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Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 1

After selling 70% of the articles on 40% discount shopkeeper announces another 30% discount on the remaining articles. After selling all the articles he makes net profit of 20%. Then find the actual cost price as a ratio of their marked price if the cost price of all articles is equal and so is their marked price?

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 1

Without losing generality we can assume that shopkeeper has 100 articles with marked price of 100.
Now, for first 70 articles he offered discount of Rs. 40 on each of the articles.
Hence selling price of these 70 articles will be Rs. 60 each.
∴ Total selling price of these 70 articles will be,
70 x 60 = 4200
And he offers additional 30% discount on remaining articles.
Hence selling price of these 30 articles will be 70% of 60 i.e. Rs. 42 each.
∴ Total selling price of these 30 articles will be,
30 x 42 = 1260
Total selling price of 100 articles is,
1260 + 4200 = 5460
This is 20% more than cost price. Hence,



Hence, option 1.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 2

How many integral values of x satisfy |x + 1| + |x| + |x - 1| + | x - 2| = 7?

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 2

Note th a t (x - 2), (x - 1), x and (x + 1) are four con secutive integers.
The magnitude of no set of four consecutive integers adds up to 7.
Hence, no integral values of x satisfy the given equation.
Hence, option 1.

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Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 3

Group Question

Answer the following question based on the information given below.

The table below shows the percentage breakup of the fields in which the students that passed from a B-school applied for jobs.


The table below shows the average starting salary for some of these fields.

The graph below shows the number of students that passed out from this B-school in each year. Only students who passed out could apply for jobs, and all of them did so.

 

Q. If ‘Others’ comprises only Systems and HR, and the number of students applying  for HR jobs each year was same what is the least number of students who applied for Systems jobs over the given period?

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 3

Only students who passed could apply for jobs and all such students applied for jobs.

∴ Number of students applying for a job in ‘Others’ = (0.33 x 800) + (0.12 x 650) + (0.13 x 1100) + (0.28 x 1200) + (0.16 x 1000)
= 264 + 78 + 143 + 336+ 160
= 981
Since the number of students applying for Systems jobs has to be mimimized, the number of students applying for HR should be the highest possible.
The number of students applying for HR jobs was the same each year.
Hence, this number is maximized when there are 78 applicants for HR each year (as number of students each year is equal and there cannot be more than 78 applicants in 2009).
∴ Maximum number of students applying for an HR job = 78 x 5 = 390
∴ Minimum number of students applying for a Systems job = 981 - 390 = 591 
Hence, option 2.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 4

The table below shows the percentage breakup of the fields in which the students that passed from a B-school applied for jobs.


The table below shows the average starting salary for some of these fields.

The graph below shows the number of students that passed out from this B-school in each year. Only students who passed out could apply for jobs, and all of them did so.

 

Q. In 2009, 25% of the students applying for Marketing jobs applied to Nefertiti, a confectionary major. If only half of them were selected and Nefertiti paid them 10% above the average starting salary, what was Nefertiti’s monthly salary outflow on these recruits? 

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 4

In 2009, students applying to Nefertiti = 25% of 48% of 650
Also, students selected in Nefertiti = 50% of 25% of 48% of 650
= 0.5 x 0.25 x 0.48 x 650
= 39
Each got a salary that was 10% above the starting salary paid in Marketing.
Total monthly salary outflow for Nefertiti = 39 x 1.1 x 6390 = Rs. 2,74131. 
Hence, option 3.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 5

The table below shows the percentage breakup of the fields in which the students that passed from a B-school applied for jobs.


The table below shows the average starting salary for some of these fields.

The graph below shows the number of students that passed out from this B-school in each year. Only students who passed out could apply for jobs, and all of them did so.

 

Q. By what percentage did the average salary for this B-school increase from 2010 to 2011? 

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 5

Since the average salary for Others is not known, the average salary for the B- school cannot be found for any year.
Hence, option 5.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 6

The table below shows the percentage breakup of the fields in which the students that passed from a B-school applied for jobs.


The table below shows the average starting salary for some of these fields.

The graph below shows the number of students that passed out from this B-school in each year. Only students who passed out could apply for jobs, and all of them did so.

 

Q. The total amount earned by the students applying for Finance jobs in 2010 was what percent of the total amount earned by the students appyling for Operations jobs in 2012?

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 6

The total amount earned by students applying for Finance jobs in 2010 = = 0.23 * 1100 x 7550 = Rs. 19,10,150
The total amount earned by students applying for Operations jobs in 2012 = 0.2 x 1000 x 8640 = Rs. 17,28,000
Thus, the required percentage is definitely greater than 100.
Hence, options 1 and 3 can be directly eliminated.
Required percentage = (1910150/1728000) x 100 110%
Hence, option 4.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 7

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 7







Hence, option 4.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 8

A wooden box contains exactly 12 nuts and 24 bolts. One-third of the bolts and one - third of the nuts are defective. If two items are picked from the box up one after the other without replacement, what is the probability that neither item is defective?

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 8

Out of 12 nuts, 4 are defective while out of 24 bolts, 8 are defective.
So, there are 12 defective items and 24 non-defective items.
So, the probability that both items are non-defective (when picked without replacement one after the other)


Hence, option 3.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 9

MN is a chord of a circle of radius 14 cm. Chord MN subtends a right angle at the center O of the circle. Find the area of the minor segment MCNO, where C is a point on minor arc MN.

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 9

A(minor segment MCNO) = A(minor sector MCNO) - A(ΔMON)


Since MN subtends a right angle at the centre of the circle, MNO is an isosceles right triangle with base = height = 14 cm

∴ A(minor segment MCNO) = 154 - 98 = 56 sq.cm
Hence, option 2.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 10

Which of the following statements is/are true?

a. A perfect square always has an odd numbers of factors.
b. If a number n has five factors between 1 and the square root of n (n is a perfect square), then n has 13 factors.
c. 72 has 11 factors.

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 10

A perfect square is of the form n2a
∴ Number of factors = (2a + 1), which is odd
Hence, statement (a) is correct.
Hence, options 2 and 5 can be eliminated.
Since statement (c) is easier to check using a direct formula, check for statement (c) first.
72 = 23 x 32
Number of factors = (3 + 1)(2 + 1) = 12
Thus, statement (c) is incorrect.
Hence, options 3 and 4 can be eliminated.
Hence, option 1.
Note: Statement (a) can also be checked by considering 2 or 3 random perfect squares and finding their number of factors.
Statement (b) can be verified as under:
N is a perfect square and has 5 factors between 1 and √n.
Half of the factors of a number which is a perfect square are lesser than its square root and half of them are greater than its square root.
e.g., 36 has the factors 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 12, 18 and 36 and √36 = 6
1,2, 3 and 4 are less than 6 while 9, 12, 18 and 36 are greater than 6
∴ If the number of factors of n between 1 and √n = 5, then the number of factors between √n and n is also 5.
Apart from this, 1, √n and n are also factors of n.
Total number of factors = 5 + 5 + 3=13

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 11

Group Question

Answer the following question based on the information given below.

In a certain country, the movement of the oil and gas industry is dependent on the movement of 3 stocks, A, B and C.
The charts below show the performance of the three stocks over a period of 10 days. X can correspond to any of three stocks, and so can Y.



 

Q. The oil and gas index of the country is calculated as 3A + 2B + C. The index is said to have ‘Risen’ if all the stocks go up on that day. It is said to be ‘steady’ if 2 stocks go up that day. It is said to be “declining” if only a single stock goes up while it is said to have “plunged” if none of the stocks go up that day.

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 11

For the index to ‘decline’, only one stock should go up on that particular day.
This is satisfied only on days 4, 8 and 9.
Hence, the index ‘declined’ on three days.
Hence, option 3.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 12

In a certain country, the movement of the oil and gas industry is dependent on the movement of 3 stocks, A, B and C.
The charts below show the performance of the three stocks over a period of 10 days. X can correspond to any of three stocks, and so can Y.



 

Q. What is the maximum rise in the value of index from day 1 to day 10?

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 12

Value of index = 3A + 2B + C
The maximum rise in index would occur when the index has its least possible value on day 1 and highest possible value on day 10.
In the index above, A is multiplied by the largest number (i.e. 3) and B is multiplied by the second largest number (i.e 2).
Hence, to get the minimum value on day 1, take A = 12, B = 15.5 and C = 23.5
∴ Index on day 1 = (3 * 12) + (2 * 15.5) + 23.5 = 36 + 31 + 23.5 = 90.5
Similarly, index on day 10 = (3 * 14.6) + (2 * 16.7) + 24 = 43.8 + 33.4 + 24 = 101.2
∴ Rise in index = 101.2 - 90.5 = 10.7
∴ Required percentage = (10.7/90.5) x 100 = 11.82%
Hence, option 3.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 13

In a certain country, the movement of the oil and gas industry is dependent on the movement of 3 stocks, A, B and C.
The charts below show the performance of the three stocks over a period of 10 days. X can correspond to any of three stocks, and so can Y.



 

Q. What is the least possible value of the index?

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 13

Consider the solution to the previous question.
Observe that each graph has its least possible value on day 1.
Since the index = 3A + 2B + C, the least value of the index is when A = 12, B = 1.5 and C = 23.5
Hence, as calculate earlier, least value of the index = 90.5
Hence, option 5.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 14

In a certain country, the movement of the oil and gas industry is dependent on the movement of 3 stocks, A, B and C.
The charts below show the performance of the three stocks over a period of 10 days. X can correspond to any of three stocks, and so can Y.



 

Q. If the value of the index is 105.5 on day 1, what is its value on day 3?

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 14

Index = 3A + 2B + C
The value of the index on day 1 is 105.5
Because there are three graphs, there are 3! = 6 possibilities.
1) X = C, Y = B, Graph 3 = A ⇒ Here, index = 90.5 (as calculated earlier)
2) X = C, Y = A, Graph 3 = B ⇒ Here, index = 3(15.5) + 2(12) + 23.5 = 46.5 + 24 + 23.5 = 94
3) X = B, Y = C, Graph 3 = A ⇒ Here, index = 3(12) + 2(23.5) + 15.5 = 36 + 47 + 15.5 = 98.5
4) X = B, Y = A, Graph 3 = C ⇒ Here, index = 3(15.5) + 2(23.5) + 12 = 46.5 + 47 + 12 = 105.5
Since the correct value of the index has been obtained, you do not need to calculate the remaining two casese.
Using these values, index on day 3 = 3(17.1) + 2(27.2) + 13 = 51.3 + 54.4 + 13 = 118.8
Hence, option 1.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 15

On Monday, Mohsin increased the speed of car by 25% as compared to his usual speed and reached office 16 minutes earlier. On Tuesday, Mohsin took a longer route to the office and travelled with his usual speed. If on Tuesday, he reached office 20 minutes late, then how many percent more did Mohsin travel to reach office?

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 15

Let the usual speed of Mohsin be x.
∴ Mohsin’s speed on Monday = 1.25x
Assume that usually Mohsin takes t minutes to reach the office.
∴  Time taken on M onday = t - 16
∴ Distance tra velled = xt =1.25x (t - 16) Solving this, we get
t = 80 minutes
On Tuesday, Mohsin reached office 20 minutes late, travelling with his usual speed,
i.e., he travelled for (20/80 =) 25% more.
As the speed with which he travelled was same, distance a time.
As time taken is 25% more, the distance travelled will also be 25% more.
Hence, option 3.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 16

A parallelogram with an internal angle of 150° has an area of 48 sq.cm and a perimeter of 40 cm. What is the length of the adjacent sides of the parallelogram (in cm)?

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 16

Since one internal angle of the parallelogram is 150°, the other has to be 30°
Let the adjacent sides of the parallelogram measure a cm and b cm respectively.
Perimeter = 2(a + b) = 40
i.e. a + b = 20 ... (i)
Area = ab * sin 30 = 48
∴ ab = 48 x 2 = 96 ... (ii)
Dividing (i) by (ii)


The only values of a and b (from the options) that satisfy this equation are 12 and 8.
Hence, option 1.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 17

What is the range of x that satisfies the inequality |3x2 - 5| > 5x + 3

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 17

|3x2 - 5| > 5x + 3
∴ ±(3x2 - 5) > 5x + 3

Case I:

3x2 - 5 > 5x + 3
∴ 3x2 - 5x - 8 > 0
∴ 3x2 - 8x + 3x - 8 > 0
∴ x(3x - 8) + 1 (3x - 8) > 0
∴(x+ 1)(3 x -8 )> 0
i.e. x < - 1 or x > 8/3 ...(i)

Case II:

-(3x2 - 5) > 5x + 3
∴ -3x2 + 5 > 5x + 3
∴ 3x2 + 5x - 2 < 0
∴ 3x2 + 6 x - x - 2 < 0
∴ 3x(x + 2) - 1 ( x +2) <0
∴ (3 x - 1)(x + 2) < 0
i.e. -2 < x < 1/3 ...(ii)
Combining the two ranges in (i) and (ii)
(-∞,-1) U (1/3, ∞)
Hence, option 5.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 18

Group Question

Answer the following question based on the information given below.

The table below gives the national income and the population of a country for the years 2009-10 to 2014-15.

 

Q. What was the average of the annual per capita income (in Rs.) over the given eriod? 

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 18

Per capita income = total income / total population
Since the question asks for the average of the annual per capita income, first find the per capita income for each year (as shown below).


Average of this per capita income (in Rs.) = 4124.19

Hence, option 2.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 19

The table below gives the national income and the population of a country for the years 2009-10 to 2014-15.

 

Q. What is the difference (in Rs. crore) between the average national income for the given period and the national income for the year having the highest per capita income?

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 19

Consider the solution to the first question.
From the table, the highest per capita income is in 2014-15.
The national income for this year is Rs. 4,33,500 crore.
Average national income = Rs. 322321.33 crore
∴ Required difference = 433500 - 322321.33 = 111178.67
Hence, option 4.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 20

The table below gives the national income and the population of a country for the years 2009-10 to 2014-15.

 

Q. Which year sees the least percentage growth in the per capita income?

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 20

Consider the solution to the first question.
First calculate the absolute change in the per capita income for each and see if some options can be eliminated.

2010 - 11: Change = 3482.32 - 3097.64 = 384.68 and base = 3097.64 i.e. % increase > 10%
2011 - 12: 3786.44 - 3482.32 = 304.12 and base = 3482.32 i.e. % increase < 10%
2012 - 13: 4202.98 - 3786.44 = 416.54 and base = 3786.44 i.e. % increase > 10%
2013 - 14: 4856.74 - 4202.98 = 653.76 and base = 4202.98 i.e. % increase > 10%
2014 - 15: 5319.02 - 4856.74 = 462.28 and base = 4856.74 i.e. increase < 10%

Hence, the least percentage growth is in 2011-12 or 2014-15
% growth in 2011-12 = (304.12/3482.32) x 100 = 8.73%
% growth in 2014-15 = (462.28/4856.74) x 100 = 9.52%

Hence, option 4.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 21

The table below gives the national income and the population of a country for the years 2009-10 to 2014-15.

 

Q. In 2015-16, the national income and per capita income increased by 25% and  35% respectively. If the population of each year was to be ranked from 1 onwards in ascending order of population, where would 2015-16 be ranked? 

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 21

Consider the solutions to the previous questions.
National income in 2015-16 = 433500 * 1.25 = 541875
Per capita income in 2015-16 = 5319.02 x 1.35 = 7180.68
∴ Population in 2015-16 = 541875/7180.68 = 75.46
Hence, in ascending order of population, 2015-16 would be ranked third.
Hence, option 5.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 22

A alone can complete some work in 6 days more than what B alone needs to complete it. A started the work and worked alone for 7 days. As soon as he left, B took over and completed the work in 10 more days. In how many days can A and B individually complete the work?

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 22

Option 3 can be directly eliminated as B can finish the complete work in 9 days in that case, whereas B takes 10 days to complete partial work.
Let B and A take x and x + 6 days to complete the work individually.
Hence,




7x + 10x + 60 = x2 + 6x
∴ x2 - 11 x - 60 = 0
∴ x = 15 or x = - 4
Since number of days cannot be negative, x = 15
Thus, B and A can do the work in 15 and 15 + 6 = 21 days respectively.
Hence, option 1

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 23

A tank with capacity 84 litres is completely filled with crude oil of purity 70%. Some crude oil is replaced from this tank by cheaper quality oil having 80% impurity. If this decreases the purity of crude oil in the tank by 10 percentage points, how many litres of the cheaper quality oil have been added in the tank?

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 23

Original quantity of crude oil in tank = 84 x 0.7 = 58.8 litres
Let x litres be the quantity of crude oil replaced with cheaper oil of 20% purity (or 80% impurity).
Though the overall amount of oil in the tank is still 84 litres, the purity has gone down by 10 percentage points.


∴ 5(58.8 - 0.5x) = 3(84) = 252
∴ 294 - 2.5x = 252
∴ x= 16.8
Hence, option 2.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 24

What is the remainder when 3317 is divided by 17?

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 24

33 w hen divided by 17 gives a re m aind er of - 1.
∴ 3317 w ould give a rem ainder of (- 1)17 = -1 = 16
Hence, option 2.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 25

Each question is followed by two statements, A and B. Answer each question using the following instructions:

Mark option (1) if the question can be answered by using statement A alone but not by using statement B alone.
Mark option (2) if the question can be answered by using statement B alone but not by using statement A alone.
Mark option (3) if the question can be answered by using either statement alone.
Mark option (4) if the question can be answered by using both the statements together but not by either of the statements alone.
Mark option (5) if the question cannot be answered on the basis of the two statements.

 

Q. Has Pratap scored more runs than Jagtap at the end of the tournament?
A. Jagtap scores 10 runs more than Pratap in each match they have played together and Pratap has played 10 matches more than Jagtap.
B. Jagtap's average score is 10% more than Pratap and Pratap has played 10% matches more than Jagtap.

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 25

Using statement A alone:

There is no information on the number of runs scored or the number of matches played by Pratap and Jagtap.
Hence, the total runs scored by each player cannot be found.
Thus, the question cannot be answered using statement A alone.

Using statement B alone:

Let the average runs scored by Pratap be x runs per match.
∴ Average runs scored by Jagtap = 1 .1x per match.
Let the number of matches played by Jagtap be y.
∴ Number of matches played by Pratap = 1.1y
∴ Total runs scored by Pratap = x * 1.1y = 1.1xy ... (1)
and, total runs scored by Jagtap = 1.1 x * y = 1.1xy... (2)
Thus, Pratap and Jagtap have scored the same number of runs i.e. Pratap has not scored more runs than Jagtap at the end of the tournament.
Thus, the question can be answered using statement B alone.
Thus, the question can be answered using statement B alone but not by using statement A alone.
Hence, option 2.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 26

Each question is followed by two statements, A and B. Answer each question using the following instructions:

Mark option (1) if the question can be answered by using statement A alone but not by using statement B alone.
Mark option (2) if the question can be answered by using statement B alone but not by using statement A alone.
Mark option (3) if the question can be answered by using either statement alone.
Mark option (4) if the question can be answered by using both the statements together but not by either of the statements alone.
Mark option (5) if the question cannot be answered on the basis of the two statements.

 

Q. If the breadth of a rectangle is increased by 2 units and the length is decreased by 3 units, the area is unchanged. What is the area of the rectangle?
A. If the breadth is decreased by 1 unit and the length is increased by 3 units, the area remains the same.
B. If the breadth is increased by 1 unit and the length is increased by 2 units, the area gets doubled.

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 26

Let the length and the breadth of the rectangle be denoted as / and b respectively.
From the given statement, (b + 2) * (l - 3) = lb
∴ 2l - 3b = 6 ...(i)

Using statement A alone:

(b -1)x (l+ 3) = lb
∴ 3b - l = 3 ...(ii)
From (i) and (ii), l = 9 and b = 4.
Thus, the question can be answered using statement A alone.

Using statement B alone:

(l + 2) x (b+ 1) = 2lb
∴ Ib + 2b + l + 2 = 2lb
∴ 2b+ l+2 = lb ...(iii)
Now from (i),
I = (3b+ 6)/2 ...(iv)
Substituting from (iv) in (iii) we get,
2b + [{3b + 6)/2] + 2 = [(3b + 6)/2] x b
∴ 4b + 3b + 6 + 4 = 3 x b2 + 6b
∴ 3b2 - b - 10 = 0
∴ 3b2 - 6b + 5 b - 10 = 0
∴ 3b(b - 2) + 5(b - 2) = 0
∴ (3b + 5) x (b - 2) = 0
b = 2
Since b is known, / and consequently the area can be found.
Thus, the question can be answered using statement B alone.
Thus, the question can be answered using either of the statements alone.
Hence, option 3.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 27

Each question is followed by two statements, A and B. Answer each question using the following instructions:

Mark option (1) if the question can be answered by using statement A alone but not by using statement B alone.
Mark option (2) if the question can be answered by using statement B alone but not by using statement A alone.
Mark option (3) if the question can be answered by using either statement alone.
Mark option (4) if the question can be answered by using both the statements together but not by either of the statements alone.
Mark option (5) if the question cannot be answered on the basis of the two statements.

 

Q. My telephone number is a six-digit number. What is my telephone number?
A. The number is divisible by 22, and three digits of the number are the same.
B. The sum of digits at odd places is equal to 27 and sum of digits at even places is 5. The digits at the hundreds and units place of the number are zero.

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 27

Let the six digits of the telephone number be ABCDEF.

Using statement A alone:

Since the number is divisible by 22, its units digit should be a multiple of 2 and the difference of digits at even and odd places must be a multiple of 11.
However, multiple six-digit numbers satisfy this condition.
So, a unique telephone number cannot be found.
Thus, the question cannot be answered using statement A alone.

Using statement B alone:

A + C + E = 27 and B + D + F = 5
Since A, C and E are single digit numbers, A + C + E = 27 only when A = C = E = 9
Since D = F = 0, B = 5
So, the telephone number is 959090.
Thus, the question can be answered using statement B alone.
Thus, the question can be answered using statement B alone, but not by using statement A alone.
Hence, option 2.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 28

Each question is followed by two statements, I and II. Answer each question using the following instructions:

Mark (1) if the question can be answered by using statement I alone but not by using statement II alone.
Mark (2) if the question can be answered by using statement II alone but not by using statement I alone.
Mark (3) if the question can be answered by using either of the statements alone.
Mark (4) if the question can be answered by using both the statements together but not by either of the statements alone.
Mark (5) if the question cannot be answered by using any of the statements.

 

Q. How many of the students who had chocolates did not have ice-creams?
I. In a group of 100 students, 75 students either had chocolates or ice-creams or both.
II. Fifty students had both chocolates and ice-creams. The number of students who had only ice-creams is a prime number and the number of students who had only chocolates is also a prime number.

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 28

Using statement I alone:

From the information available, we have the number of students those do not have anything (i.e., neither chocolate nor ice-cream) Thus, statement I alone is not sufficient to answer the question.

Using statement II alone:

Let x and y be the number of students those had only chocolates and those had only ice-creams respectively.
It is given that fifty students had both chocolates and ice-creams. Also, x and y are prime numbers. We do not have unique values for x and y.
Thus, statement II alone is also not sufficient to answer the question.

Using both the statements together:

The number of students who had both chocolates and ice-creams = 50
∴ x + y + 50 = 75
∴ x + y = 75 - 50 = 25
We need to find the value of x
Now we have two possibilities:
x = 2 , y = 23 OR x = 23, y = 2
Unique value of x cannot be found.
Thus, the question cannot be answered.
Hence, option 5.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 29

Each question is followed by two statements, A and B. Answer each question using the following instructions:

Mark option (1) if the question can be answered by using statement A alone but not by using statement B alone.
Mark option (2) if the question can be answered by using statement B alone but not by using statement A alone.
Mark option (3) if the question can be answered by using either statement alone.
Mark option (4) if the question can be answered by using both the statements together but not by either of the statements alone.
Mark option (5) if the question cannot be answered on the basis of the two statements.

 

Q. What day is today?
A. Hraday went to a movie 10 days ago.
B. Hraday goes to the movie only on a Sunday.

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 29

Using statement A alone:

Hraday went to a movie 10 days ago. Since there is no other reference point, the day corresponding to today cannot be found.
Thus, the question cannot be answered using statement A alone.

Using Statement B alone:

Hraday goes to the movie only on Sunday. Since there is no other reference point, the day corresponding to today cannot be found.
Thus, the question cannot be answered using statement B alone.

Using statements A and B together:

Hraday went to a movie 10 days ago and he goes to the movie only on a Sunday.
So, today has to be 10 days after Sunday, i.e., Wednesday.
Thus, the question can be answered using both statements together but not by using either statement alone.
Hence, option 4.

Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 30

Each question is followed by two statements, A and B. Answer each question using the following instructions:

Mark option (1) if the question can be answered by using statement A alone but not by using statement B alone.
Mark option (2) if the question can be answered by using statement B alone but not by using statement A alone.
Mark option (3) if the question can be answered by using either statement alone.
Mark option (4) if the question can be answered by using both the statements together but not by either of the statements alone.
Mark option (5) if the question cannot be answered on the basis of the two statements.

 

Q. Are 2, logy x, logz y and logx z in A.P?
A. x, y and z are in G.P
B. 4 log x = 9 log y, and 4 log y = 10 log z

Detailed Solution for Practice Test for NMAT - 12 - Question 30

Using statement A alone:

y2= xz
This is the only conclusion that can be drawn.
Hence, A alone is not sufficient to answer the question.

Using statement B alone:



Multiplying the above two equations, we get,


Hence, 2, logy x, logz y and logx z do not form an AP.
Hence, statement B alone is sufficient to answer the question.
Hence, option 2.

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