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1. Rohan selected a shirt from a Veebok Outlet with a marked price of Rs.1600 but he wanted to buy it at Rs.800. The shopkeeper then offered the
same shirt at a price which was the average of Rs.800 and Rs.1600. Denying that offer, Rohan proposed to pay Rs.1000 which was again the
average of Rs.800 and the price offered by shopkeeper. This process continued till they agreed upon a particular price ‘P’. What is the value of ‘P’?

j Rs. 3200/3
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j Rs. 2800/3
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j Rs. 2500 / 3
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j Rs.900
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j They will never agree
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2. Given that f(0) = 0, f(1) = 1 and f(2) = 1. If f(n) = f(n+1) – f(n–1), then find the value of

(f(8) - f(7) + f(5))/(f(7) - f(6) - f(4))

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j 13/5
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j 9/2
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j 16/5
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j 16/7
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j 13/2
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3. 5 concentric squares each having different area are drawn on a sheet of paper. If the area of the circle inscribed in the smallest square is 77
square units and the distance between the corresponding vertices of consecutive squares is 1.5 units, then find the difference between the areas
of the largest and the smallest square in square units.
(Take pie = 22/7)

j 240
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j 264
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j 224
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j 216
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j 256
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4. A trapezium ABCD is inscribed in a circle with centre O. AB is parallel to CD and the tangent at the point C intersects the line AB produced at E. If BE
= 2 units, CE = 4 units and ΔBCE is isosceles, then what is the area of the trapezium ABCD?

j 32 square units
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j 24 square units
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j 7 sqrt(15) square units
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j 8 sqrt(15) square units
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j 28 square units
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5. Two cars A and B, 1 km apart, are travelling in the same direction with speeds of 58 km/hr and 40 km/hr respectively. What will be the distance (in
m) between them 15 seconds before A collides with B?
 j 25 m
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j 5m
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j 75 m
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j 80 m
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j 60 m
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6. If N = 10008 – 8, what is the sum of its digits?

j 200
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j 207
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j 208
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j 209
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j 175
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7. A boy is playing on the slope of a park of height of 6 m. Starting from the ground, when he covers a horizontal distance of 2.1 m along the slope,
which reaches 30% of the actual height above the ground. How much distance should he cover to be at 15% of the actual height?

j 6.9 m
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j 0.45 m
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j 0.80 m
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j 1.8 m
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j 0.20 m
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8. A two-digit number N is ‘q’ times the sum of its digits. A two-digit number formed by reversing the digits of N is ‘p’ times the sum of the digits.
Which of the following is equal to ‘p’?

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j (q + 1)
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j (11 – q)
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j (q – 1)
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j (10 – q)
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9. If the sum of lengths of three sides of a rectangle is 100 units, then find the maximum possible area of

the rectangle ?

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j 1250 sq. unit
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j 990 sq. units
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j 1008 sq. units
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j 1225 sq. units
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10. Suppose n is an integer such that the sum of the digits of n is 2, and 10 10 < n < 1011 . The number of different values for n is

j 11
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j 10
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j 9
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j 8
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j 7
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