Quantitative Aptitude Practice Question and Answer

Q: If the cost price of a certain object doubles, then the loss gets tripled of what it was initially. The initial loss % was ? 11474 0

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    0 %
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    25 %
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    75 %
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    50 %
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Answer : 4. "50 %"
Explanation :

Answer: D) 50 % Explanation: Let the cost price be x and selling price be y.Loss = x – y   When the cost price doubles, the loss gets tripled.So it becomes like this, 2x – y = 3(x-y) => x = 2y   Loss % = (loss/ C.P) x 100 = [(2y-y)/2y] x 100= 50 %

Q: An air conditioner can coo the hall in 40 miutes while another takes 45 minutes to cool under similar conditions. If both air conditioners are switched on at same instance then how long will it take to cool the room approximately ? 11463 0

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    18 minutes
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    19 minutes
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    22 minutes
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    24 minutes
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Answer : 3. "22 minutes"
Explanation :

Answer: C) 22 minutes Explanation: Let the two conditioners be A and B 'A' cools at 40min 'B' at 45min Together =(axb)/(a+b) = (45x40)/85 = 21.1764 = (approx) 22 min.

Q: A candidate got 35% of the votes polled and he lost to his rival by 2250 votes. How many votes were cast ? 11391 0

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    7500
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    6200
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    5600
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    4700
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Answer : 1. "7500"
Explanation :

Answer: A) 7500 Explanation: Let the candidates be A & B35%-----------A65%-----------B Difference of votes (65-35)% = 30% =>          30% ------- 2250Then for 100% -------- ?     => 7500

Q: "I am five times as old as you were, when I was as old as you are", said a man to his son. Find out their present ages, if the sum of their ages is 64 years ? 11334 0

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    Father = 50; Son =14
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    Father = 40; Son =24
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    Father = 60; Son =4
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    Father = 48; Son =16
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Answer : 2. "Father = 40; Son =24"
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Answer: B) Father = 40; Son =24 Explanation: Let the present age of the man be 'P' and son be 'Q',Given, P + Q = 64 or Q = (64 - P)Now the man says "I am five times as old as you were, when I was as old as you are",So, P = 5[B - (P - Q)]We get 6P = 10Q,Substitute value for Q,6P = 10(64 - P),Therefore P = 40, Q = 24.

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Answer : 3. "51 min"
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Answer: C) 51 min Explanation: The work to be done = Capacity of reservoir  = 30 litres.  1st Minute ---> inlet pipe opened ---> 5 lit filled  2nd minute ---> inlet pipe closed; outlet pipe opened ---> 4 lit emptied   In 2 minutes (5 litres - 4 litres = 1lit) is filled into the reservoir. It takes 2 minutes to fill 1lit ---> it takes 50 minutes to fill 25 litres into the reservoir.     In the 51st minute inlet pipe is opened and the reservoir is filled.

Q: Find the Odd one out of the given series 6, 15, 35, 77, 165, 221 11047 0

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    221
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    165
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    35
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    77
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Answer : 2. "165"
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Answer: B) 165 Explanation: The terms of the series are products of two consecutive prime numbers i.e. (2 x 3), (3 x 5), (5 x 7), (7 x 11),..... So, 165 is wrong and must be replaced by (11 x 13) i.e. 143.

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Answer : 1. "G & H , H"
Explanation :

Answer: A) G & H , H Explanation: From the directions given :  From the fig. it is clear that  1) neighbours of B are G , H. 2) E is facing H.

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