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Topics: Quantitative Aptitude (11)Logical Reasoning (4)
UPSC 2005 · Q92 · CSAT › Logical Reasoning · Save

Which is Krishnan’s hometown?

(a) Ahmedabad
(b) Cuttack
(c) Bhopal
(d) Cannot be determined
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Answer: (c) Bhopal
UPSC 2005 · Q93 · CSAT › Logical Reasoning · Save

Which College is situated in Inder’s hometown?

(a) Commerce
(b) Medical
(c) Economics
(d) Commerce or Medical
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Answer: (d) Commerce or Medical
UPSC 2005 · Q94 · CSAT › Logical Reasoning · Save

Who studies in Bhopal?

(a) Gopal
(b) Harsh
(c) Gopal or Inder
(d) Inder or Harsh
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Answer: (c) Gopal or Inder
UPSC 2005 · Q95 · CSAT › Logical Reasoning · Save

If Inder studies in Ahmedabad, then

which one of the following is the correct combination of Person–Hometown–Place of Study?

(a) Gopal – Ernakulam – Delhi
(b) Jai – Ahmedabad – Ernakulam
(c) Krishnan – Delhi – Ernakulam
(d) Harsh – Bhopal – Delhi
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Answer: (b) Jai – Ahmedabad – Ernakulam

Left pan of a faulty balance weighs 100 gram more than its right pan. A shopkeeper keeps the weight measure in the left pan while buying goods but keeps it in the right pan while selling his goods. He uses only 1 kg weight measure. If he sells his goods at the listed cost price, what is his gain?

(a) 200 1/11 %
(b) 100/11 %
(c) 100/9 %
(d) 200/9 %
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Answer: (d) 200/9 %

On a railway route between two places A and B, there are 10 stations on the way. If 4 new stations are to be added, how many types of new tickets will be required if each ticket is issued for a one-way journey?

(a) 14
(b) 48
(c) 96
(d) 108
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Answer: (d) 108

Aryan runs at a speed of 40 metre/minute. Rahul follows him after an interval of 5 minutes and runs at a speed of 50 metre/minute. Rahul’s dog runs at a speed of 60 metre/minute and starts along with Rahul. The dog reaches Aryan and then comes back to Rahul, and continues to do so till Rahul reaches Aryan. What is the total distance covered by the dog?

(a) 600 metres
(b) 750 metres
(c) 980 metres
(d) 1200 metres
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Answer: (d) 1200 metres

A big rectangular plot of area 4320 m² is divided into 3 square-shaped smaller plots by fencing parallel to the smaller side of the plot. However some area of land was still left as a square could not be formed. So, 3 more square-shaped plots were formed by fencing parallel to longer side of the original plot such that no area of the plot was left surplus. What are the dimensions of the original plot?

(a) 160 m × 27 m
(b) 240 m × 18 m
(c) 120 m × 36 m
(d) 135 m × 32 m
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Answer: (c) 120 m × 36 m
UPSC 2005 · Q103 · CSAT › Quantitative Aptitude · Save

2 men and 1 woman board a bus in which 5 seats are vacant. One of these five seats is reserved for ladies. A woman may or may not sit on the seat reserved for ladies but a man can not sit on the seat reserved for ladies. In how many different ways can the five seats be occupied by these three passengers?

(a) 15
(b) 36
(c) 48
(d) 60
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Answer: (b) 36
UPSC 2005 · Q111 · CSAT › Quantitative Aptitude · Save

A square is divided into 9 identical smaller squares. Six identical balls are to be placed in these smaller squares such that each of the three rows gets at least one ball (one ball in one square only). In how many different ways can this be done?

(a) 27
(b) 36
(c) 54
(d) 81
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Answer: (d) 81
UPSC 2005 · Q112 · CSAT › Quantitative Aptitude · Save

There are 6 persons – A, B, C, D, E and F. They are to be seated in a row such that B never sits anywhere ahead of A. In how many different ways can this be done?

(a) 60
(b) 72
(c) 120
(d) None of the above
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Answer: (c) 120
UPSC 2005 · Q117 · CSAT › Quantitative Aptitude · Save

300 persons are participating in a meeting, out of which 120 are foreigners and the rest are Indians. Out of the Indians there are 110 men who are not judges; 160 are men judges, and 35 are women judges. There are no foreign judges. How many Indian women attended the meeting?

(a) 35
(b) 45
(c) 55
(d) 60
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Answer: (c) 55
UPSC 2005 · Q119 · CSAT › Quantitative Aptitude · Save

Ten identical particles are moving randomly inside a closed box. What is the probability that at any given point of time all ten particles will be lying in the same half of the box?

(a) 1/2
(b) 1/5
(c) 2/11
(d) 1/512
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Answer: (d) 1/512
UPSC 2005 · Q120 · CSAT › Quantitative Aptitude · Save

An equilateral triangular plate is to be cut into a number of identical small equilateral triangular plates.

Which one of the following can be a possible value of n?

(a) 196
(b) 216
(c) 256
(d) 296
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Answer: (c) 256
UPSC 2005 · Q121 · CSAT › Quantitative Aptitude · Save

There are 10 identical coins and each one of them has ‘H’ engraved on one face and ‘T’ engraved on the other face. These 10 coins are lying on a table and each one of them has the ‘H’ face as the upper face. In one attempt, exactly four (neither more nor less) coins can be turned upside down. What is the minimum number of attempts in which the ‘T’ faces of all the 10 coins can be brought to be the upper faces?

(a) 4
(b) 7
(c) 8
(d) Not possible
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Answer: (a) 4