In this question, the relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statements and select the appropriate answer:
Statements: L = M≤ N≤ O = P > Q≤ R
Conclusions:
I. P > L
II. N< R
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Answer: (E) If neither conclusion I nor II is true
Explanation
In the statement L = M ≤ N ≤ O = P > Q ≤ R:
For conclusion I (P > L), since L ≤ P, P can either be greater than or equal to L, so P > L is not definitely true.
For conclusion II (N < R), moving from N to R involves opposing inequality signs (≤ and >), which means no definite relation can be established between N and R.
Therefore, neither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true.
52Reasoning
In this question, the relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statements and select the appropriate answer:
Statements: X≥ Y > Z = A > B< C > D = E
Conclusions:
I.X > B
II.Z≤ E
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Answer: (A) If only conclusion I is true
Explanation
In the statement X ≥ Y > Z = A > B < C > D = E:
For conclusion I (X > B), combining the path X ≥ Y > Z = A > B yields X > B, which makes conclusion I true.
For conclusion II (Z ≤ E), the path between Z and E contains opposing inequality signs (> and <), so no definite relationship can be formed between Z and E.
Therefore, only conclusion I is true.
53Reasoning
Study the information carefully and answer the questions given below.
C is the sister- in- law of D. A is the son of H. B is the mother- in- law of G. G is the mother of E. E is the sister of A. There is no single parent in the family.
How is A related to D?
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Answer: (E) Grandson
Explanation
From the given family relationship:
E is the sister of A, and both are children of H and G.
G is the mother of E, so G is married to H.
B is the mother-in-law of G, which means B is the mother of H.
Since there is no single parent, B is married to D, making D the father of H.
Since A is the son of H, and H is the son of D, A is the grandson of D.
54Reasoning
Study the information carefully and answer the questions given below.
C is the sister- in- law of D. A is the son of H. B is the mother- in- law of G. G is the mother of E. E is the sister of A. There is no single parent in the family.
How many female members are there in the family?
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Answer: (A) Four
Explanation
Analyzing the family members:
B is the mother-in-law of G (female).
C is the sister-in-law of D (female).
G is the mother of E (female).
E is the sister of A (female).
The male members are D (husband of B), H (husband of G), and A (son of H and G).
Thus, there are exactly four female members in the family.
55Reasoning
Study the information carefully and answer the questions given below.
C is the sister- in- law of D. A is the son of H. B is the mother- in- law of G. G is the mother of E. E is the sister of A. There is no single parent in the family.
How is H related to D?
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Answer: (C) Son
Explanation
From the family relations:
B is the mother-in-law of G, and G is married to H, so B is the mother of H.
Since there are no single parents in the family, D is married to B and is the father of H.
Therefore, H is the son of D.
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In the number '5693728', if all the digits are arranged in descending order from left end, then how many digits remain unchanged at its position in the new number formed after rearrangement?
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Answer: (A) None
Explanation
The original number is 5693728 with digits at positions 1 to 7 as follows:
Position 1: 5
Position 2: 6
Position 3: 9
Position 4: 3
Position 5: 7
Position 6: 2
Position 7: 8
Arranging all digits in descending order gives 9876532:
Position 1: 9
Position 2: 8
Position 3: 7
Position 4: 6
Position 5: 5
Position 6: 3
Position 7: 2
Comparing position by position, zero digits remain unchanged at their positions.
57Reasoning
Read the given information carefully and answer the related questions:
Seven boxes A, B, C, D, E, F and G are placed one above the other in a stack but not in the same order as given. Three boxes are placed between box B and box D. Box A is placed immediately below box B. Number of boxes placed below box A is same as the number of boxes placed above box G. One box is placed between box G and box C which is placed above box G. Box E is not placed at the bottommost position.
Which box is placed at third position from top?
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Answer: (A) E
Explanation
From the given conditions, the seven boxes stacked from top (position 7) to bottom (position 1) are:
Position 7: B
Position 6: A
Position 5: E
Position 4: C
Position 3: D
Position 2: G
Position 1: F
Counting from the top, position 7 is first, position 6 is second, and position 5 (Box E) is third.
58Reasoning
Read the given information carefully and answer the related questions:
Seven boxes A, B, C, D, E, F and G are placed one above the other in a stack but not in the same order as given. Three boxes are placed between box B and box D. Box A is placed immediately below box B. Number of boxes placed below box A is same as the number of boxes placed above box G. One box is placed between box G and box C which is placed above box G. Box E is not placed at the bottommost position.
How many boxes are placed above box C?
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Answer: (B) Three
Explanation
The stack from top to bottom is B (7), A (6), E (5), C (4), D (3), G (2), and F (1).
Box C is placed at position 4. The boxes placed above C are B, A, and E, which gives a total of three boxes.
59Reasoning
Read the given information carefully and answer the related questions:
Seven boxes A, B, C, D, E, F and G are placed one above the other in a stack but not in the same order as given. Three boxes are placed between box B and box D. Box A is placed immediately below box B. Number of boxes placed below box A is same as the number of boxes placed above box G. One box is placed between box G and box C which is placed above box G. Box E is not placed at the bottommost position.
If all the boxes are arranged in alphabetical order from bottom to top, then how many boxes will remain same at their position?
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Answer: (E) One
Explanation
The current stack from bottom (position 1) to top (position 7) is F, G, D, C, E, A, B.
Arranging the boxes in alphabetical order from bottom (position 1) to top (position 7) yields:
Position 1: A
Position 2: B
Position 3: C
Position 4: D
Position 5: E
Position 6: F
Position 7: G
Comparing the two arrangements, only Box E at position 5 remains at the same position.
60Reasoning
Read the given information carefully and answer the related questions:
Seven boxes A, B, C, D, E, F and G are placed one above the other in a stack but not in the same order as given. Three boxes are placed between box B and box D. Box A is placed immediately below box B. Number of boxes placed below box A is same as the number of boxes placed above box G. One box is placed between box G and box C which is placed above box G. Box E is not placed at the bottommost position.
What is the position of box G from bottom?
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Answer: (C) Second
Explanation
The stack of boxes from bottom (position 1) to top (position 7) is F (1), G (2), D (3), C (4), E (5), A (6), and B (7).
Thus, box G is placed at the second position from the bottom.
61Reasoning
Read the given information carefully and answer the related questions:
Seven boxes A, B, C, D, E, F and G are placed one above the other in a stack but not in the same order as given. Three boxes are placed between box B and box D. Box A is placed immediately below box B. Number of boxes placed below box A is same as the number of boxes placed above box G. One box is placed between box G and box C which is placed above box G. Box E is not placed at the bottommost position.
Which of the following box is placed two boxes below box A?
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Answer: (C) C
Explanation
Arranging the boxes from top (7) to bottom (1) using the given clues:
With 3 boxes between B and D, and A immediately below B, placing B at 7 puts A at 6 and D at 3.
Since 5 boxes are below A (positions 5 to 1), 5 boxes must be above G, placing G at position 2.
Box C is placed above G with 1 box between them, placing C at position 4.
Box E is not at the bottom position, so E is at position 5 and F is at position 1.
position order from top to bottom is B (7), A (6), E (5), C (4), D (3), G (2), F (1).
Box C is at position 4, which is two boxes below box A at position 6.
62Reasoning
The following questions are based on the five three- digit numbers given below:
492 625 381 967 154
If the first and third digit of each number is interchanged within the number, then which of the following will be the second highest number?
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Answer: (C) 625
Explanation
Interchanging the first and third digits of each given number yields:
492 becomes 294
625 becomes 526
381 becomes 183
967 becomes 769
154 becomes 451
Arranging the transformed numbers in descending order gives 769, 526, 451, 294, 183.
The second highest value in this transformed set is 526, which corresponds to the original number 625.
63Reasoning
The following questions are based on the five three- digit numbers given below:
492 625 381 967 154
If the digits are arranged in ascending order within the number, then what will be the sum of first and the second highest numbers?
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Answer: (C) Three
Explanation
The question asks to calculate the sum of two numbers after rearranging digits in ascending order, but the given options are count terms rather than numerical sums. Due to missing and contradictory data in the question text, it cannot be answered.
64Reasoning
The following questions are based on the five three- digit numbers given below:
492 625 381 967 154
What will be the sum of the second digits of 'highest and the second smallest' number?
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Answer: (D) 14
Explanation
Arranging the original numbers in ascending order gives 154, 381, 492, 625, 967.
The highest number is 967, and its second digit is 6.
The second smallest number is 381, and its second digit is 8.
The sum of these two digits is 6 + 8 = 14.
65Reasoning
The following questions are based on the five three- digit numbers given below:
492 625 381 967 154
If 2 is added to each number then how many numbers will be completely divisible by 3?
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Answer: (D) Three
Explanation
A number is divisible by 3 if the sum of its digits is divisible by 3.
Adding 2 to each number gives:
492 + 2 = 494 (digit sum = 17, not divisible by 3)
625 + 2 = 627 (digit sum = 15, divisible by 3)
381 + 2 = 383 (digit sum = 14, not divisible by 3)
967 + 2 = 969 (digit sum = 24, divisible by 3)
154 + 2 = 156 (digit sum = 12, divisible by 3)
Three resulting numbers (627, 969, 156) are completely divisible by 3.
66Reasoning
Read the given information carefully and answer the related question:
A, B, C, D, E, F and G were born on same date of different months in a year (but not in same order as given). The months are - March, April, May, June, July, August and September.
A was born in the month having even number of days. Three persons were born between A and C. G is two months older to C. E was born immediately after G. Two persons were born between E and B. D is younger to B.
Who among the following was born in July?
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Answer: (B) B
Explanation
Arranging the months chronologically from March to September:
A is born in September (30 days).
3 persons between A and C places C in May.
G is 2 months older than C (May), placing G in March.
E is born immediately after G, placing E in April.
2 persons between E (April) and B places B in July.
D is younger than B, placing D in August, leaving F in June.
The month-wise birth order is:
March: G
April: E
May: C
June: F
July: B
August: D
September: A
B was born in July.
67Reasoning
Read the given information carefully and answer the related question:
A, B, C, D, E, F and G were born on same date of different months in a year (but not in same order as given). The months are - March, April, May, June, July, August and September.
A was born in the month having even number of days. Three persons were born between A and C. G is two months older to C. E was born immediately after G. Two persons were born between E and B. D is younger to B.
Four of the following five are similar in a certain manner and form a group. Who among the following is not related to the group?
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Answer: (A) A
Explanation
From the birth schedule, the birth months are G in March (31 days), E in April (30 days), C in May (31 days), F in June (30 days), B in July (31 days), D in August (31 days), and A in September (30 days).
G, C, B, and D were all born in 31-day months, while A was born in a 30-day month.
68Reasoning
Read the given information carefully and answer the related question:
A, B, C, D, E, F and G were born on same date of different months in a year (but not in same order as given). The months are - March, April, May, June, July, August and September.
A was born in the month having even number of days. Three persons were born between A and C. G is two months older to C. E was born immediately after G. Two persons were born between E and B. D is younger to B.
D was born in which of the following month?
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Answer: (D) August
Explanation
The chronological order of births from March to September is:
March: G
April: E
May: C
June: F
July: B
August: D
September: A
D was born in August.
69Reasoning
Read the given information carefully and answer the related question:
A, B, C, D, E, F and G were born on same date of different months in a year (but not in same order as given). The months are - March, April, May, June, July, August and September.
A was born in the month having even number of days. Three persons were born between A and C. G is two months older to C. E was born immediately after G. Two persons were born between E and B. D is younger to B.
How many persons were born between G and F?
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Answer: (E) Two
Explanation
The birth schedule from March to September is:
March: G
April: E
May: C
June: F
July: B
August: D
September: A
G was born in March and F was born in June. The persons born between them are E (April) and C (May), which equals two persons.
70Reasoning
Read the given information carefully and answer the related question:
A, B, C, D, E, F and G were born on same date of different months in a year (but not in same order as given). The months are - March, April, May, June, July, August and September.
A was born in the month having even number of days. Three persons were born between A and C. G is two months older to C. E was born immediately after G. Two persons were born between E and B. D is younger to B.
If all the persons are arranged in alphabetical order from March to September, then how many persons will remain same at their position?
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Answer: (B) One
Explanation
Original schedule from March to September:
March: G
April: E
May: C
June: F
July: B
August: D
September: A
Alphabetical order from March to September:
March: A
April: B
May: C
June: D
July: E
August: F
September: G
Comparing the two arrangements month by month, only C in May remains in the exact same position. Thus, exactly one person remains at the same position.
71Reasoning
In the question below, some statements are given followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements, disregarding commonly known facts. Give answer-
Statements: Only a few cup is can
All cup is kettle No can is jar
Conclusions:
I. Some kettle is not jar II. No Cup is jar
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Answer: (A) If only conclusion I follows
Explanation
The statement "Only a few cup is can" implies that some cups are cans and some cups are not cans. Since all cups are inside kettle, the cups that are cans are also kettles. Because no can is a jar, those kettles which are cans can never be jars, which makes "Some kettle is not jar" definitely true. However, cups that are not cans may or may not be jars, so "No Cup is jar" does not logically follow.
72Reasoning
In the question below, some statements are given followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements, disregarding commonly known facts. Give answer-
Statements: Some colours are pens All pens are pencils Only a few pencils are glitters
Conclusions:
I. All pencils being glitters is a possibility
II. Some colours are pencils
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Answer: (B) If only conclusion II follows
Explanation
"Only a few pencils are glitters" means some pencils are glitters and some pencils are definitely not glitters, which makes it impossible for all pencils to be glitters, so conclusion I does not follow. Since some colours are pens and all pens are pencils, the colours that are pens must also be pencils, which makes "Some colours are pencils" definitely true.
73Reasoning
In the question below, some statements are given followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements, disregarding commonly known facts. Give answer-
Statements: All lines are square Only a few square are circles
Conclusions:
I. Some square are not circles
II. Some lines being circles is a possibility
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Answer: (E) If both conclusions I and II follow
Explanation
The phrase "Only a few square are circles" means that some squares are circles and some squares are not circles, making conclusion I definitely true. Furthermore, all lines are squares and there is no negative statement prohibiting lines from overlapping with circles, so the possibility of some lines being circles is also valid, making conclusion II definitely true.
74Reasoning
In the question below, some statements are given followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically doesn't follow from the given statements, disregarding commonly known facts. Give answer-
Statements: All fruits are vegetable Only a few vegetable are carrot Some carrot are not tomato
Conclusions:
I. All fruits being tomato is a possibility
II. No vegetable is carrot
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Answer: (B) If only conclusion II
Explanation
Since all fruits are vegetables and only a few vegetables are carrots, fruits can potentially overlap completely with tomatoes without violating any given statement, so conclusion I is a valid possibility and thus logically follows. Statement 2 explicitly states that only a few vegetables are carrots, which means some vegetables are carrots, directly contradicting "No vegetable is carrot", so conclusion II logically does not follow.
75Reasoning
In the word 'SOLVENT', how many pairs of the letters have the same number of letters between them (both forward and backward direction) as in the English alphabet?
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Answer: (D) Three
Explanation
In the word 'SOLVENT', assigning positional numbers yields S(19), O(15), L(12), V(22), E(5), N(14), and T(20).
In the forward direction, S and V have 2 letters between them in both the word and the alphabet, and O and T have 4 letters between them in both the word and the alphabet.
In the backward direction, N and S have 4 letters between them in both the word and the alphabet. Thus, there are 3 such pairs in total.
76Reasoning
Read the given information carefully and answer the related question:
Seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G sit around a circular table facing inside (equidistant from each other) but not in same order as given.
One person sits between G and D. B does not sit adjacent to G and D. C sits second to the left of B. The number of persons sit between B and G (when counted from the right of B) is one more than the number of persons A and E (when counted from the left of E).
What is the position of F with respect to B?
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Answer: (D) Immediate right
Explanation
Arranging the seven persons around the circular table facing the center in clockwise order starting from B gives: Position 1 = B, Position 2 = E, Position 3 = C, Position 4 = G, Position 5 = A, Position 6 = D, Position 7 = F. Since all persons face inward, counter-clockwise represents the right direction, placing F immediately to the right of B.
77Reasoning
Read the given information carefully and answer the related question:
Seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G sit around a circular table facing inside (equidistant from each other) but not in same order as given.
One person sits between G and D. B does not sit adjacent to G and D. C sits second to the left of B. The number of persons sit between B and G (when counted from the right of B) is one more than the number of persons A and E (when counted from the left of E).
Who among the following sits second to the right of G?
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Answer: (A) E
Explanation
With the persons seated in clockwise order B (1), E (2), C (3), G (4), A (5), D (6), F (7) facing the center, rightward direction corresponds to counter-clockwise movement. Moving two positions counter-clockwise from G (4) leads to position 2, which is occupied by E.
78Reasoning
Read the given information carefully and answer the related question:
Seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G sit around a circular table facing inside (equidistant from each other) but not in same order as given.
One person sits between G and D. B does not sit adjacent to G and D. C sits second to the left of B. The number of persons sit between B and G (when counted from the right of B) is one more than the number of persons A and E (when counted from the left of E).
How many persons sit between D and E when counted from the right of D?
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Answer: (E) Three
Explanation
In the circular arrangement facing center, counting to the right of D means moving counter-clockwise from position 6. Between position 6 (D) and position 2 (E) in the counter-clockwise direction are positions 5 (A), 4 (G), and 3 (C), which equals 3 persons.
79Reasoning
Read the given information carefully and answer the related question:
Seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G sit around a circular table facing inside (equidistant from each other) but not in same order as given.
One person sits between G and D. B does not sit adjacent to G and D. C sits second to the left of B. The number of persons sit between B and G (when counted from the right of B) is one more than the number of persons A and E (when counted from the left of E).
If B is related to E, in the similar way C is related to G, then who among the following is related to F?
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Answer: (C) D
Explanation
In the arrangement, E sits immediately to the left of B (clockwise direction), and G sits immediately to the left of C. Applying this relationship, the person who sits immediately to the left of D is F, meaning D is related to F.
80Reasoning
Read the given information carefully and answer the related question:
Seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G sit around a circular table facing inside (equidistant from each other) but not in same order as given.
One person sits between G and D. B does not sit adjacent to G and D. C sits second to the left of B. The number of persons sit between B and G (when counted from the right of B) is one more than the number of persons A and E (when counted from the left of E).
If all the are made to sit in alphabetical order starting from A in clockwise direction, then how many persons will remain same at their position (excluding A)?
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Answer: (B) Two
Explanation
The original seated positions clockwise from 1 to 7 are B, E, C, G, A, D, F. Placing everyone alphabetically in clockwise direction starting with A at position 5 gives: Position 5 = A, Position 6 = B, Position 7 = C, Position 1 = D, Position 2 = E, Position 3 = F, Position 4 = G. Comparing the initial and new arrangements shows that E (position 2) and G (position 4) remain in the same positions, giving 2 persons excluding A.
81Reasoning
Read the given instructions carefully and answer the related question:
Seven boxes J, K, L, M, N, O, P are placed one above the other in a stack, but not is same order as given. Box K is placed three boxes above box P. Box L is placed immediately above box K. Number of boxes placed above box L is same as the number of boxes placed below box N. Three boxes are placed between box M and box O. Box M is not placed at second position from the bottom.
How many boxes are placed between box J and box K?
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Answer: (B) Two
Explanation
Placing the seven boxes from top (position 7) to bottom (position 1) based on the conditions gives J at position 7, M at 6, L at 5, K at 4, N at 3, O at 2, and P at 1. Box J is at position 7 and Box K is at position 4, so there are exactly two boxes, M and L, placed between them.
82Reasoning
Read the given instructions carefully and answer the related question:
Seven boxes J, K, L, M, N, O, P are placed one above the other in a stack, but not is same order as given. Box K is placed three boxes above box P. Box L is placed immediately above box K. Number of boxes placed above box L is same as the number of boxes placed below box N. Three boxes are placed between box M and box O. Box M is not placed at second position from the bottom.
Which box is placed immediately above box P?
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Answer: (E) Box O
Explanation
The arrangement from top to bottom is J (position 7), M (position 6), L (position 5), K (position 4), N (position 3), O (position 2), and P (position 1). Since box P is at the bottommost position, the box placed immediately above box P is box O.
83Reasoning
Read the given instructions carefully and answer the related question:
Seven boxes J, K, L, M, N, O, P are placed one above the other in a stack, but not is same order as given. Box K is placed three boxes above box P. Box L is placed immediately above box K. Number of boxes placed above box L is same as the number of boxes placed below box N. Three boxes are placed between box M and box O. Box M is not placed at second position from the bottom.
If box M is interchanged with box K, then how many boxes are placed below box M?
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Answer: (C) Three
Explanation
The initial arrangement from top to bottom is J (7), M (6), L (5), K (4), N (3), O (2), P (1). If box M and box K swap positions, box M is moved to position 4. The boxes below position 4 are those at positions 3, 2, and 1, which equals three boxes.
84Reasoning
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Seven boxes J, K, L, M, N, O, P are placed one above the other in a stack, but not is same order as given. Box K is placed three boxes above box P. Box L is placed immediately above box K. Number of boxes placed above box L is same as the number of boxes placed below box N. Three boxes are placed between box M and box O. Box M is not placed at second position from the bottom.
If all the boxes are arranged in alphabetical order from bottom to top, then how many boxes will remain same on their position?
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Answer: (D) None
Explanation
The original order from bottom to top (positions 1 to 7) is P, O, N, K, L, M, J. Arranging the boxes in alphabetical order from bottom to top gives J at position 1, K at 2, L at 3, M at 4, N at 5, O at 6, and P at 7. Comparing position by position, no box retains its original position.
85Reasoning
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Seven boxes J, K, L, M, N, O, P are placed one above the other in a stack, but not is same order as given. Box K is placed three boxes above box P. Box L is placed immediately above box K. Number of boxes placed above box L is same as the number of boxes placed below box N. Three boxes are placed between box M and box O. Box M is not placed at second position from the bottom.
Which of the following statement is correct?
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Answer: (D) One box is placed between box J and box L
Explanation
In the stack arrangement from top to bottom, position 7 is occupied by box J, position 6 by box M, and position 5 by box L. Box M is the single box placed between box J and box L.
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If we form a four- letter meaningful word by using the first, third, sixth and eighth letter from the left end of the word 'FRAGMENT, then which of the following will be the second letter from left of the meaningful word thus formed. If more than one word is formed mark Z as your answer. If no meaningful word is formed, mark X as your answer?
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Answer: (D) Z
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Extracting the first (F), third (A), sixth (E), and eighth (T) letters from 'FRAGMENT' gives F, A, E, and T. These four letters can form at least two valid four-letter words, namely FATE and FEAT. As more than one word can be formed, the specified symbol to mark is Z.
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In this question, the relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statements and select the appropriate answer:
Statements: M = T≤ K< P< Q< V
Conclusions:
I. K > V
II. M≤ Q
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Answer: (E) If neither conclusion I nor II is true
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From the combined statement M = T ≤ K < P < Q < V, comparing K and V gives K < V, which invalidates conclusion I (K > V). Comparing M and Q gives M < Q strictly, meaning M cannot equal Q, which invalidates conclusion II (M ≤ Q). Therefore, neither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true.
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In this question, the relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statements and select the appropriate answer:
Statements: W≤ E< S< Y≤ N = A
Conclusions:
I. N > E
II. S≤ A
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Answer: (A) If only conclusion I is true
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From the statement W ≤ E < S < Y ≤ N = A, combining E < S < Y ≤ N gives E < N, which confirms that N > E is true. For conclusion II, combining S < Y ≤ N = A gives S < A strictly, which means S ≤ A does not follow because equality is not possible. Thus, only conclusion I is true.
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In this question, the relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statements and select the appropriate answer:
Statements: G = J≥ X< C< B< M
Conclusions:
I. G > B
II. G≤B
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Answer: (C) If either conclusion I or II is true
Explanation
From the statement G = J ≥ X < C < B < M, moving from G to B encounters opposite inequality symbols (≥ and <), meaning no definite relationship can be concluded between G and B. Consequently, G must be either strictly greater than B or less than or equal to B. Since these two conclusions cover all possible mathematical relations between G and B, an either-or case is formed.
90Reasoning
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From point P, Rohan walks 10km towards the East to reach point Q, then takes a left turn and walks 14 km to reach point R. He then takes a right turn and walks 6km to reach point S. After that, he takes another right turn and walks 11km to reach point T. Finally, he takes a left turn and walks 9km to reach point U.
In which direction is point T with respect to point Q?
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Answer: (A) North-east
Explanation
Taking point P as the origin (0, 0), Rohan walks 10 km East to Q at (10, 0). Turning left and walking 14 km North leads to R at (10, 14). Turning right and walking 6 km East leads to S at (16, 14). Turning right and walking 11 km South leads to T at (16, 3). Relative to Q at (10, 0), point T is at a relative position of (+6, +3), which lies in the North-east direction.
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From point P, Rohan walks 10km towards the East to reach point Q, then takes a left turn and walks 14 km to reach point R. He then takes a right turn and walks 6km to reach point S. After that, he takes another right turn and walks 11km to reach point T. Finally, he takes a left turn and walks 9km to reach point U.
What is the total distance covered by Rohan?
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Answer: (C) 50km
Explanation
Total distance is calculated by adding the lengths of all individual paths walked by Rohan: 10 km + 14 km + 6 km + 11 km + 9 km = 50 km.
92Reasoning
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From point P, Rohan walks 10km towards the East to reach point Q, then takes a left turn and walks 14 km to reach point R. He then takes a right turn and walks 6km to reach point S. After that, he takes another right turn and walks 11km to reach point T. Finally, he takes a left turn and walks 9km to reach point U.
Which point is not in north-east of point Q?
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Answer: (B) Point P
Explanation
Taking Point P as the origin (0, 0), Point Q is at (10, 0), Point R at (10, 14), Point S at (16, 14), Point T at (16, 3), and Point U at (25, 3). Relative to Point Q (10, 0), Point S (+6, +14), Point T (+6, +3), and Point U (+15, +3) are all located to its north-east, whereas Point P (-10, 0) is located directly to its west.
93Reasoning
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Seven persons P, Q, R, S, T, U and V play a game on different days of a week starting from Monday to Sunday. The information of persons is not used in same manner as given.
Two persons play game before S. One person plays game between S and Q. R plays game three persons before P. T plays game before P but not on Thursday. V plays game on Sunday.
U plays game on which day?
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Answer: (C) Saturday
Explanation
Since two persons play before S, S plays on Wednesday. V plays on Sunday. One person plays between S and Q, which places Q on Friday because setting Q on Monday leads to a contradiction. R plays three days before P, placing R on Monday and P on Thursday. T plays before P but not on Thursday, so T plays on Tuesday. The remaining day, Saturday, is assigned to U.
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Seven persons P, Q, R, S, T, U and V play a game on different days of a week starting from Monday to Sunday. The information of persons is not used in same manner as given.
Two persons play game before S. One person plays game between S and Q. R plays game three persons before P. T plays game before P but not on Thursday. V plays game on Sunday.
If all the persons play game in alphabetical order from Monday to Sunday, then how many persons will remain same on their position?
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Answer: (D) Two
Explanation
The actual schedule from Monday to Sunday is R, T, S, P, Q, U, V. Arranging the seven persons alphabetically from Monday to Sunday gives P, Q, R, S, T, U, V. Comparing both sequences day by day: Saturday has U in both, and Sunday has V in both. Thus, two persons remain in the same position.
95Reasoning
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Seven persons P, Q, R, S, T, U and V play a game on different days of a week starting from Monday to Sunday. The information of persons is not used in same manner as given.
Two persons play game before S. One person plays game between S and Q. R plays game three persons before P. T plays game before P but not on Thursday. V plays game on Sunday.
Which of the following statement is correct?
I. T plays game on Tuesday II. One person lays game between R and S III. Q plays game after U
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Answer: (C) Only I and II
Explanation
The weekly schedule from Monday to Sunday is R (Monday), T (Tuesday), S (Wednesday), P (Thursday), Q (Friday), U (Saturday), and V (Sunday). Statement I is correct because T plays on Tuesday. Statement II is correct because exactly one person (T) plays between R and S. Statement III is incorrect because Q plays on Friday, which is before U on Saturday.
96Reasoning
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Seven persons P, Q, R, S, T, U and V play a game on different days of a week starting from Monday to Sunday. The information of persons is not used in same manner as given.
Two persons play game before S. One person plays game between S and Q. R plays game three persons before P. T plays game before P but not on Thursday. V plays game on Sunday.
Who among the following plays game on Monday?
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Answer: (A) R
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S plays on Wednesday as two persons play before S, and V plays on Sunday. Q plays on Friday to allow R and P to be placed with a three-day gap at Monday and Thursday respectively. T plays on Tuesday (before P), and U plays on Saturday. Therefore, R is the person who plays on Monday.
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Seven persons P, Q, R, S, T, U and V play a game on different days of a week starting from Monday to Sunday. The information of persons is not used in same manner as given.
Two persons play game before S. One person plays game between S and Q. R plays game three persons before P. T plays game before P but not on Thursday. V plays game on Sunday.
If R is related to S, in the similar way P is related to U, then who among the following is related to Q?
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Answer: (B) S
Explanation
In the order R (Mon), T (Tue), S (Wed), P (Thu), Q (Fri), U (Sat), V (Sun), R is two days before S, and P is two days before U. Following this pattern of a two-day gap, the person related to Q (Friday) is S (Wednesday).
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Six persons J, K, L, M, N, P are of different weight but not in same order as given.
M is heavier than K but lighter than J. P is heavier than L but lighter than K. Weight of second heaviest person is 80kg . Only one person is heavier than N.
Who among the following is third lightest person?
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Answer: (E) K
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The given conditions state that J > M > K and K > P > L, which yields the order J > M > K > P > L. Since N is the second heaviest person, N is placed directly after J. The complete descending weight order is J, N, M, K, P, L. Counting from the lightest end (L as 1st lightest, P as 2nd lightest), K is the 3rd lightest person.
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Six persons J, K, L, M, N, P are of different weight but not in same order as given.
M is heavier than K but lighter than J. P is heavier than L but lighter than K. Weight of second heaviest person is 80kg . Only one person is heavier than N.
If K's weight is 72kg , then what could be the possible weight of M?
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Answer: (D) 75kg
Explanation
From the weight order J > N > M > K > P > L, N is the second heaviest at 80 kg and K is given as 72 kg. Since M is lighter than N but heavier than K, M's weight must satisfy 72 kg < M < 80 kg. The value 75 kg is the only one falling within this range.
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Six persons J, K, L, M, N, P are of different weight but not in same order as given.
M is heavier than K but lighter than J. P is heavier than L but lighter than K. Weight of second heaviest person is 80kg . Only one person is heavier than N.
How many persons are heavier than P?
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Answer: (B) Four
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Combining all given statements gives the complete descending order of weights as J, N, M, K, P, L. Looking at the position of P, the persons heavier than P are J, N, M, and K. Thus, there are four persons heavier than P.
