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@tansvish188
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indices
@srishtish771
Started 4 weeks ago in
The doubt is regarding syllogism questions.
In syllogism-type questions, I have noticed that in some questions we are always rigid to the Venn diagram, whereas in some we alternate the diagram according to the conclusions, to check if that conclusion can be true or not.In general, when should we check if there is a possibility for the conclusion to be true or not.Syllogism doubt.png 217.91 KBimage.png 17.71 MBAlso, the above two Venns that I have drawn are correct or not, and how is the Venn in the solution correct?In general, I doubt that whenever we are solving syllogism questions, there are times when, by the given statements, we will be able to conclude more than 1 Venn diagram. In that circumstance, how do we decide which one to use for our answer?
@khushbh469
Started 4 weeks ago in
Reading Comprehension
When reading The Guardian, which section of the newspaper should we focus on for CAT exam.
@venkataru297
Started 4 weeks ago in
Algebra doughter son problem - LOD 2- 34q (100 must do algebra)
dont understan 15 and 10 subtracted in yrs in soln, cant understand soln please explain
@uttaarakba704
Started 4 weeks ago in
How to solve this
if a 5 digit number is made of 0,2,3,5 and 8, then in how many 5 digit numbers will there be exactly one digit between 2& 0 (Case 1: repetition allowed, Case 2: repetition not allowed)
@nityabh741
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ratio n proportion
image.png 45.51 KBin this question it is not mentioned explicitly that we have to find out the ratio of the 1st number to the 2nd numberย i found out the ratio of the 2nd to the 1st numberย what should be the approach while finding out the final answer as i got the answer as 8:7 instead of 7:8.
@shrishtich57
Started 4 weeks ago in
concept builder- caselets
in this question the teacher says lets say there is increase in k and then goes on taking +k +K and -K -Kย i cant undertsand where it came from
@mangeshsh68
Started 4 weeks ago in
How to solve this?
Six boxes are arranged in a row. The boxes are marked as B1, B2, B3, B4, B5 and B6. Each box contains a different number of pillows from among 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30, but not necessarily in the given order. Also, each box has different coloured pillows from the following colours - Brown, Green, Orange, White, Pink and Yellow, but not necessarily in the given order. Consider all the boxes to be facing the east direction.The box B6 is arranged third on the right of the box with White pillows. The box with Pink pillows has three times the number of pillows as in box B5. The box B4 is arranged exactly between the box with Orange pillows and box B1. The box with Green pillows has 20 pillows and it is at one of the extreme ends. The total number of pillows in B6 and the number of pillows in the box on its immediate right is equal to the number of pillows in box B1. There are exactly two boxes between boxes B4 and B5. The box B3 is second on the left of the box with 30 pillows. The box B4 contains 15 pillows. The box with Brown pillows contains more pillows than box B5.Six boxes are arranged in a row. The boxes are marked as B1, B2, B3, B4, B5 and B6. Each box contains a different number of pillows from among 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30, but not necessarily in the given order. Also, each box has different coloured pillows from the following colours - Brown, Green, Orange, White, Pink and Yellow, but not necessarily in the given order. Consider all the boxes to be facing the east direction.The box B6 is arranged third on the right of the box with White pillows. The box with Pink pillows has three times the number of pillows as in box B5. The box B4 is arranged exactly between the box with Orange pillows and box B1. The box with Green pillows has 20 pillows and it is at one of the extreme ends. The total number of pillows in B6 and the number of pillows in the box on its immediate right is equal to the number of pillows in box B1. There are exactly two boxes between boxes B4 and B5. The box B3 is second on the left of the box with 30 pillows. The box B4 contains 15 pillows. The box with Brown pillows contains more pillows than box B5.