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Skill: Numerical Ability ::Worksheet Number :17

Directions for Questions from 1 to 3: Based on the figure given below, answer the
questions that follow.

1 - What number should come in place of red question mark?

a) 16 b) 48
c) 63 d) 72

2 - What number should come in place of green question mark?

a) 130 b) 117
c) 100 d) 96

3 - What number should come in place of blue question mark?

a) 7371 b) 7296
c) 7100 d) 7045

4 - Find the next term in the given series below :


3,2,8,7,28,27,108,__

a) 316 b) 216
c) 516 d) None of these

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Ravi’s salary in different years is given below.

Year 2000 - Rs 5000

Year 2001 - Rs 6000

Year 2002 - Rs 7000

Year 2003 - Rs 8000

Year 2004 - Rs 9000

What would his salary be in 2007 if it follows the same pattern?

a) 10000 b) 11000
d)
c) 12000
None of these

6-

Which of the following options does not show the right number of minutes in 1hr 40
minutes?

a) b)
20 × 5 minutes 30 + 65 minutes
c) d)
24 + 76 minutes 36 + 64 minutes

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Which number formed from the following group of corresponding colours will be divisible
by 4?

a) b)

c) d)

8 - I go to temple only on Monday. If I went to temple yesterday, which of the following is


surely true?

a) Today is Monday b) Day after tomorrow is Thursday


c) Tomorrow is Thursday d) Yesterday was Tuesday

9 - Which 2 months come one after another and have 31 days?

a) August, September b) June, July


c) March, May d) July, August

10 - If the day before yesterday was Tuesday, which of the following is true?

a) Day after tomorrow is Thursday b) Day after day after tomorrow is Saturday
c) Day after tomorrow is Sunday d) Tomorrow is Friday

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To deduce divisibility by 4, the last two digits of the formed number must form a number divisible by 4. Without specific numbers associated with colors, the general rule requires pairing of digits such that the two-digit number is divisible by 4 .

If the day before yesterday was Tuesday, then today is Thursday (Wednesday being the day after Tuesday). Consequently, tomorrow will be Friday .

July and August are the only consecutive months both consisting of 31 days. The mnemonic rhyme or knowledge of the calendar allows quick identification of months' days to deduce this .

The salary increases by Rs 1000 each year from 2000 to 2004. This observed pattern suggests a linear increment. Therefore, continuing this pattern, Ravi's salary would be Rs 12,000 in 2007 .

One applies analytical reasoning and pattern recognition skills. This involves deducing relationships between numbers, applying arithmetic operations, or identifying sequences within given patterns to infer unknown elements .

Correct weekday prediction results from correctly understanding temporal sequences and their cyclic nature. Recognizing patterns and correct counting requires adherence to sequential knowledge of the days .

The series follows a pattern of alternately multiplying the previous number by 4 and subtracting 1 (3x4-4, 2x4-1, 8x4-4,...). Continuing this pattern after 108, one would multiply 108 by 4 to get 432 and subtract 1, resulting in 431. However, 431 does not match any option, indicating an error beyond common calculations, thus the correct continuation remains ambiguous as 'None of these' .

The correct conversion of 1 hour and 40 minutes totals 100 minutes (60 + 40). In '24 + 76 minutes', 24 minutes is incorrect as it totals 100 minutes incorrectly by 10 minutes (76 + 24 = 100). Most options maintain parity, but '24 + 76 minutes' reflects incorrect summation .

If one visits a temple only on Mondays and yesterday was a temple day, then yesterday must have been a Monday. Thus, today would be Tuesday, and day after tomorrow would be Thursday .

Arithmetic operations allow verifying equivalence by simple addition. Calculating sums such as '36 + 64 minutes' confirms its total to 100 minutes, matching 1 hour and 40 minutes, demonstrating arithmetic consistency .

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