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Seven persons M, N, O, W, X, Y and Z going to three different classes Acting, Singing and Crafting on different days of the same week with at least two of them in each of these classes. Each of them likes different food items–Rice, Chocolate, Milk, Candy, Orange, Oats and Banana. X going to Singing class with M. M likes Banana. Those who went to Acting class do not like Rice and Candy. The one who likes Chocolate is going only with O in Crafting class. The one who likes orange does not go in the same class with M and O. W does not go to Singing class. W likes Oats. Z and N going in the same class. N does not like Milk. The one who likes Candy does not go in Singing class.

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सात व्यक्ति M, N, O, W, X, Y और Z समान सप्ताह के विभिन्न दिनों में विभिन्न कक्षाओं एक्टिंग, सिंगिंग और क्राफ्टिंग के लिए जाते हैं. प्रत्येक कक्षा में कम से कम दो व्यक्ति जाते हैं. उनमें से प्रत्येक को विभिन्न खाद्य पदार्थ पसंद है- चावल, चॉकलेट, दूध, कैंडी, संतरा, ओट्स और केला. X, M के साथ सिंगिंग की कक्षा के लिए जाता है. M को केला पसंद है. वे जो एक्टिंग की कक्षा जाते हैं उन्हें चावल और कैंडी पसंद नहीं है. वह व्यक्ति जिसे चॉकलेट पसंद है वह केवल O के साथ क्राफ्टिंग कक्षा के लिए जाता है. वह व्यक्ति जिसे संतरा पसंद है, वह M और O के साथ समान कक्षा में नहीं जाता है. W सिंगिंग कक्षा के लिए नहीं जाता है. W को ओट्स पसंद है. Z और N समान कक्षा में जाते हैं. N को दूध पसंद नहीं है. वह व्यक्ति जिसे कैंडी पसंद है वह सिंगिंग के लिए नहीं जाता है.

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Seven persons- P, Q, R, S, T, U and V live at seven different floor of the building Such as ground floor is number one and top floor is seven.
More than four persons live between U and V. One person live between U and S. Equal number of persons live below or above P. T is not live just below or just above the floor of S. T lives above R, who live above V.

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सात व्यक्ति - P, Q, R, S, T, U और V एक इमारत की सात विभिन्न मंजिलों पर रहते हैं, जिसमें सबसे निचली मंजिल की संख्या 1 है और सबसे ऊपर वाली मंजिल की संख्या सात है.
चार से अधिक व्यक्ति U और V के मध्य रहते हैं. U और S के मध्य एक व्यक्ति रहता है. P के ऊपर या नीचे व्यक्तियों की संख्या समान हैं. T, S के ठीक ऊपर या ठीक नीचे नहीं रहता है. T, R के ऊपर रहता है जो V के ऊपर रहता है.

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🍏Blank cheque was also commonly used as a synonym for counter cheque. It was fairly common for banks, especially in small towns, to issue cheque to customers which were not personalized other than the name of the bank.

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🍏Any check or draft that has a future date written upon it by the user.

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🍏A cheque that is not a crossed cheque. The person whose name appears on the cheque can write the name of another person on it, and the money will be paid to them.

🍏An open cheque is a cheque that is not crossed on the left corner and payable at the drawee bank on presentation of the cheque.

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🍏The latter can collect the money from any branch of the bank nowadays, depending on the bank. S/he should also sign at the back of the cheque while receiving the amount.

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Following table shows the total production of 5 different companies and the ratio of production of Item1 and Item2 and the percentage of sold items and the ratio of sold Item1 and Item2 among them.

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1) Total production of item1 of Company P and R together is approximately what percentage of total production of item2 of Company Q, S and T together?

a) 40 %

b) 80 %

c) 60 %

d) 100 %

e) 50 %

 2) Find the difference between the total sold item1 of Company Q and T together to that of total sold item2 of Company P and S together?

a) 1318000

b) 1524000

c) 1636000

d) 1842000

e) None of these

 3) Find the average sold item 2 Company Q, R and T together?

a) 23.56 lakhs

b) 21.44 lakhs

c) 25.72 lakhs

d) 24.28 lakhs

e) None of these

 4) Find the ratio between the total sold items of Company P and Q together to that of total sold items of Company T?

a) 177: 112

b) 56: 23

c) 324: 217

d) 213: 160

e) None of these

 5) Total sold items of Company P is approximately what percentage of total sold items of Company T?

a) 60 %

b) 75 %

c) 90 %

d) 50 %

e) 100 %

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1) Answer: c)

Total production of item1 of Company P and R together

= > 36*(5/9) + 56*(3/7)

= > 20 + 24 = 44 lakhs

Total production of item2 of Company Q, S and T together

= > 45*(2/5) + 64*(3/8) + 60*(7/12)

= > 18 + 24 + 35 = 77 lakhs

Required % = (44/77)*100 = 57 %

2) Answer: a)

The total sold item1 of Company Q and T together

= > 45*(82/100)*(5/9) + 60*(80/100)*(3/8)

= > 20.5 + 18 = 38.5 lakhs

The total sold item2 of Company P and S together

= > 36*(75/100)*(1/3) + 64*(68/100)*(3/8)

= > 9 + 16.32 = 25.32 lakhs

Required difference = 38.5 – 25.32 = 13.18 lakhs = 1318000

3) Answer: b)

The total sold item2 Company Q, R and T together

= > 45*(82/100)*(4/9) + 56*(64/100)*(1/2) + 60*(80/100)*(5/8)

= > 16.4 + 17.92 + 30 = 64.32 lakhs

Required average = (64.32/3) = 21.44 lakhs

4) Answer: d)

The total sold items of Company P and Q together

= > 36*(75/100) + 45*(82/100)

= > 27 + 36.9 = 63.9 lakhs

The total sold items of Company T

= > 60*(80/100)

= > 48

Required ratio = 63.9: 48 = 213: 160

5) Answer: a)

Total sold items of Company P

= > 36*(75/100) = 27 lakhs

Total sold items of Company T

= > 60*(80/100) = 48 lakhs

Required % = (27/48)*100 = 57 % = 60 %

Following table shows the income (In lakhs) and profit % of company A, B and C over the years.



Note:

Profit % = [(Income – Expenditure)/Expenditure]*100

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6) Total income of Company A in all the given years together is approximately what percentage of total income of Company B in all the given years together?

a) 120 %

b) 95 %

c) 105 %

d) 130 %

e) 75 %

7) Find the ratio between the total expenditure of Company B in the year 2013 and 2016 together to that of total expenditure of Company C in the year 2013, 2015 and 2017 together?

a) 3: 4

b) 4: 7

c) 5: 8

d) 6: 7

e) None of these

 8) Find the difference between the total expenditure of Company A in the year 2013 and 2016 together to that of total expenditure of Company C in the year 2014 and 2017 together?

a) 8 lakhs

b) 2 lakhs

c) 6 lakhs

d) 4 lakhs

e) None of these

 9) Find the average income of Company C in all the given years together?

a) 7852000

b) 8106000

c) 7634000

d) 8378000

e) None of these

 10) Find the total expenditure of Company B in the year 2014, 2015 and 2017 together?

a) 216 lakhs

b) 184 lakhs

c) 192 lakhs

d) 175 lakhs

e) 208 lakhs

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6) Answer: c)

Total income of Company A in all the given years together

= > 73.92 + 64.4 + 116.16 + 94.4 + 64.9

= > 413.78 lakhs

Total income of Company B in all the given years together

= > 82.8 + 54 + 95.12 + 85.5 + 81.25

= > 398.67 lakhs

Required % = (413.78/398.67)*100 = 105 %

7) Answer: a)

The total expenditure of Company B in the year 2013 and 2016 together

= > 82.8*(100/115) + 85.5*(100/114)

= > 72 + 75 = 147

The total expenditure of Company C in the year 2013, 2015 and 2017 together

= > 67.2*(100/120) + 72.8*(100/112) + 88.5*(100/118)

= > 56 + 65 + 75 = 196

Required ratio = 147: 196 = 3: 4

8) Answer: d)

The total expenditure of Company A in the year 2013 and 2016 together

= > 73.92*(100/112) + 94.4*(100/118)

= > 66 + 80 = 146 lakhs

The total expenditure of Company C in the year 2014 and 2017 together

= > 82.5*(100/110) + 88.5*(100/118)

= > 75 + 75 = 150 lakhs

Required difference = 150 – 146 = 4 lakhs

9) Answer: b)

The average income of Company C in all the given years together

= > (67.2 + 82.5 + 72.8 + 94.3 + 88.5)/5

= > 405.3/5

= > 81.06 lakhs = 8106000

10) Answer: c)

The total expenditure of Company B in the year 2014, 2015 and 2017 together

= > 54*(100/120) + 95.12*(100/116) + 81.25*(100/125)

= > 45 + 82 + 65

= > 192 lakhs