + y = k constant, then x2y3 is maximum for x =
k/2
3k/5
2k/5
None of these
13. A woman deposited 25,000 at the beginning of each quarter for 4 successive quarters. If the bank pays 8% p.a., interest, compounded every quarter, the balance in her account at the end of the year is nearest to
र1,04,000
र1,09,000
र1,08,000
र1,05,000
14. 15 friends go out on a picnic. In order to have their lunch they plan to sit in two circular chains consisting of 7 and 8 persons each. The number of ways that they can settle down for lunch is
15. In a college, the average weight of the boys is 68 kg and the average weight of the girls is 52 kg. For the annual day of the college, each male teacher is asked to coordinate the activities of exactly 13 boys and each lady teacher is asked to coordinate the activities of exactly 12 girls. All the students were coordinated and every teacher coordinated. Also, each student was coordinated exactly by one teacher. If the ratio of male to lady teachers is 4 : 1, then find the average weight of the students of the college.
55 kg
65 kg
57 kg
63 kg
2k/5, 105000, 15C7*6!*7!, 65 ??
15676
@gs4890 said:
Quant set 1 (time limit - 10 mins)





11. 3
13. 4
14. C(15,7)*6!*7!
15. 65.
15677

^^^8 mins!

15678
@Omkarp said:
I think the first one is wrong. Lekin ye definite candidate hai to skip.
i total agree..mujhe to sab ek jaise lag rahe :/
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@YouMadFellow
@Omkarp
Ek aur question to completely submerge u Madfellow
Best Alternate Summary...(Thoda hatke type)

In order to arrive at a gender-equitable legislative regime, an exercise is
underway, to put all existing laws under the gender scanner. This
exercise in ensuring substantive equality for women within existing law,
was long overdue. Even as we recognise that laws by themselves are
inadequate, because most women in India do not have the awareness,
the resources or the ability to benefit from them individually, they
nevertheless represent an important benchmark for socially desirable
norms and practices. The constitution guarantees equality between the
sexes and has been hailed for its progressive vision. Yet, in many ways,
these guarantees have proved inadequate in addressing the complexities
and dynamics of gender discrimination.

(1) Existing laws are being scrutinised to ensure gender equality. Though the
laws by themselves are inadequate to ensure gender equality, they represent an
important benchmark for what is good. Though the constitution guarantees
equality, it has proved to be ineffective.
(2) Laws are being put under the gender equitability scanner. As the laws by
themselves cannot protect women, they are not entirely useful as benchmarks.
The constitution does not provide equality even though it professes to do so.
(3) Laws are being scanned under the gender equitability scanner to ensure
gender equality, which even the constitution has failed to ensure.
(4) Existing laws are being subjected to the gender equitability test, to ensure
equality. Though laws by themselves are inadequate to ensure this, they are
important benchmarks for what is socially acceptable. Constitutional guarantees
on equality have proved inadequate.
(5) Existing laws are being scrutinized for gender equality although they, like
the constitution, have proved inadequate and are mere benchmarks.
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@Omkarp said:
11. 3
13. 4
14. C(15,7)*6!*7!
15. 65.
yar 11 ,13 n 14 explain karna :banghead:
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@gs4890 said:
Quant set 1 (time limit - 10 mins)
11. For positive real numbers x and y if x + y = k constant, then x2y3 is maximum for x =
k/2
3k/5
2k/5
None of these
13. A woman deposited 25,000 at the beginning of each quarter for 4 successive quarters. If the bank pays 8% p.a., interest, compounded every quarter, the balance in her account at the end of the year is nearest to
र1,04,000
र1,09,000
र1,08,000
र1,05,000
14. 15 friends go out on a picnic. In order to have their lunch they plan to sit in two circular chains consisting of 7 and 8 persons each. The number of ways that they can settle down for lunch is
15. In a college, the average weight of the boys is 68 kg and the average weight of the girls is 52 kg. For the annual day of the college, each male teacher is asked to coordinate the activities of exactly 13 boys and each lady teacher is asked to coordinate the activities of exactly 12 girls. All the students were coordinated and every teacher coordinated. Also, each student was coordinated exactly by one teacher. If the ratio of male to lady teachers is 4 : 1, then find the average weight of the students of the college.
55 kg
65 kg
57 kg
63 kg
1) 2k/5
2) 104000 (Mera yeh galat hi hoga.. saala..)
3) Somehow I feel 15! is the answer
4) 65
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@fisherking said:
@YouMadFellow
@Omkarp Ek aur question to completely submerge u Madfellow Best Alternate Summary...(Thoda hatke type)
In order to arrive at a gender-equitable legislative regime, an exercise is
underway, to put all existing laws under the gender scanner. This
exercise in ensuring substantive equality for women within existing law,
was long overdue. Even as we recognise that laws by themselves are
inadequate, because most women in India do not have the awareness,
the resources or the ability to benefit from them individually, they
nevertheless represent an important benchmark for socially desirable
norms and practices. The constitution guarantees equality between the
sexes and has been hailed for its progressive vision. Yet, in many ways,
these guarantees have proved inadequate in addressing the complexities
and dynamics of gender discrimination.
(1) Existing laws are being scrutinised to ensure gender equality. Though the
laws by themselves are inadequate to ensure gender equality, they represent an
important benchmark for what is good. Though the constitution guarantees
equality, it has proved to be ineffective.
(2) Laws are being put under the gender equitability scanner. As the laws by
themselves cannot protect women, they are not entirely useful as benchmarks.
The constitution does not provide equality even though it professes to do so.
(3) Laws are being scanned under the gender equitability scanner to ensure
gender equality, which even the constitution has failed to ensure.
(4) Existing laws are being subjected to the gender equitability test, to ensure
equality. Though laws by themselves are inadequate to ensure this, they are
important benchmarks for what is socially acceptable. Constitutional guarantees
on equality have proved inadequate.
(5) Existing laws are being scrutinized for gender equality although they, like
the constitution, have proved inadequate and are mere benchmarks.
is it 4?
15683
@fisherking said:
@YouMadFellow
@Omkarp Ek aur question to completely submerge u Madfellow Best Alternate Summary...(Thoda hatke type)
In order to arrive at a gender-equitable legislative regime, an exercise is
underway, to put all existing laws under the gender scanner. This
exercise in ensuring substantive equality for women within existing law,
was long overdue. Even as we recognise that laws by themselves are
inadequate, because most women in India do not have the awareness,
the resources or the ability to benefit from them individually, they
nevertheless represent an important benchmark for socially desirable
norms and practices. The constitution guarantees equality between the
sexes and has been hailed for its progressive vision. Yet, in many ways,
these guarantees have proved inadequate in addressing the complexities
and dynamics of gender discrimination.
(1) Existing laws are being scrutinised to ensure gender equality. Though the
laws by themselves are inadequate to ensure gender equality, they represent an
important benchmark for what is good. Though the constitution guarantees
equality, it has proved to be ineffective.
(2) Laws are being put under the gender equitability scanner. As the laws by
themselves cannot protect women, they are not entirely useful as benchmarks.
The constitution does not provide equality even though it professes to do so.
(3) Laws are being scanned under the gender equitability scanner to ensure
gender equality, which even the constitution has failed to ensure.
(4) Existing laws are being subjected to the gender equitability test, to ensure
equality. Though laws by themselves are inadequate to ensure this, they are
important benchmarks for what is socially acceptable. Constitutional guarantees
on equality have proved inadequate.
(5) Existing laws are being scrutinized for gender equality although they, like
the constitution, have proved inadequate and are mere benchmarks.
5 ???
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@YouMadFellow said:
1) 2k/5
2) 104000 (Mera yeh galat hi hoga.. saala..)
3) Somehow I feel 15! is the answer
4) 65
yar btao kaise kiye :(
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@aimingCAT12 said:
is it 4?
@Brooklyn said:
5 ???
Correct answer is 4.Vaani jee aap to chaa gayi