FCI Assistant General Manager (Technical Post) Mock Test - 1 - Agriculture Exams MCQ

No. of students in U = 40 + Students in S
= 40 + 24% of 1800 = 472
Average transportation fees per students from U = 20 + Average transportation fees per students from S
= 20 + 12% of 22000 = 2660
Required ratio = [(24% of 22000) * (10% of 1800)]: [(472 * 2660)]
= 5940: 7847

The time at which a train starts = #* = 3:40
The time at which a train reaches destination = &$ = 7:10
Time taken = 3 hours and 30 minutes = 3.5 hours
Distance travelled = 315 km
Speed of train = distance/ time = 315/3.5 = 90 km/hrs = 25 m/s

20% of 951 × 33.33% of 800 = (50)² × 20 + x
(20/100) * 951 * (1/3) * 800 = 50000 + x
50720 = 50000 + x
x = 720

Final Arrangement

We have,

• The one whose lucky number is 33 sits 63m to the left of D.

From the above condition, there are two possibilities.
If one person sits between the one whose lucky number is 33 and D is,

X + (X + 7) = 63 -> X = 56/2 = 28, The consecutive numbers between 33 and D are 28 and 35.
If two-person sits between 33 and D is,
X + (X + 7) + (X + 14) = 63 - >X = 42/3 = 14,The consecutive numbers between 33 and D is 14,21,28

Again we have,

• The distance between the adjacent persons is not more than ‘56m’.
• The number of persons seated to the left of D is the same as to the right of F.
• The distance between F and D is divisible by five.

Again we have,

• The distance between C and H is 105m.
• H is neither adjacent to D nor F.
• The one who has lucky number 15 sits third to the left of the one whose lucky number is 21.
• F’s lucky number is thrice the lucky number of D.

Again we have,

• The number of persons sits between G and F is the same as between F and B.
• The lucky number of G is two more than that of D.
• The one whose lucky number is 9 does not sit adjacent to the one whose lucky number is 15.
• The lucky number of E is ten less than C.

From the above condition, case2 gets eliminated. case1 shows the final arrangement.

Again we have,

• G walks 20m towards north then took a left turn of 50m and reaches G’.
• F walks 40m to his right and then took a right turn of 10m and reaches F’.
• H walks 15m towards the south and then took a right turn of 105m and reaches H’.
• E walks 49m towards the east and then took a left turn of 20m and reaches E’.

Based on the above-given information we have the final arrangement as follows.

Answer: B

Final Arrangement

We have,

• The one whose lucky number is 33 sits 63m to the left of D.

From the above condition, there are two possibilities.
If one person sits between the one whose lucky number is 33 and D is,

X + (X + 7) = 63 -> X = 56/2 = 28, The consecutive numbers between 33 and D are 28 and 35.
If two-person sits between 33 and D is,
X + (X + 7) + (X + 14) = 63 - >X = 42/3 = 14,The consecutive numbers between 33 and D is 14,21,28

Again we have,

• The distance between the adjacent persons is not more than ‘56m’.
• The number of persons seated to the left of D is the same as to the right of F.
• The distance between F and D is divisible by five.

Again we have,

• The distance between C and H is 105m.
• H is neither adjacent to D nor F.
• The one who has lucky number 15 sits third to the left of the one whose lucky number is 21.
• F’s lucky number is thrice the lucky number of D.

Again we have,

• The number of persons sits between G and F is the same as between F and B.
• The lucky number of G is two more than that of D.
• The one whose lucky number is 9 does not sit adjacent to the one whose lucky number is 15.
• The lucky number of E is ten less than C.

From the above condition, case2 gets eliminated. case1 shows the final arrangement.

Again we have,

• G walks 20m towards north then took a left turn of 50m and reaches G’.
• F walks 40m to his right and then took a right turn of 10m and reaches F’.
• H walks 15m towards the south and then took a right turn of 105m and reaches H’.
• E walks 49m towards the east and then took a left turn of 20m and reaches E’.

Based on the above-given information we have the final arrangement as follows.

Answer: B

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