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DILR Prep Tips for MBA Class 12th

Accountant, Manager, Sweeper, CEO, Software engineer and Technician are sitting around a circle facing the centre for a forest meeting. Accountant, who is to the immediate left of CEO, is not the neighbor of Sweeper. Software engineer, the neighbour of Sweeper is not the neighbour of Manager. Technician is between CEO and Manager.

What is the position of Software engineer?
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Payal Gupta

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Immediate right of sweeper

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Accountant, Manager, Sweeper, CEO, Software engineer and Technician are sitting around a circle facing the centre for a forest meeting. Accountant, who is to the immediate left of CEO, is not the neighbor of Sweeper. Software engineer, the neighbour of Sweeper is not the neighbour of Manager. Technician is between CEO and Manager.

Which of the following is true?
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Please find the image below

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DILR Prep Tips for MBA Class 12th

On the occasion of Janmasthmi, four persons – A1, A2, A3 and A4 bought certain dozens of bananas for their respective houses. Their wives also went to the market and bought bananas. Further it is known that

I. The wives are W1, W2, W3 and W4

II. A1 bought as many bananas as his wife, A2 bought twice as many as his wife, A3 bought three times as many as his wife, and A4 bought four times as his wife.

III. W1 bought 2 dozens bananas, W2 bought 3, W3 and W4 bought 4 and 5 dozens of bananas respectively.

IV. The four couples bought 44 dozen of bananas between them.

Who is the wife of A4 among the four females?
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DILR Prep Tips for MBA Class 12th

On the occasion of Janmasthmi, four persons – A1, A2, A3 and A4 bought certain dozens of bananas for their respective houses. Their wives also went to the market and bought bananas. Further it is known that

I. The wives are W1, W2, W3 and W4

II.    A1 bought as many bananas as his wife, A2 bought twice as many as his wife, A3 bought three times as many as his wife, and A4 bought four times as his wife.

III.  W1 bought 2 dozens bananas, W2 bought 3, W3 and W4 bought 4 and 5 dozens of bananas respectively.

IV. The four couples bought 44 dozen of bananas between them.

Who brought the maximum number of bananas among t

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DILR Prep Tips for MBA Class 12th

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On the occasion of Janmasthmi, four persons – A1, A2, A3 and A4 bought certain dozens of bananas for their respective houses. Their wives also went to the market and bought bananas. Further it is known that

I. The wives are W1, W2, W3 and W4

II.    A1 bought as many bananas as his wife, A2 bought twice as many as his wife, A3 bought three times as many as his wife, and A4 bought four times as his wife.

III.  W1 bought 2 dozens bananas, W2 bought 3, W3 and W4 bought 4 and 5 dozens of bananas respectively.

IV. The fou

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Let us denote, the dozens of Bananas bought by A4's wife by a1, a2 by A3's wife, a3 by A2's wife and a4 by A1's wife. We prepare the table given below Bananas bought:

A1 = a4               A1's wife = a4

A2 = 2a3             A2's wife = a3

A3 = 3a2             A3's wife = a2

A4 = 4a1             A4's wife = a1

Where (a1, a2, a3, a4) is a rearrangement of (2, 3, 4, 5). Now, (a4 + 2a3 + 3a2 + 4a1) + (a4 + a3 + a2 + a1) = 44 4a1 + 3a2 + 2a3 + a4 = 44 – (2 + 3 + 4 + 5) = 30 …. (1) (Sum a1 + a2 +

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DILR Prep Tips for MBA Class 12th

Six cities of India – Jammu, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai, Nagpur and Orcha are connected by one way and two way highways as indicated in the diagram given below. The arrow head indicates the direction in which the traffic is allowed to flow. No other route is available except those given in the diagram.

What is the least possible number of cities, a person has to pass through, while travelling from Mumbai city to Lucknow city?
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Following are the possible ways from city Mumbai to city Lucknow.

I.   Mumbai – Nagpur – Kolkata –Lucknow

II.   Mumbai – Jammu – Orcha – Lucknow

III.   Mumbai – Nagpur – Jammu – Orcha – Lucknow

The least possible number of cities is two.

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DILR Prep Tips for MBA Class 12th

Six cities of India – Jammu, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai, Nagpur and Orcha are connected by one way and two way highways as indicated in the diagram given below. The arrow head indicates the direction in which the traffic is allowed to flow. No other route is available except those given in the diagram.

For which of the following cities it is not possible for a person to start his journey from the city and pass through all the other cities and come back to the same city, without passing through any city more than once?
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A person can start and return the same city while passing through every city.

So, According to the given data option d is correct

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DILR Prep Tips for MBA Class 12th

Six cities of India – Jammu, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai, Nagpur and Orcha are connected by one way and two way highways as indicated in the diagram given below. The arrow head indicates the direction in which the traffic is allowed to flow. No other route is available except those given in the diagram.

In how many different ways can a person travel from Kolkata city to Nagpur city, without passing through any city more than once?
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The following are the possible ways:

I.   Kolkata – Mumbai – Nagpur

II.   Kolkata – Lucknow – Jammu – Nagpur – Mumbai

There are two possible ways.

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DILR Prep Tips for MBA Class 12th

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Six cities of India – Jammu, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai, Nagpur and Orcha are connected by one way and two way highways as indicated in the diagram given below. The arrow head indicates the direction in which the traffic is allowed to flow. No other route is available except those given in the diagram.

In how many different ways, can a person travel from Nagpur city to Lucknow without passing through any city more than once?
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The following are the possible ways.

I.   Nagpur – Kolkata – Lucknow

II.   Nagpur – Kolkata – Mumbai – Jammu – Orcha – Lucknow

III.   Nagpur – Mumbai – Jammu – Orcha – Lucknow

IV.   Nagpur – Jammu – Orcha – Lucknow

There are four possible ways.

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DILR Prep Tips for MBA Class 12th

A company has seven tasks to complete. They are:

T1 – Buy raw material

T2 – Take orders

T3 – Process raw material

T4 – Deliver finish product

T5 – Hire new recruits

T6 – Pay the bills

T7 – Pay salary

And to do these tasks it has only two days, Monday and Tuesday. Certain conditions should be followed:

The Company must do at least two tasks each day.

The company cannot start its task on Monday with T4 (deliver finish product)

Task T1 should be done either in the beginning or at the end of any of the two days. Task T3 and task T7 should be done on the same day with no task done in between them. Task T4 and task T6 cannot be

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Since Task T1 does not have either the first or last Task on Tuesday Task T1 must have the first or last Task on Monday. So, option (a) or option (b) is true but neither one must be true.

On Tuesday since Task T3 is first Task T7 must be second but Task T2 cannot follow Task T7. So Task T2 must have been done on Monday, hence (c) is eliminated. Since Task T4 has to be done on Tuesday Task T6 must have been done on Monday.

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