§.18-19) Use the following information to answer the questions. A car met with an accident 150 km away from Amritsar. It completed the remaining journey at 4/5'" of the previous speed and reached the Bathinda station 1 hour and 20 minutes late. If the accident had taken place 50 km further from the original point of accident, it would have reached the destination only 1 hour late. Q.18} What is the speed of the car in kmph? (Round off to one decimal place.) a) 37.5 b) 26.8 c) 24.6 d) 36.2

The speed of the car can be calculated by using the formula Speed = Distance/Time. Given that the car traveled 150 km at normal speed and the remaining distance at 4/5th of the speed, we can set up the equation as follows: 150/Speed - 150/(4/5)Speed = 1 hour 20 minutes. Solving this equation gives us the speed of the car as 37.5 kmph, which is option a).

Q.4) Find the odd man out. a) Bellicose b) Argumentative c) Contentious d) Quarrelsome e) Capacious

The odd man out in this group is "Capacious." The other words (Bellicose, Argumentative, Contentious, Quarrelsome) all relate to behavior or attitudes that involve conflict, aggression, or a tendency to argue. "Capacious," on the other hand, means spacious or roomy, and does not fit the theme of conflict or aggression present in the other words.

§.1-6) Read the below information and answer the questions that follow. Eight international delegates - Matthew, Spencer, Carmen, Juniper, Hamilton, Lancaster, Davenport and Franklin are seated around a circular table at a conference, facing the centre of the table. Each of them is from a different nation from among Germany, France, Indonesia, Ireland, Spain, Australia, Canada and Brazil. They are fluent in one of three languages from English, Latin and Greek, such that at least two of them are fluent in each language. Hamilton is seated third on the left of Juniper, and the two of them are the only ones who are fluent in English. Matthew is from Canada and is fluent in Latin. Hamilton is seated on the immediate left of Matthew. Lancaster is from Ireland and is fluent in Greek. Franklin is fluent in the same language as Davenport, who is seated third on the left of Lancaster and fourth on the right of Spencer. Juniper is from Germany and is seated apposite Carmen. The delegates from both Brazil and Indonesia are fluent in Latin. Davenport is from Australia and Franklin is from Spain. Spencer is from Indonesia and is fluent in Latin. Q.1) Who amongst the following does not speak fluent Latin? a} Carmen b) Spencer c) Franklin d} Matthew €) None of these

The delegate who does not speak fluent Latin is Franklin. This can be deduced from the given information that Franklin is fluent in the same language as Davenport, who is fluent in Greek. Since each language is spoken by at least two people and Lancaster is the only one specified to be fluent in Greek, Franklin must be fluent in Greek, not Latin.

Q.5) Pick the odd one out. a) palette b) brush c) canvas d) kiln e) colours

The odd one out in this set is option d) kiln. This is because options a), b), c), and e) are all related to painting, while a kiln is a furnace or oven used for burning. Kiln does not fit the theme of painting tools and materials like the other options do.

In the X-Y plane, the area of the region bounded by the graph |x + y| + |x - y| = 4 is:

The area of the region bounded by the graph |x + y| + |x - y| = 4 in the X-Y plane is 8 square units. This is because the equation represents a square with vertices at (2,0), (0,2), (-2,0), and (0,-2). The side length of the square is 2√2, so the area is (2√2)^2 = 8.

§.1-4) Read the given information and answer the following questions. 7 B-schoals named A, B, C, D, E, F, and G participated in inter-college competition. In the competition, several quizzes were arranged and, in each quiz, the top 3 ranked B-schools were awarded 5, 3, and 1 points, respectively. The following bar Eraphs show the B school-wise distribution of the quizzes in which the B-school received 5 points, 3 points, or 1 point, respectively. 5 Points 3 Points 30% a0% 20% 18% 20% 15% 15% | 10% | | 20% i | | 10% 10% 4 B c D E Others c o E F 6 Othes 1 Point 204 2% 18% 15% | | [ | A B 6 F G Others. Q.1) Which of the following could be the sum of the number of quizzes in which B-school F was awarded 3 points and 1 point? a} 207 b) 363 c) 374

The sum of the number of quizzes in which B-school F was awarded 3 points and 1 point could be 363. This is because from the given bar graphs, we can see that B-school F received 3 points in 20% of the quizzes and 1 point in 18% of the quizzes, which adds up to 38% of the total quizzes. Therefore, the sum could be 363.

0.25) Which of the following is the greatest number among the given ones? a. 5600 b, 6500 c. 5300 + 6200 d. gant e, Cannot be determined

The greatest number among the given options is 5600. To determine this, we compared the numbers by converting them into similar power formats. By converting them into powers of 100, we found that 5600 is greater than 6500 and 8400. Additionally, when comparing with the sum of 5300 and 6200, 5600 is still the greatest number. Therefore, the answer is option a. 5600.

Q.5) What is the least possible value of x? - 7x + 31 = 0? a, 108 160 DS 75 cc. 75 d. 7 e. None of these

The least possible value of x^2 - 7x + 31 = 0 can be found by completing the square or using the formula for the minimum value of a quadratic function. In this case, the minimum value of x^2 - 7x + 31 = 0 is 75/4, which corresponds to option d. Therefore, the correct answer is d. 75/4.

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