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Vishal Baghel

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(b)

F3 to W2 to R6 is the lowest. Therefore, option (b) is the correct answer.

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Vishal Baghel

Contributor-Level 10

Let us make a table for the time taken:

 

Patna

Mumbai

Calcutta

Chennai

Bangalore

Patna

-

4

5

3.75

10

Mumbai

4

-

6.666667

10

12.5

Calcutta

5

6.666667

-

12.5

12

Chennai

3.75

10

12.5

-

4

Bangalore

10

12.5

12

4

-

c

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Direction for questions 9 to 12:  Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.

Table 1.1 Mode of travel between two cities

 

Patna

Mumbai

Calcutta

Chennai

Bangalore

Patna

-

Bus

Train

Air plane

Train

Mumbai

Bus

-

Train

Train

Air plane

Calcutta

Train

Train

-

Air plane

Bus

Chennai

Air plane

Train

Air plane

-

Bus

Bangalore

Train

Air plane

Bus

Bus

-

 

Table 1.2 Distance between two cities (In kms)

 

Patna

Mumbai

Calcutta

Chennai

Bangalore

Patna

-

100

150

150

300

Mumbai

100

-

200

300

500

Calcutta

150

200

-

500

300

Chennai

150

300

500

-

100

Bangalore

300

500

300

100

-

9

Direction for questions 9 to 12:  Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.

Table 1.1 Mode of travel between two cities

 

Patna

Mumbai

Calcutta

Chennai

Bangalore

Patna

-

Bus

Train

Air plane

Train

Mumbai

Bus

-

Train

Train

Air plane

Calcutta

Train

Train

-

Air plane

Bus

Chennai

Air plane

Train

Air plane

-

Bus

Bangalore

Train

Air plane

Bus

Bus

-

 

Table 1.2 Distance between two cities (In kms)

 

Patna

Mumbai

Calcutta

Chennai

Bangalore

Patna

-

100

150

150

300

Mumbai

100

-

200

300

500

Calcutta

150

200

-

500

300

Chennai

150

300

500

-

100

Bangalore

300

500

300

100

-

Direction for questions 9 to 12:  Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.

Table 1.1 Mode of travel between two cities

 

Patna

Mumbai

Calcutta

Chennai

Bangalore

Patna

-

Bus

Train

Air plane

Train

Mumbai

Bus

-

Train

Train

Air plane

Calcutta

Train

Train

-

Air plane

Bus

Chennai

Air plane

Train

Air plane

-

Bus

Bangalore

Train

Air plane

Bus

Bus

-

 

Table 1.2 Distance between two cities (In kms)

 

Patna

Mumbai

Calcutta

Chennai

Bangalore

Patna

-

100

150

150

300

Mumbai

100

-

200

300

500

Calcutta

150

200

-

500

300

Chennai

150

300

500

-

100

Bangalore

300

500

300

100

-

If one can travel

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Vishal Baghel

Contributor-Level 10

Let us make a table for the time taken:

 

Patna

Mumbai

Calcutta

Chennai

Bangalore

Patna

-

4

5

3.75

10

Mumbai

4

-

6.666667

10

12.5

Calcutta

5

6.666667

-

12.5

12

Chennai

3.75

10

12.5

-

4

Bangalore

10

12.5

12

4

-

a

New answer posted

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V
Vishal Baghel

Contributor-Level 10

Let us make a table for the time taken:

 

Patna

Mumbai

Calcutta

Chennai

Bangalore

Patna

-

4

5

3.75

10

Mumbai

4

-

6.666667

10

12.5

Calcutta

5

6.666667

-

12.5

12

Chennai

3.75

10

12.5

-

4

Bangalore

10

12.5

12

4

-

  (c)

New answer posted

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V
Vishal Baghel

Contributor-Level 10

Let us make a table for the time taken:

 

Patna

Mumbai

Calcutta

Chennai

Bangalore

Patna

-

4

5

3.75

10

Mumbai

4

-

6.666667

10

12.5

Calcutta

5

6.666667

-

12.5

12

Chennai

3.75

10

12.5

-

4

Bangalore

10

12.5

12

4

-

 

(c)

New answer posted

3 months ago

Direction for questions 5 to 8: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.

Shweta has six different types of fruits – Mangoes, Bananas, Mausamis, Pineapples, Guavas and Litchis with him. Following table provides information about the minimum and the maximum price of each of the mentioned fruits. The table also provides information about the number of fruits of each type and the average price of each fruit.

Assume that the price of each fruit is an integer. There is only one Mango that has the minimum price and there is only one Mango that has the maximum price. The same holds true for each type of fruit.

 

Minimum Price

Maximum Price

Average Price

Number of Fruits

Mango

20

28

23

16

Banana

40

50

46

24

Mausami

4

8

7

40

Pineapple

16

26

20

34

Guava

3

8

5

28

Litchi

10

18

16

30

Total

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Vishal Baghel

Contributor-Level 10

(b)

The total price of Guavas with Shweta is 5 * 28 = Rs. 140

The total price of the 26 Guavas whose price is not known is 140 – (3 + 8) = Rs. 129.

Assume that maximum number of Guavas with have price equal to Rs. 7

129 = 8 * 7 + 1 * 5 + 17 * 4. Therefore, the number of Guavas with Shweta whose price is less than the average price of the Guavas with Shweta is at least 17 + 1 = 18.

New answer posted

3 months ago

Direction for questions 5 to 8: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.

Shweta has six different types of fruits – Mangoes, Bananas, Mausamis, Pineapples, Guavas and Litchis with him. Following table provides information about the minimum and the maximum price of each of the mentioned fruits. The table also provides information about the number of fruits of each type and the average price of each fruit.

Assume that the price of each fruit is an integer. There is only one Mango that has the minimum price and there is only one Mango that has the maximum price. The same holds true for each type of fruit.

 

Minimum Price

Maximum Price

Average Price

Number of Fruits

Mango

20

28

23

16

Banana

40

50

46

24

Mausami

4

8

7

40

Pineapple

16

26

20

34

Guava

3

8

5

28

Litchi

10

18

16

30

Given

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V
Vishal Baghel

Contributor-Level 10

(d)

The price of the 18 Pineapples with Shweta whose price is not known to us = X

X = 20 * 34 – (16 + 26 + 4 * 22 + 10 * 18) = Rs. 370

Assume that maximum number of Pineapples have price equal to 17

370 = 25 * 8 + 17 * 10. Number of pineapple with Shweta whose price is at least Rs. 25 is at most 8 + 1 = 9.

New answer posted

3 months ago

Direction for questions 5 to 8: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.

Shweta has six different types of fruits – Mangoes, Bananas, Mausamis, Pineapples, Guavas and Litchis with him. Following table provides information about the minimum and the maximum price of each of the mentioned fruits. The table also provides information about the number of fruits of each type and the average price of each fruit.

Assume that the price of each fruit is an integer. There is only one Mango that has the minimum price and there is only one Mango that has the maximum price. The same holds true for each type of fruit.

 

Minimum Price

Maximum Price

Average Price

Number of Fruits

Mango

20

28

23

16

Banana

40

50

46

24

Mausami

4

8

7

40

Pineapple

16

26

20

34

Guava

3

8

5

28

Litchi

10

18

16

30

The n

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V
Vishal Baghel

Contributor-Level 10

(d)

The total price of Mangoes with Shweta is 16 * 23 = Rs. 368.

Total price of 14 mangoes = 368 – (20 + 28) = Rs. 320

Out of the given 14 Mangoes assume that maximum number of Mangoes have price equal to Rs. 21.

The maximum price of any Mango out of these 14 Mangoes is Rs. 27

So, 9 * 21 + 1 * 23 + 4 * 27 = Rs. 320

Therefore, the number of Mangoes whose price is more than Rs. 21 is 1 + 4 + 1 = 6.

New answer posted

3 months ago

Direction for questions 5 to 8: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.

Shweta has six different types of fruits – Mangoes, Bananas, Mausamis, Pineapples, Guavas and Litchis with him. Following table provides information about the minimum and the maximum price of each of the mentioned fruits. The table also provides information about the number of fruits of each type and the average price of each fruit.

Assume that the price of each fruit is an integer. There is only one Mango that has the minimum price and there is only one Mango that has the maximum price. The same holds true for each type of fruit.

 

Minimum Price

Maximum Price

Average Price

Number of Fruits

Mango

20

28

23

16

Banana

40

50

46

24

Mausami

4

8

7

40

Pineapple

16

26

20

34

Guava

3

8

5

28

Litchi

10

18

16

30

Find

...more
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V
Vishal Baghel

Contributor-Level 10

(a)

Total price of fruits with Shweta is 23 * 16 + 46 * 24 + 7 * 40 + 20 * 34 + 5 * 28 + 16 * 30 = Rs. 368 + Rs. 1104 + Rs. 280 + Rs. 680 + Rs. 140 + Rs. 480 = Rs. 3052. Total number of fruits with Shweta is 16 + 24 + 40 + 34 + 28 + 30 = 172. Average price of fruits with Shweta = (3052/172) = Rs. 17.74

New answer posted

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V
Vishal Baghel

Contributor-Level 10

 

S1

S2

S3

S4

S5

Total

A1

97

99

98

98

99

491

A2

92

95

92

94

98

 

A3

86

89

85

90

93

443

A4

78

81

76

85

85

405

A5

66

69

64

75

75

349

A6

49

53

48

60

55

 

Total

468

486

463

502

505

 

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