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Ref: QAT2101411 QUANTITATTVE ABILITY TEST Time:30 min

Oircctionsfor gues{ions 1 to 19: These questions are based on data sufficiency. Each problem consists of a question
and two statements labelled I and II. Decide whether the data given in the statements are sufficient or not to answer ihe
question. Make an appropriate choice from (1) to ( ) as follows.

Mark (1), if statement I alone is sufficient io answer the question.

1. N is a two digit number. ls it a multiple of 36? 10. ls twice the product of two positive numbers an
I. lf the ,digits of N are reversed, the number integer?
formed has 2 as the tens digit and an odd I. Sum of the squares of the two numbers is an
number as units digit. integer.
il. The sum of the digits of N is a multiple of 9. II. Square of the sum of the two numbers is an
integer.
2. Find the value of 5 -1 - Sabz.
b'
11. Among five friends A, ts, C, D and E, who is the
I. b=3 youngest?
II. a2=4
I. The average age of A'and E is equal to the age
of C.
3. A certain sum was divided among A, B and C. A's
II. B is younger than C and D.
share is how many times the total share of B and C?
I. A, B and C divided the amount in the ratio of 12. ln which year was Gopal bo'm?
7 :3:4. I. Gopal was born in a leap year between 1980
II. Total amount divided is {8,000.
and 2000.
4. What is the value of the twodigit number?
IL The sum of the digits of the year is divisible by frve.
I. The sum of the digits of the number is 9. 13. What is the number of girls in the class if their
U. The number is 5 times the sum of its digits. average weight is 42 kg?
5. ls it more beneficial to buy a dozen pens at a time
I. The number of boys in the class is 40"
rather than 12 pens, one at a time?.
II. lf the teacher, whose weight is 63 kg, is
(18. included, the average weight of the girls
I. The cost of one pen is ' increases by one kg.
II. The cost of a dozen pens is 11 times that of a
single pen. 14. \&hat is the cost of two cakes and three cokes?
6. Does Shiva get rnore profit (in Q than Ramu on
L Cost of one cake and one coke is V0.
selling a car?
II. Cost of six cakes and nine cokes is ?390.
I. Ramu bought a car on 26h January, 2000 for 15. What is the sixteenth term of the series?
t60,000 and sold it on 1"' March, 2000 for I. The first term of the series is one and the last
T68,000.
term is sixteen.
II. Siva bought a car on 25th January, 2000 for
II. There are thirty two terms in the series.
<40,000 and sold it on 28th February, 2000 for
{49,000. 16. What is the LCM of a and b?
7. lf x is an integer, what is the value of x?
I. a and b are multiples of 12.
I. II. The productofa and b is720.
-3x3 Y2> 15xzY2.
ll. *2x<14.
17. ls natural number x divisible by 20?
8. How many factors does the number have?
I. x is divisible by 2.
I. The number is an even number.
II. x is divisible by 10.
[Link] number is a prime number. 18. lf x is a two digit number, what is the value of x?

9. ls x a prime number?
L When x it
is divided by 12, leaves as 4
remainder.
L The sum of the digits of x is eight.
II. \ffhen i is divided by 14, it leaves 4 as remainder.
II. The sum of thetigits of x is nine.

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19. ln triangle ABC, what is the value of sin(A + CF 27. lf the geometric mean of the positive numbers x and
I. Angles A, B and C are in arithmetic progression, y is 20, what is the harmonic mean of x and y?
II. ZB + lC = 100". I. Geometric mean of x and y is greater than or
equal to the arithmetic mean of x and y.
Direcfrons for questions 20 to 272 Each of the II. Harmonic mean of x and y is greater than or
problems belor consists of a question and two equal to its geometric mean.
statements I and II below it. Mark your ansv\rer as
Directlons for questlons 28 to 35; Answer these
Choose (1): if the question can be answered by uslng questions based on the information below.
one of the statements alone, but cannot be
answered by using the other statement ln each of the questions below, there is a question
alone. followed by two statements I and II.
Choose (2): if the question can be answered by using
either statement alene. Mark your answer as
Choose (3): if the question can be answered by using (1) if I alone is sufiicient to answer the question and
both statements together, but cannot be II alone is not sufficient
. answered by using elther statement alone. (2) if II alone is sufficient to answer the question and
Choose (4): ifthe question cannot be answered even by i alone is not sufficient
using both the statements together. (3) if both the slatements I and II are required to
answer the questions.
20. Among the three natural numbers x, y and z (4) if the statements even when taken together are noi
(all three are not equal), which is the smallest?
sufficient.
I. Average of x, y and z is less than y
II. Y+z<U 28. One day Mr. Anil wrote a two digit number on
blackboard while teaching his students. What was
2't. Sid borrowed {x at rolo p.a simple interest and t}l
at the number?
Zro/a p.a compound interest, interest being A. The numberwas a multiple of '7'.
compounded annually. What is the ratio of x to y? B. The sum of the digits of the number was 't0',
I. Sid had to pay equat interests on both the
sums he bonowed after one year. 29. How many rats are there in the forest?
[Link] interest Sid had to pay after two years on Q A. Each cat eats only one rat.
is thrice that he had to pay on 11 after one year. B. There are 23 cats in the forest.

22. What percenlage of employees of a company have 30, What are ihe roots of the equation f + bx + c = 0,
a car and own a house? if the roots are positive? .
l. 32Yo of all ernployees of the company have cars. A. Discriminant is zero and c = 4.
II. 6070 of all the employees having a car own a B. b = 8 and the roots are not equal.
house.
3'!, Find the remainder when N3 is divided by 3, where N
23. The average. age of a group of 8 friends p, d, n, S, is a natural number.
T, U, V, W is twenty years. What is the age of R, the I" N is not divisible by 3.
youngest? II. N is divisible by 4.
A. P, the oldest of the group is 24 years old and
Q, S, V are exactly two years younger to him. 32. ls lyl < 1?
B. The difference between the age of R, the l. y'" f
youngest and the age of any of T, U, W is the II. y>y3
same and also a prime number.
33. ls triangle ABC equilateral?
24. ls the work done by P more than the work done by I. The sum of any two sides is 4 cm.
X and Y together?
A. X and Y completed 2/5h part of a work and the
II. The product of the sides is (AB)3.
remaining was completed by P and Q together. 34. Are the roots of a quadratic equation equal?
B. Work done by Q is more than the work done by I" The roots are reciprocals of each other.
X and Y together.
II. The sum of the roots is 2.
25. There are N men in a group. The average age ofthe 35. Find N.
man in the group is 25 years. lf two men whose
ages are 28 years and 32 years join it, its average
I. The aveftrge of the first N natural numbers is 5.5.
age would increase by K years. Find the value of K?
II. The average of the first N whole numbers is 5.
I. N is prime.
II. K is prime

26. ABC is a threedigit perfect cube. Find its value.

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