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A bus and a truck are available to cross a jungle. The speed of the truck is thrice that of the bus. The capacity of the truck is 50 persons and that of bus is 30 persons. The average occupancy of the bus is twice that of the truck. The tickets for the bus and the truck cost Rs 1 and Rs 1.50 respectively. What is the ratio of the average rupee collection of the truck to that of the bus in a day? Assume there is no wastage time between trips and the occupancy of the bus / truck is defined as the ratio of the actual number of persons boarding it and its capacity.
Two trucks start from the same warehouse. Trucks A goes 6 km North, then turns to its right goes 4 km. In the meanwhile trucks B goes 9 km East, then turns North and goes 6 km then turns to its right and goes 4 km, Where is truck B with respect to truck A?
The accused driver of a truck while driving on the left side i.e., his side of the road, sees a cyclist coming from the opposite direction, but on the wrong side of the road i.e. in the lane on which the truck was being driven; the road being narrow and the truck driver sensing that the cyclist was peddling negligently, maneuvers his truck on the opposite lane and simultaneously the cyclist suddenly moves to his lane and as a result the truck over-runs the cyclist, causing the death of cyclist. The truck driver is not guilty of the offence of causing death by rash and negligent act because:
Two pickup trucks X and Y start from the same place. Truck X travels in East for 15 km and then turns right and travels 8 km. In the meanwhile truck Y travels 7 km in west, then 3 km north, then 2 km west, and then it turns left and travels 11 km. Where is truck Y with respect to truck X?
Two pickup trucks X and Y start from the same place. Truck X travels East 15 km and then turns right and travels 8 km. In the meanwhile truck Y travels 7 km West, then 3 km North, then 2 km West , then it turns left and travels 11 km. Where is truck Y with respect to truck X?
Two trucks start from the same warehouse. Truck A goes 6 km North, then turns to its right and goes 4 km. In the mean while truck B goes 9 km East, then turns North and goes 6 km, then turns to its right and goes 4 km. Where is truck B with respect to truck A?
Two trucks start from the same warehouse. Truck A goes 6 km North, then turns to its right and goes 4 km. In the meanwhile truck B goes 9 kmEast, then turns North and goes 6 km, then turns to its right and goes 4 km. Where is truck B with respect to truck A?
A certain number of trucks were required to transport 80 tons of material. However, it was found that the trucks could carry 0.7 ton less weight than estimated and thus 7 new trucks are to be added. Find the number of trucks that were initially planned to be used.
Three statements are followed by four conclusions numbered I, II, III and IV. You have to consider the statements to be true, even if they seem at variance from commonly known facts. Decide which of the given conclusions logically follow(s) from the given statements. Statements: 1. No horse is a truck. 2. All carriages are scooters. 3. All scooters are trucks. Conclusion: I. No truck is a scooter. II. All carriages are trucks. III. Some trucks are scooters. IV.  No carriage is a horse.
A truck approaches a tunnel inside a tunnel a rat is sitting at a point which is 4/9th of the distance of the tunnels measured from the entrance. When the truck horns the rat moves towards the entrance and truck catches the rat at the entrance and if the rat runs towards the exit then also truck catch the rat at the exit. The speed of truck is how much times the speed of rat?