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    The document contains 10 multiple choice questions from a TCS placement paper. The questions cover topics like geometry, algebra, probability, and number theory. Explanations are provided for the answers. The last question asks how many positive integers less than 500 can be formed using the digits 1,2,3, and 5, with each digit used only once. The answer is 34, as there are 4 single digit numbers, 12 double digit numbers, and 18 three digit numbers that can be formed.

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    The document contains 10 multiple choice questions from a TCS placement paper. The questions cover topics like geometry, algebra, probability, and number theory. Explanations are provided for the answers. The last question asks how many positive integers less than 500 can be formed using the digits 1,2,3, and 5, with each digit used only once. The answer is 34, as there are 4 single digit numbers, 12 double digit numbers, and 18 three digit numbers that can be formed.

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    1.Theperimeterofaequilateraltriangleandregularhexagonareequal.Findouttheratiooftheirareas?
    a.3:2
    b.2:3
    c.1:6

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    d.6:1
    CorrectOption:b

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    Explanation:
    Letthesideoftheequilateraltriangle=aunitsandsideoftheregularhexagonisbunits.
    a
    2
    Giventhat,3a = 6b =
    b
    1
    3 2 3 3 2
    Nowratiooftheareasofequilateraltriangleandhexagon=
    a :
    b
    4
    2
    3
    3 2 3 2

    (2) :
    (1)
    4
    2
    2: 3

    2.Whatistheremainderof(32^31^301)whenitisdividedby9?
    a.3
    b.5
    c.2
    d.1
    Correctoption:b
    Explanation:
    Seesolvedexample6here
    32 31

    301

    5 31

    301

    Eulertotienttheoremsaysthat

    ( )( )
    ( )
    1

    (n) = n 1

    Now(9) = 9 1

    1
    3

    1
    b

    [ ]
    a ( n )
    n

    =1
    Rem

    . . . heren = a p. b q. . .

    =6

    Therefore,5 whendividedby9remainder1.
    Now

    31 301
    6

    = 1 301 = 1

    So31 301canbewrittenas6k+1

    ( ) .5
    (5 ) .5 = 1 .5 = 5
    =

    5 31
    5 31

    301

    301

    = 56

    K 1

    6 K 1

    3.Whichofthefollowingnumbersmustbeaddedto5678togiveareminder35whendividedby460?
    a.980
    b.797
    c.955
    d.618
    Correctoption:b
    Explanation:
    Letxbethenumbertobeaddedto5678.
    Whenyoudivide5678+xby460theremainder=35.
    Therefore,5678+x=460k+35herekissomequotient.
    5643+xshouldexactlydivisibleby460.
    Nowfromthegivenoptionsx=797.

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    4.Agirlenteredastoreandboughtxflowersforydollars(xandyareintegers).Whenshewasabouttoleave,the
    clerksaid,Ifyoubuy10moreflowersIwillgiveyouallfor$2,andyouwillsave80centsadozen.Thevaluesofx
    andyare:
    a.(15,1)
    b.(10,1)
    c.(5,1)
    d.Cannotbedeterminedfromthegiveninformation.
    Correctoption:c
    Explanation:
    Givensheboughtxflowersforydollars.
    So1flowercost=

    y
    x

    12flowersor1dozencost=

    12y
    x

    Again,x+10cost=2dollars
    1flowercost=

    2
    10 + x

    12flowersor1dozencost=

    2 12
    24
    =
    10 + x
    10 + x

    Giventhatthisnewdozencostis80centsor4/5dollarlessthanoriginalcost.

    12y
    24
    4

    =
    x
    10 + x
    5

    Fromthegivenoptions,csatisfiesthis.

    5.Ifanumberisdividedby357theremainderis5,whatwillbetheremainderifthenumberisdividedby17?
    a.9
    b.3
    c.5
    d.7
    Correctoption:c
    Explanation:
    Let N bethegivennumber.
    N = 357k + 5=17 21k + 5
    Ifthisnumberisdividedby17remainderis5as357kisexactlydividedby17.

    6.Inhowmanypossiblewayscanwrite3240asaproductof3positiveintegersa,bandc.
    a.450
    b.420
    c.350
    d.320
    Correctoption:
    Explanation:
    3450 = 2 3 3 4 5 1 = a b c
    Wehavetodistributethree2'stoa,b,cin 3 + 3 1C 3 1 = 5C 2 = 10ways
    Wehavetodistributefour3'stoa,b,cin 3 + 4 1C 3 1 = 6C 2 = 15ways
    Wehavetodistributeone5toa,b,cin3ways.
    Totalways=10 15 3 = 450ways.

    7.OndoorAItleadstofreedom
    OndoorBItleadstoGhosthouse
    OndoorCdoorBleadstoGhosthouse
    Thestatementwrittenononeofthedoorsiswrong.
    Identifywhichdoorleadstofreedom.
    a.A
    b.B
    c.C
    d.None
    Correctoption:c
    Explanation:
    Case1:A,Baretrue.Inthiscase,StatementCalsocorrect.Socontradiction.
    Case2:B,Caretrue.Inthiscase,BleadstoghosthouseandCconfirmsit.NowAiswrong.SodoorAdoesnot

    leadtofreedom.SoDoorCleadstofreedom.

    8.Inthegivenfigure,Ifthesumofthevaluesalongeachsideisequal.Findthepossiblevaluesa,b,c,d,e,andf.

    a.9,7,20,16,6,38
    b.4,9,10,13,16,38
    c.4,7,20,13,6,38
    d.4,7,20,16,6,33
    Correctoption:c
    Explanation:
    Fromtheabovetable,42+a+b=47+e.Therefore,a+b=5+e.Optiona,bruledout.
    47+e=15+f.Therefore,32+e=f.Optiondruledout.
    4menthrowadieeachsimultaneously.Findtheprobabilitythatatleast2peoplegetthesamenumber
    a.5/18
    b.13/18
    c.1/36
    d.1/2

    9.70,54,45,41.Whatisthenextnumberinthegivenseries?
    a.35
    b.36
    c.38
    d.40
    Correctoption:d
    Explanation:
    Consecutivesquaresaresubtractedfromthenumbers.
    7054=16
    5445=9
    4541=4
    Sonextwehavetosubtract1.Soanswer=411=40

    10.Howmanypositiveintegerslessthan500canbeformedusingthenumbers1,2,3,and5fordigits,eachdigit
    beingusedonlyonce.
    a.52
    b.68
    c.66
    d.34
    Correctoption:
    Explanation:
    Singledigitnumber=4
    Doubledigitnumber=4 3=12
    Threedigitnumbers=3 3 2=18( IfHundred'splaceis5,thenthenumberisgreaterthan500)
    Total=34.

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    jayanthraman adayago

    frmex10
    canuexplainmethegivenbelow.hw2willcome.
    Threedigitnumbers=332=18(IfHundred'splaceis5,thenthenumberisgreaterthan
    500)

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    jayanthraman adayago

    sir,canuexplainmethe2ndquestionineasymanner.
    32^31^301=5^31^301hwitbecameequal.ifwewriting2^5thenwtabt2.

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    PrabinKumar 3daysago

    ithinkansofquestionno7shouldbenonebecause
    1stCase:if'A'iswrong,thenanswerisnone
    2ndcase:if'B'isconsideredaswrong,thenobviously'C'iscorrect,whichtellsthat"DoorBleads
    toghostHouse".Butweconsidered"Bdoesn'tleadtoghosthouse".Both'B'&'C'contradictsthis
    assumption.Hence,'B'&'C'cannotbewrong.Only'A'canbewrong.Soanswer:None

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    SimeshChaudhari>PrabinKumar 2daysago

    metooagrywithu....
    plzanyoneclearifyus.....

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    sree 5daysago

    sir,canuplzexplain6questnansragain.ididn'tgethow3+31c31comes

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    Jayaraj 7daysago

    ThereisTCSplacementon2ndDecember.ButIhavenotyetgottenhallticketandtestlocation.
    Hasanyonewhoappliedgothallticket?

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    SimeshChaudhari>Jayaraj 2daysago

    SamehereasNavaGaneshsaid.....

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    NavaGanesh>Jayaraj 6daysago

    Notyet..butgotamailthatyouwillgethalltktshortly(fromcareers)

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    Annu 8daysago

    Now(9)=9(113)=6
    Therefore,56whendividedby9remainder1.
    Now313016=1301=1
    iunderstandallsteps....buthowweget5^6...wehave5^31^301....thenhow5^6directlycomes
    there??

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    NavaGanesh 10daysago

    3450=233451=abc
    Wehavetodistributethree2'stoa,b,cin3+31C31=5C2=10ways
    Wehavetodistributefour3'stoa,b,cin3+41C31=6C2=15ways
    Wehavetodistributeone5toa,b,cin3ways.
    ididn'tgetitsomeonehelpme
    1

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    AnkitPathak 10daysago

    Sir,MostofthequestionsthatIseeonthispagehavebeenaskedinTCS2yearsbackas
    writtenonm4mathsandotherwebsiteswhichmeansthatQuestionsarerepeated
    Sir,Arethesequestionsaskedintcsrecentlyorisitjustthesolutionsthatyouhavepostedof
    theoldquestions??

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    RamakrishnaSalagrama

    Admin >AnkitPathak 10daysago

    Questionsaregettingrepeatedoratleastmodels.

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    UDAYSARKAR 12daysago

    IThinkthewayyouaregoing,thissitewillbeamarkableexampleinthefieldofplacement
    preparationatgraduationlevel.
    A.Ican'tgetit.Howyoureachthisconclusion.
    B.Canyoutellmesometechniquetoconvertsuchequation.
    ***Ihavealreadyseenallofyourreferences.

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    RamakrishnaSalagrama

    Admin >UDAYSARKAR 11daysago

    A.32=(9x3+5)whenthisisdividedby9,remainderis0+5=5
    B.When31^301isdividedby6,remainderis1.So31^301=6k+1forsomek.Hope
    youunderstand.+1thisarticle!

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    McClane>RamakrishnaSalagrama 8daysago

    whatistheroleofB(+1)herepleaseclarify?

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    UDAYSARKAR>RamakrishnaSalagrama 11daysago

    Thankyouverymuchforthisclarification.

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