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DI Test 19

Directions for Questions from 1 to 2:

Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.
On the annual fund raising day, the total amount contributed by five IIT alumni viz. A, B, C, D and E, was
equal to the total money required for upgradation of Library and Hostel at the IIT. Pie charts I and II give the details of their individual contributions
as a percentage of the total amount required for upgradation of Library and Hostel respectively. Pie Chart III and IV give the break up of the total
expenditure incurred on the upgradation of Library and Hostel respectively.

1. A’s contribution was not less than that of C’s. If the amount spent for “Recreational Activities” w a s
US $ 0.36 Mn, then the amount spent on the “Additional Staff” was not less than
 

j US $ 0.27 Mn.
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j US $ 0.15 Mn.
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j US $ 0.72 Mn.
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j US $ 0.10 Mn.
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j US $ 0.49 Mn.
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2. If C contributed an equal amount of money for the upgradation of the Library and the Hostel, then
which of the following is true?
 

j 27% of the amount contributed by A was spent on the upgradation of the Library.
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j 40% of the amount contributed by B was on the upgradation of the Hostel.
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j 9% of the amount contributed by D was on the upgradation of the Library.
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j 77% of the amount contributed by E was on the upgradation of the Library.
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j All of these.
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 j 77% of the amount contributed by E was on the upgradation of the Library.
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j All of these.
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Directions for Questions from 3 to 6:

Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.
4 friends A, B, C and D went to Daljit Fast food to have some snacks. Since, Daljit Fast food was known for its items namely Samosa, Kachori, Jalebi
and Imarti, they decided to try out these items between themselves.
Further information is as follows:
1. Each of the mentioned friends selected two items out of the mentioned four items and each friend had two pieces of each of the items selected
by them.
2. No two friends had the same combination of two items. The price for a piece of each item was Rs. 5, Rs. 6, Rs. 4 and Rs. 5.5 not necessarily in any
particular order.
3. When asked about their visit to Daljit Fast food, each of the mentioned friends had the following
statements to say. Incidentally, out of the 2 statements mentioned by each friend, one statement is false whereas the other statement is true.
4. If a particular friend has mentioned more than one information in any statement, then either both the information stated have to be true or both
the information stated have to be false.
5. The following lists down the statements made by each of the four friends.

A : 1. One of the items that I had was the costliest of all the mentioned item.
     2. D spent a total of Rs. 20 and did not have a Jalebi.
B : 1. I spent the maximum possible amount on the items at the Daljit Fast food.
      2. A spent a total of Rs. 18 and had the costliest of all the mentioned items.
C : 1. D neither had Samosa nor Jalebi
      2. The cost of a Kachori is Rs. 6.
D : 1. I had Samosa which costs Rs. 5.5 per piece.
      2. B spent a total of Rs. 23.

3. If A spent a total of Rs. 21, then which of the following items A could have had at the Daljit Fast food?
 

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j Jalebi, Samosa
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j Samosa, Imarti
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j Kachori, Imarti
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4. How many friends out of the four mentioned friends had Imarti at the Daljit Fast food?
 

   
j 1
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j 2
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j 3
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j 4
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5. If the total amount spent by C is more than D but less than B, then what is the possible list of items that
C could have had at the Daljit Fast food?
 

j Samosa, Imarti
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j Samosa, Kachor
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j Samosa, Jalebi
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j Either (1) or (3)
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j Either (2) or (3)
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6. What is the maximum possible aggregate amount that could have been spent at the Daljit Fast food by
all the mentioned four friends?
 

j Rs. 85
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j Rs. 86
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j Rs. 87
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j Rs. 88
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Directions for Questions from 7 to 10:

Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.
Four countries namely USA, Kenya, Russia and Australia participated in a 4 × 400 metres relay. 4 × 400 metres relay is an athletic track event in 
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participated in the 4 × 400 metres relay. In the 4 × 400 metres relay all the runners start running from the same point on the track. Only after the 
first runner from any team completes 1 lap of 400 metres, the second runner starts running and this continues till the fourth runner from the team
has completed his/her lap. The following bar-graph provides information about the uniform speed at which each of the runners from the respective
 Directions for Questions from 7 to 10:
Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.
Four countries namely USA, Kenya, Russia and Australia participated in a 4 × 400 metres relay. 4 × 400 metres relay is an athletic track event in 
which each team comprises of four runners. Each runner completes 1 lap of 400 metres. Only one team from each of the mentioned countries
participated in the 4 × 400 metres relay. In the 4 × 400 metres relay all the runners start running from the same point on the track. Only after the 
first runner from any team completes 1 lap of 400 metres, the second runner starts running and this continues till the fourth runner from the team
has completed his/her lap. The following bar-graph provides information about the uniform speed at which each of the runners from the respective
teams completed their 1 lap. The winner of the 4 × 400 metres relay is the team which completes the total distance in the least time.

7. Which country won the 4 × 400 metres relay?
 

j USA
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j Australia
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j Russia
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j Kenya
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8. What is the shortest distance between the point at which the runners start running and the point at which
the second runner from USA and Kenya meet?
 

j 100 metres
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j 50 metres
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j 244.44 metres
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j 155.55 metres
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j Second runner from USA and Kenya will never meet
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9. Which of the following statements is/are true?

 

j A runner from Australia is never behind the corresponding numbered runner from USA.
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j Third runner from Russia and Kenya never meet during the course of the 4 × 400 metres relay.
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j Second runner from Kenya and Russia definitely meet once during the course of the 4 × 400 metres relay.
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j A runner from Kenya is always behind the corresponding numbered runner from Russia.
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j None of the above.
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10. A country is said to have achieved an “Intermediate Victory” if their runner completes their respective
laps faster than the corresponding numbered runners from the other mentioned countries. Which of the
mentioned countries achieved maximum number of “Intermediate Victories”?
 

j USA
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j Kenya
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j Both USA and Russia
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j Russia
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j All the four countries have an equal number of Intermediate Victories.
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