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The question below consists of a set of labelled sentences. Out of the four options given, select the most logical order of the sentences to form a coherent paragraph. P. Cape Horn is considered to be the southernmost point of South America.  Q. Many sailing ships never completed their journey around Cape Horn but modern vessels are better equipped to handle the challenge.  R. The Atlantic and Pacific Oceans meet off the coast of Cape Horn causing some of the roughest sea conditions on earth. S. The Scotia Sea which lies between Cape Horn and the continent of Antarctica is considered to be partly in the Atlantic Ocean and partly in the Southern Ocean. 
The time taken by a ship to travel 1000 km upstream is 40 hours more than the time taken by it to travel the same distance in downstream. The speed of the ship in still water is 200% more than that of the speed of stream. Quantity I: How much time the ship will take to travel the same distance in upstream?  Quantity II: How much time the ship will take to travel 2000 km downstream if due to wind, the speed of stream was increased by 50%?
You are given a question and two statements. Idientify which of the statements is/are sufficient to answer the question. Question: In a city, some people travel to work by bus, some people travel to work by train, some people travel to work by both bus and train, and some travel to work neither by bus, nor by train. The number of people who travel to work by both bus and train is how much less than the number of people who travel to work by neither? Statements: (1) In the city, there are 384 people who travel to work by bus. (2) In the city, there are 672 people who travel to work by train,
A ship 70 km from the shore springs but accidentally ship strikes an iceberg which creates damage due to which ship admits 2.5 tons of water in 6 minutes. 90 tons would suffice the ship to sink, but the pumps can throw out 15 tons an hour. What would be the average rate of sailing so that the ship reaches the shore before sinking?
A ship of height 15 meter is sinking at the rate of 1 meter/minute. This incident is happening 39 km away from the rescue team's ship, at what speed rescue team's ship should run to reach the sinking ship when 2 meter of the sinking ship is remaining to sink.
A ship is 40 km away from shore. There is a hole in the ship from which \(\frac{{15}}{4}\) tons of water come in the ship in every 12 mins. There is another outlet tap that throws out 12 tons of water every hour. Find at what speed it should move such that when it begins to sink a rescue ship moves with 2 km/hr escapes the passengers of the ship if 60ton of water is enough to sink?
A ship can row at a speed of 7 km/hr in still water while the speed of stream is 2 km/hr. Ship rowing upstream from point A to point B, after travelling to point k which is midpoint of A and B, ship failed to work. The ship retuned along the stream and reached the point A again. In this process ship takes 6 hrs more time than it takes in reaching to point B. 60% of the total distance is:
A ship is 180 km from the shore and the ship gets pierced and within 18 minutes 3.75 tons of water starts going in. The vessel pumps out 10.5 tons of water in one hour. 30 tons of water can sink the ship. How much does the ship keep its average speed to reach the shore immediately before sinking?
A statement is given followed by two inferences I and II. You have to consider the statement to be true even if it seems to be at variance from commonly known facts. You have to decide which of the given inferences, if any, follow from the given statement. Statement: South Africa’s Cape Town could run out of water by April as the city’s worst drought in a century might be forcing residents to join queues for emergency rations. Inferences: I: People will avoid settling in Cape Town in the coming years. II: People living in Cape Town might consider moving out of there.
In Mumbai, passengers who use public transport are either adults or students. 30% of the passengers who use public transport travel by bus, 2 / 5th of passengers travel by train, while one quarter travel by metro and remaining by pooling cab. If the number of people who travel by pooling cab is 250 and if 25% of those who travel by bus are adults, find the percentage of students who travel by bus.