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CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 1

Directions: Study the given information carefully and answer the following question.
The following pie chart shows the distribution of employees (in %) working in different departments of a company.
Total number of employees = 2400

What is the total number of employees working in Accounts, Production and Marketing?

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 1

Number of employees working in Accounts = 17% of 2400 = 408
Number of employees working in Production = 28% of 2400 = 672
Number of employees working in Marketing = 14% of 2400 = 336
Therefore, total number of employees working in Accounts, Production and Marketing = 408 + 672 + 336 = 1416

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 2

Directions: Study the following information and answer the question that follows.
The percentage of employees in various departments in company A is as shown below.
There are 1800 employees in total.

How many employees are there in marketing and finance departments?

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 2

10% of the total employees are in marketing and 7% in finance.
So, the number of employees in marketing and finance departments.
= (10 + 7)% of 1800
= 306

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CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 3

Directions: Answer the given question based on the following information.
The pie chart below shows the expenditure of a company on different sectors.
Total budget of the company = Rs. 1660 crore

What is the average expenditure on marketing and sales?

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 3

Average expenditure on marketing and sales = $\frac{22%\: of\: 1660\: crore\: +\: 18%\: of\: 1660\: crore}{2}=\frac{40%\: of\: 1660\: crore}{2}$
= 20% of 1660 crore
= (20/100) x 1660 crore
= 2 x 166 crore
= Rs. 332 crore

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 4

Directions: Answer the given question based on the following information.
The pie chart below shows the expenditure of a company on different sectors.
Total budget of the company = Rs. 1660 crore

What is the total expenditure on marketing, sales and finance?

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 4

Expenditure on marketing, sales and finance = (22% + 18% + 18%) of 1660 crore = 58% of 1660 crore
= (58/100) x 1660 crore
= Rs. 962.8 crore

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 5

Directions: Answer the given question based on the following information.
The pie chart below shows the expenditure of a company on different sectors.
Total budget of the company = Rs. 1660 crore

What is the expenditure on R & D?

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 5

Expenditure on R & D = 5% of 1660 crore
= (5/100) x 1660 crore
= Rs. 83 crore

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 6

Directions: Study the following pie charts and answer the question.

What is the total number of bikes and cars sold by company F?

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 6

Total number of bikes sold by company F = 27000 x 0.14 = 3780
Total number of cars sold by company F = 32000 x 0.21 = 6720
Total bikes and cars sold by company F = 3780 + 6720 = 10500

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 7

Directions: Study the following pie charts and answer the question.

Total number of bikes sold by companies A, B and C is

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 7

Total % of bikes sold by companies A, B and C = 17 + 12 + 12 = 41%
Number of bikes sold = 27000 × 0.41 = 11070

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 8

Directions: Study the following pie charts and answer the question.

What is the ratio of the number of bikes to that of cars sold by company E?

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 8

Number of bikes sold by Company E = (17% of 27,000) = 4590
Number of cars sold Company E = (14% of 32,000) = 4480
Required ratio = 459 : 448

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 9

Directions: Study the following pie charts and answer the question.

What is the percentage of bikes sold by company G to the total sale of bikes and cars by all companies?

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 9

Bikes sold by company G = 15% of 27000 = 4050
Total number of bikes and cars sold = 59000
Required percentage = (4050/59000) × 100 = 6.86%

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 10

Directions: The question is based on the following graph.
Pattern of Runs Scored by Lara in a Series of Six Test Matches.
Note : Runs scored are calculated to nearest whole number.
Total Runs = 664

From the pattern of the runs scored, Lara is strongest in which of the following regions?

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 10

From the pie chart, It is observed that Lara scored 34% runs in the square leg region. Thus, he is the strongest in the square leg region.

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 11

A reducton of NADP to NADPH2 is associted with-

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 11
Reduction of NADP to NADPH2
The reduction of NADP to NADPH2 is an important process in various metabolic pathways. Let's discuss the different metabolic pathways associated with this reduction:
HMP-shunt:
- The hexose monophosphate (HMP) shunt pathway, also known as the pentose phosphate pathway (PPP), is involved in the generation of NADPH2.
- In the oxidative phase of the HMP-shunt, glucose-6-phosphate is oxidized, leading to the production of NADPH2.
- The NADPH2 generated in this pathway plays a crucial role in various cellular processes, including biosynthesis of fatty acids, cholesterol, and nucleotides.
Calvin cycle:
- The Calvin cycle, also known as the light-independent reactions of photosynthesis, is another pathway where NADP is reduced to NADPH2.
- During the Calvin cycle, NADP acts as a hydrogen acceptor and is reduced to NADPH2 during the light-independent reactions.
- NADPH2 produced in the Calvin cycle is used in the synthesis of glucose and other carbohydrates.
Glycolysis:
- Glycolysis is a metabolic pathway that involves the breakdown of glucose to pyruvate.
- Although glycolysis primarily produces ATP and NADH, a small amount of NADPH2 can also be generated through the conversion of 3-phosphoglycerate to 1,3-bisphosphoglycerate.
EMP-pathway:
- The EMP (Embden-Meyerhof-Parnas) pathway, also known as glycolysis, is the main pathway for glucose metabolism in most organisms.
- While glycolysis primarily generates NADH, a small amount of NADPH2 can be produced through the conversion of glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate to 1,3-bisphosphoglycerate.
From the above explanations, it is clear that the reduction of NADP to NADPH2 is associated with the HMP-shunt pathway.
CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 12

The OECD expects average GDP growth among their mostly rich members to slow from 2.8% in 2010 and 2.3% in 2011 before bouncing back to 2.8% in 2012.

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 12

The OECD is singular (that is why the verb is 'expects' rather than expect; the pronoun has to be consistent, hence its is necessary- their is incorrect, 'mostly rich members' is correct, 'their most rich members' is vague, 'from' needs to be followed by 'to', not 'and.' Option 4 corrects these errors.

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 13

The blame for rising obesity rates have been pinned on many things, including having more calorific diet, the spread of processed food, a lack of exercise and modern man's generally more stressful lot.

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 13

Since the subject is 'the blame'—the verb has to be singular "has ', 'pinned on' is correct idiom. 'A more calorific diet' is parallel with 'the spread of ..' and a lack of ...' Hence option 4 is faulty parallelism.

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 14

Of the billion or so Windows machines, some 63% still uses old XP version launched in 2001. in America, the proportion of XP users are over 80%

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 14

Portions (per cent, fractions etc..) the verb will agree with the noun what follows the o f (50 of the people come from ..... 50% of the money comes from ... etc) In this sentence the n noun is machines; hence, the verb 'use' is correct. When there is already a comma in any of the punctuation that replaces a conjunction has to be a semicolon. In the above sentence, there is no conjunction. Option 3 makes the sentence incorrect because the sentence is not saying "launched in 2001 in America." "The proportion..."is the subject in the next clause; hence, the verb has to be singular 'is'.

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 15

To know by parts is science, knowing the whole as a whole is philosophy.

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 15

Faulty parallelism in all the other options.

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 16

The nature of our party system has changed in the past few decades, and the lesson of the past decade had been that the party that did not hold the White House had every incentive to refuse to co-operate with the president's party.

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 16

Tense inconsistency. The lesson of the past decade has to be either " is ' or ' was ' , hence had been is eliminated. The option with was (1) continues the sentence into the present tense and is illogical. The consistent present tense in option 2 makes the whole idea a fact.( simple present tense is used to state facts)

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 17

The Beijing Language and Culture University Press, the largest publisher of Chinese-language textbooks, says South Korea and Japan are their biggest customers.

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 17

The verb 'says' and the pronoun 'its' are consistent with the subject "The Beijing Language and Culture University Press".

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 18

Partnership, he said, was a "two-way street", adding of Karzai, "We have to listen and learn. But he's got to listen to us as well".

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 18

Commas and periods generally go inside the quotation marks (there are situations in which they are outside). A semicolon has no place in this sentence. The comma after us, helps to remove the ambiguity that may arise "us as well" or "listen .. as well." Adding of Karzai is better followed by a colon than a comma. A comma would suffice if it was "adding to Karzai".

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 19

Unable to cope up with the losses, 1.5 lakh workers were laid off by the private sector.

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 19

The first part of the sentence is a modifying phrase (subject modifier); the correct subject is 'private sector', 'laid off' is teh correct past tense of 'lay off'.

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 20

If I was you, then I would not do that.

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 20

The subjunctive mood (If I were.) - "in grammar, subjunctive mood designates the mood of a verb used to express condition, hypothesis, contingency, possibility, etc., rather than to state an actual fact: distinguished from imperative, indicative." Also, in modern English "If I was you ..." is completely incorrect. If.... then as a conjunction is best avoided, though it is not always incorrect; 'if' would suffice in most situations.

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 21

What is the chance of throwing a number greater than 4 with an ordinary dice whose faces are numbered from 1 to 6? 

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 21

We know that the dice has only numbers 5,6 more than 4.
5 or 6 out of a sample space of 1,2,3,4,5 or 6
We also know the probability of having one number is 1/6.
Hence is P (5) or P (6) = 1/6  + 1/6  = 2/6=1/3 

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 22

Find the chance of drawing 2 blue balls in succession from a bag containing 5 red and 7 blue balls, if the balls are not being replaced.

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 22

Event definition: First is blue and second is blue = 7/12 X 6/11 = 7/22.

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 23

100 students appeared for two examinations. 60 passed the first, 50 passed the second and 30 passed both. Find the probability that a student selected at random has failed in both the examinations?

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 23


From the figure it is evident that 80 students passed at least 1 exam. Thus, 20 failed both and the required probability is 20/100 = 1/5.

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 24

In rolling two dices, find the probability that there is at least one ‘6’

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 24

With a six on the first dice, there are 6 possibilities of outcomes that can appear on the other dice (viz. 6 & 1, 6 & 2, 6 & 3, 6 & 4, 6 &5 and 6&6).At the same time with 6 on the second dice there are 5 more possibilities for outcomes on the first dice: (1 & 6, 2 & 6, 3 & 6, 4 & 6, 5 & 6)
Also, the total outcomes are 36. Hence, the required probability is 11/36.
 

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 25

From a bag containing 4 white and 5 black balls a man draws 3 at random. What are the odds against these being all black?

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 25

Odds against an event = p(E’)/p(E)
In this case, the event is: All black, i.e., First is black and second is black and third is black.
P(E) = 5/9 X 4/8 X 3/7 = 60/504 = 5/42.
Odds against the event = 37/5.

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 26

Phoebe throws three dice in a special game of Ludo. If it is known that he needs 15 or higher in this throw to win then find the chance of his winning the game

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 26

Event definition is: 15 or 16 or 17 or 18.
15 can be got as: 
5 and 5 and 5 (one way)            
Or
6 and 5 and 4 (Six ways)        
Or 6 and 6 and 3 (3 ways)        
Total of 10 ways. 16can be got as: 6 and 6 and 4 (3ways)
Or 6 and 5 and 5 (3ways) = Total 6 ways.
17 has 3 ways and 18 has 1 way of appearing. Thus, the required probability is: (10 + 6 + 3 + 1)/216 = 20/216 = 5/54. 

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 27

Find out the probability of forming 187 or 215 with the digits 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 when only numbers of three digits are formed and when repetitions are not allowed.

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 27

Positive outcomes = 2 (187 or 215) Total outcomes = 9 X 8 X 7
Required probability = 2/504

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 28

Two fair dice are thrown. What is the probability that the sum is less than 10?

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 28

Sum less than 10 is the non event for the case sum is 10 or 11 or 12. There are 3 ways of getting 10, 2 ways of getting 11 and 1 way of getting a sum of 12 in the throw of two dice. 
Thus, the required probability would be 1 – 6/36 = 5/6.

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 29

In a certain lottery the prize is ` 1 crore and 5000 tickets have been sold. What is the expectation of a man who holds 10 tickets?

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 29

Probability of winning X Reward of winning = (10/5000) X 1 crore = (1 crore/500) = 20000.

CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 30

A bag contains four black and five red balls. If three balls from the bag are chosen at random, what is the chance that they are all black?

Detailed Solution for CAT Practice Test: Week 1 - Question 30

Once a black ball is selected, the probability of black is going to get affected as the number of black balls & total balls decrease by a number of 1 for each removal of blackball.
Black and Black and Black = 4/9 X 3/8 X 2/7 = 24/504 = 1/21.

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