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    Aimcat 0911

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    - A tennis tournament was held with 64 seeded players competing over 6 rounds of single-elimination matches to determine a winner - In each round, the winners of matches advanced to the next round while losers were eliminated - The draw paired players based on their seed (e.g. seed 1 vs seed 64 in the 1st round) with winners facing winners of subsequent matches in later rounds

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    - A tennis tournament was held with 64 seeded players competing over 6 rounds of single-elimination matches to determine a winner - In each round, the winners of matches advanced to the next round while losers were eliminated - The draw paired players based on their seed (e.g. seed 1 vs seed 64 in the 1st round) with winners facing winners of subsequent matches in later rounds

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    - A tennis tournament was held with 64 seeded players competing over 6 rounds of single-elimination matches to determine a winner - In each round, the winners of matches advanced to the next round while losers were eliminated - The draw paired players based on their seed (e.g. seed 1 vs seed 64 in the 1st round) with winners facing winners of subsequent matches in later rounds

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    Aimcat 0911

    Uploaded by

    Venkatesh Nenavath
    - A tennis tournament was held with 64 seeded players competing over 6 rounds of single-elimination matches to determine a winner - In each round, the winners of matches advanced to the next round while losers were eliminated - The draw paired players based on their seed (e.g. seed 1 vs seed 64 in the 1st round) with winners facing winners of subsequent matches in later rounds

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    AIMCAT 0911

    64 players, seeded from 1 to 64, took part in a tennis tournament. The matches in the tournament are conducted in six knockout rounds first round, second round, pre-quarter finals, quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals. In any match in any round, the winner of the match advances to the next round, while the loser gets eliminated from the tournament.

    The draw of matches for the six rounds is as follows:


    In the first round, match no.1 is between the highest seeded player (i.e.,seed 1) and the lowest seeded player (i.e., seed 64) and match no 2 is between, the second highest seeded player (i.e., seed 2) and the second lowest seeded player (i.e.,seed 63), and so on, upto match no.32 between seed 32 and seed 33.

    In the second round, match no. 1 is between the winner of the first match (i.e.,match no.1) of the first round and the winner of the last match (i.e.,match no.32) of the first round and match no.2 is between the winner of the second match (i.e.,match no.2)of the first round and the second match from the last (i.e.,match no.31)of the first round, and so on upto match no 16. An exactly similar pattern is followed for the matches in all the later rounds as well. The winner of the finals is said to have won the tournament, while the loser is said to be the runner-up. An upset is said to have taken place if, in any match in any round, a lower seeded player beats a higher seeded player. 6. If the players seeded 6th, 9th, 12th, 23rd, 26th, 49th, 50th and 62nd entered the quarter-finals, then which of the following pairs of players could have played the finals? (1) seed 50 and seed 6 (3) seed 49 and seed 12 (5) seed 49 and seed 62 (2) seed 9 and seed 36 (4) seed 62 and seed 23

    7. If seed 1 was the winner of the tournament, then who among the following was definitely not the runner-up? (1) seed 25 (2) seed 31 (3) seed 4 (4) seed 39 (5) seed 58

    8. If seed 43 won the tournament, then what is the least number of upsets that he could have caused?

    (1) 4

    (2) 3

    (3) 2

    (4) 1

    (5) None of these

    9. If each player causes at most one upset, then the lowest seeded player who could have won the tournament is

    (1) seed 32 (2) seed 48 (5)None of these

    (3) seed 49

    (4) seed 33

    10. If there are only four upsets in the tournament, and no player caused more than three upsets, then who could have been the lowest seeded player who won the tournament? (1) seed 8 seed 12 (2) seed 14 (3) seed 16 (4) seed 32 (5)

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