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by RAJANYA MONDAL
· Class 7
If 100=20 , 324=36 and 441=42 what is 841 equal to?
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Analytical Reasoning
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by RAJANYA MONDAL
· Class 7
If Mango is coded as ognam what is Series coded as?
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Coding and Decoding
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by RAJANYA MONDAL
· Class 7
1,1,2,4,7,11,16 ..... What is the next number of this series?
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Series Completion
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
What is logic???????????????
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Logical
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
What are mathematical operations?????
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Mathematical Operations
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
Four professionals—a Doctor, Lawyer, Engineer, and Architect—sit around a square table, one on each side.
1. The Doctor sits directly opposite to Mr. Sharma.
2. The Lawyer sits to the immediate right of Mr. Verma.
3. Mr. Gupta sits directly opposite to Mr. Chawla.
4. The Architect is to the immediate left of Mr. Chawla.
What is the profession of Mr. Sharma?
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Other
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
Three students—Aryan, Bhavna, and Charan—are suspected of breaking a window. One of them always tells the truth, one always lies, and one alternates between truth and lies. They make the following statements:
• Aryan: Charan broke the window. I am a truth-teller.
• Bhavna: Aryan is lying. Charan did not break it.
• Charan: I didn't do it. Bhavna is the one who always lies.
Who actually broke the window?
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Other
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
If the 3rd day of a month is Monday, which of the following will be the fifth day after the 21st day of that same month?
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Other
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
Consider the following pseudo-algorithm used to compute a value:
1. Start with X = 5, Y = 2, Z = 0.
2. Loop start: If X > 0:
• Z = Z + Y
• X = X - 1
• Go back to Loop start.
3. If X is not greater than 0, print Z.
What value is printed at the end of execution?
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Other
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
What is the area of the triangle formed by the vertices (0, 0), (6, 0), and (4, 5) in the Cartesian plane?
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Other
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
A solid metallic sphere of radius 6 cm is melted down and completely recast into small, identical solid cones. Each small cone has a base radius of 2 cm and a vertical height of 3 cm. How many such cones can be formed without any wastage of metal?
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Other
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
At a regional mathematics conference, there are 12 students. Every student shakes hands with every other student exactly once, except for two students who refuse to shake hands with each other at all. What is the total number of handshakes that take place?
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Other
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
A point P(x, y) is first reflected across the x-axis to form point Q. Point Q is then shifted 3 units horizontally to the left and 2 units vertically upwards to land exactly at the coordinates (-5, 7). What were the coordinates of the original point P?
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Other
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
Two standard six-sided dice are rolled simultaneously. What is the probability that the product of the two numbers showing face up is a perfect square?
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Other
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
What is the units digit of the massive exponential expansion given by the expression: 7²⁰²⁶ + 3²⁰²⁶?
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Number
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
In a test matching Olympiad scoring rules, 4 marks are awarded for every correct answer and 1 mark is deducted for every wrong answer. Rohit answered all 60 questions in the test and scored a net total of 130 marks. How many questions did he answer correctly?
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Other
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
Four distinct keys are placed randomly on a circular key ring. What is the probability that two specific keys (Key A and Key B) always remain next to each other?
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Other
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
Statements:
1. All squares are rectangles.
2. All rectangles are polygons.
Conclusions:
• I. Multi-sided polygons are necessarily squares.
• II. Every square is a polygon.
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Other
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
Question: What is the present age of Arav?
Statements:
• I. Arav's present age is three times the age of his younger sister Manya.
• II. Four years from now, Arav will be twice as old as Manya will be then.
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Other
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
Statements:
1. All scientists are visionaries.
2. Some visionaries are innovators.
3. No innovator is an imitator.
Conclusions:
• I. Some scientists are innovators.
• II. No imitator is a visionary.
• III. Some visionaries are scientists.
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Logical
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