quantitative aptitude & mathematics 13 october ii

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Effrontery • Bold and Rude behaviour


Birds of a feather

• From one community


To feather one’s own nest

• To be selfish, to take personal advantage


Faux pas

• Socially unacceptable remark


Flake out

• To be tired


flibbertigibbet

• Fool and talkative person


Fledgling

• Young bird

• Small growing inexperienced organisation


Herald

• To innovate

• To start


Hidebound

• Too conventional or narrow minded


Hobble

• To walk with difficulty, due to injury


There is platonic relation between Bitthal and that girl.

• Spiritual relation

• Pure friendship


Cannon • Heavy gun


Candid

• Frank


Credulous

• Too ready to believe


Doyen

• Senior and respected person


Embargo

• Restrictions on trade etc.


Elixir

• Which can convert metal into gold


Harrow

• Plough – pointed metal


Languish

• To get weaker


Lapidary

• Elegant style of writing


Largesse

• Generous gift


Larceny

• Theft


Lax

• Not strict


Lopsided

• With one side lower

• Not balanced


Loquocious

• Talkative


Karaoke

• Background Music


Referendum

• Voting where everyone gives a vote


Recruit

• To appoint


Plaudit

• To praise

• To applause


Pejorative

• Criticising


Manger

• A box from which horses feed


A dog in the manger

• to not to eat and not let others eat something.


Maim

• To injure

• To get injured


At loggerheads

• Fighting


Loiter

• To waste time roaming in public places


Exasperate

• To annoy

• To irritate somebody


Exalt

• To praise


Carnage

• The massive killing of persons


Burgeon

• Fast growing


Bum

• Tramp

• Useless person

• Worthless person

• Begger


Decimate

• To kill in large number


Decant

• To pour wine


Debility

• Weakness


Debauch

• Immorality


Debunk

• To show that somebody doesn’t deserve respect that he has


Conclave

• Private and secret meeting


Conceited

• Proud


Bulk

• In large quantity


Browbeat

• To intimidate


Brood

• A family of children

• Young creatures


Curb

• To stop


Curator

• Keeper of a museum


Glib

• Clever speaker

• Smooth speeaking


Glutton

• Voracious


Mound

• Pile

• Heap

• Mass of pile


Motley

• Of different types


Placard

• Printed notice


Pittance

• Small and insufficient amount


Malice

• Bad intention


Incendiary

• Setting fire to building


Inchoate

• Immature


Inclement

• Cold

• Rainy

• Bad


Irony

• Two opposite things happening simulteously

• Paradox


Solve the following

• A father’s age is three times the sum of the ages of his two children, but 20 years hence his age will be equal to the sum of their ages. Then the father’s age is

• (1) 3O years

• (2) 40 years

• (3) 35 years

• (4) 45 years


Solution

• Solve from options. .

• 30 /3 = 10

• After 20 years, father : 50

• 10 + 40= 50


Solve it

• A room 5 Mx 8 m is to be carpeted leaving a margin of 10 cm from each wall. If the cost of the carpet is Rs. 18 per m the

• cost of carpeting the room will be

• (1) Rs.702.60

• (2) Rs. 691.80

• (3) Rs. 682.46

• (4) Rs. 673.92


Solution

• 800*500 = 400000

• 800*10 = 8000*2 = 16000

• 500*10 = 5000 * 2 = 10000

• However, 10*10 = 100*4 = 400 over counted

• 26000 – 400 = 25600

• 400000 – 25600 = 374400*18/10000=674 (approx) answer


Solve it

• A garden is 24 m long and 14 m wide. There is a path 1 m wide outside the garden along its sides. If the path is to be constructed with square marble tiles 20 cm x 20 cm, the number of tiles required to cover the path is

• (1) 1800• (2) 2000• (3) 2100• (4) 2150


Solution . . .

• 24*1 *2 = 48

• 16*1*2 = 32

• Add these : 80 Sq.M

• Or 800000 sq.cm

• Divided by 20*20

• = 2000 answer.


Solve it

• 2 cm of rain has fallen on a sq. km of land. Assuming that 50% of the raindrops could have been collected and contained in a pool having a 100 m x 10 m base, by what level would the

• water level in the pool have increased?• (1) 15 m• (2) 20m• (3) lOm• (4) 25m


solution

• Let us convert everything into meters.

• (.02*1000*1000)/100*10 = 20

• thus the water will raise the level by 20 meters, however, only 50% of it is used, so answer is 10 meters.


Solve it

• A student is to answer 10 out of 13 questions in an examination such that he must choose at least four from the first five ques tions. The number of choices available to him is

• (1) 140• (2) 196• (3) 280• (4)346


Solution . ..

• We have two options, he can attempt 5 or 4 questions from first 5 questions.

• 5C5*8C5

• +

• 5C4*8C6

• = 140 + 56 = 196 answer.


Solve it

• An examination paper contains 8 questions of which 4 have 3 possible answers each, 3 have 2 possible answers each and the remaining one question has 5 possible answers. The total num ber of possible answers to all the questions is

• (1) 2880• (2) 78• (3) 94• (4) 3240


Solution

• 4 with 3 option = 12

• 3 with 2 options = 6

• 1 with 5 options = 5

• There are 8 questions, so 8 options

• =8*12*6*5

• =2880 answer.


Solve it

• The horizontal distance between the two towers is 60 meters. The angular elevation of the top of the taller tower as seen from the top of the shorter one is 30°. If the height of the taller tower is 150 m, the height of the shorter one is

• (1) 115 m• (2) 200 rn• (3) 216 m• (4) 110


Solution

• Perpendicular = 150 – X• X is the height of the smaller tower• Base = 60 (distance between the 2 towers)• Let us use Tan 30 degree • Tan 30 = 1/sqrt (3)• 1/sqrt(3) = ( 150-X) /60• 60/ sqrt(3) = 150-X• X = 150-34.5 = 115.5 answer.


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quantitative aptitude & mathematics 13 october ii

Technology

o years

approx answer

talkative person

respected person

fathers age

water level

number of tiles

large number