Three chocolate bars weighing 600 grams, 420 grams and 780 grams were cut into small pieces of uniform weight. If 2 such bars are given to one person, then what will be the minimum number of such persons between whom all the bars can be distributed?

Given below are six sentences, four of which, are jumbled. Pick the option that gives their connect order. Sentence 1. The British love chocolate. P. In fact, they spend more on chocolate than any other European country! Q. There is milk chocolate, dark chocolate and white chocolate. R. If you go to any newsagent’s shop in the UK you’ll see a huge selection of chocolate bars on sale. S. There are small bars of chocolate, medium-sized bars and massive bars of chocolate. Sentence 6. You can buy mint-flavoured chocolate, chocolate-covered peanuts or raisins, chocolate with nuts, chocolate with toffee … the list is endless!

A

PSQR

B

PRQS

C

RQPS

D

RSQP

A

Rs. 45

B

Rs. 47

C

Rs. 42

D

Rs. 46

Seven chocolates A, B, C, D, E, F and G are bought at different costs between Rs. 40 and Rs. 50 (excluding 40 and 50) but not necessarily in the same order. The cost of chocolate C is five less than that of chocolate E. The cost of the chocolate A is a prime number. The cost of chocolate F is two more than that of chocolate A. The cost of chocolate F is more than that of chocolate E. The cost of chocolate D is an odd number. The cost of chocolate G is three more than the cost of chocolate D. None of the chocolates costs Rs. 44. The cost of chocolate B is an even number. Which is the following chocolates is costlier than E?

A

D

B

G

C

B

D

C

Questions below followed by three quantities. Find the relationship between them. Quantity I: In a class with a certain number of students if a teacher weighing 78 kg is added, then average weight of class is increased by 2 kg. If one more teacher weighing 66 kg is added, then the average weight of the class increases by 3.5 kg over the original average. What is the original average weight (in kg) of the class? Quantity II: The average age of 16 students and their teacher's age is 16 years. If the teacher's age is excluded, the average reduces by 2. What is the teacher's age? Quantity III: Average weight of three friends A, B and C is 46 kg. Another person D joins the group and now the average is 45 kg. If another person E whose weight is 6 kg more than D, joins the group replacing A, then average weight of B, C, D and E becomes 47 kg. What is the weight of A (in kg)?

A

Quantity I > Quantity II < Quantity III

B

Quantity I > Quantity II > Quantity III

C

Quantity I < Quantity II > Quantity III

D

Quantity I < Quantity II < Quantity III

E

Quantity I = Quantity II = Quantity III

There are seven persons - A, B, C, D, E, F and G. They have different weights. The weight of second heaviest person is 185 kg and the weight of second lightest person is 85 kg. Sum of weight of C and D is 290 kg. Only Three persons have more weight than D. E is heavier than both F and G but F is not lightest. The weight of A is 250 kg. Sum of weight of F and G is 135 kg. B is heavier than both C and D but C is not lightest. The weight of D is 140 kg. The weight of E is obtained from removing weight of C from weight of A. Who is the Fourth lightest person?

A

C

B

G

C

B

D

There are seven persons - A, B, C, D, E, F and G. They have different weights. The weight of second heaviest person is 185 kg and the weight of second lightest person is 85 kg. Sum of weight of C and D is 290 kg. Only Three persons have more weight than D. E is heavier than both F and G but F is not lightest. The weight of A is 250 kg. Sum of weight of F and G is 135 kg. B is heavier than both C and D but C is not lightest. The weight of D is 140 kg. The weight of E is obtained from removing weight of C from weight of A. Who is the fifth heaviest person?

A

E

B

D

C

G

D

A

Pooja cut a chocolate into 20 equal pieces, 75% of chocolate she ate, 1/5th of remaining chocolate she gave her mother and remaining pieces she gave to her brother. What percentage of chocolate her brother ate?

A

12%

B

15%

C

25%

D

20%

A survey of 100 candidates with respect to their choice of ice cream flavors - vanilla, chocolate and strawberry - produced the following information. 50 candidates like vanilla, 28 like chocolate, 43 like strawberry, 13 like vanilla and chocolate, 11 like chocolate and strawberry, 12 like strawberry and vanilla, and 5 like all the three flavours. How many candidates like chocolate and strawberry but not vanilla?

A

24

B

10

C

32

D

6

A

i only

B

ii only

C

Both i and ii

D

Neither i nor ii

What is the condition for a tree to be weight balanced. where a is factor and n is a node? >= a*weight and weight >= a*weight. b) weight >= a*weight and weight >= a*weight. c) weight >= a*weight and weight >= a*weight. d) weight is a non zero

A

weight >= a*weight and weight >= a*weight.

B

n.left

C

n.left

D

n.left

Three chocolate bars weighing 600 grams, 420 grams and 780 grams were cut into small pieces of uniform weight. If 2 such bars are given to one person, then what will be the minimum number of such persons between whom all the bars can be distributed?

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