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    Analytical Puzzle 17-11-2022

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    1. The document contains 6 analytical reasoning questions with explanations of the answers. 2. The questions involve logic puzzles about people's attributes and their relationships to each other. 3. Correct answers are identified based on analyzing the information given about each person's traits and comparing them to the conditions provided.

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    Analytical Puzzle

    Date : 17/11/2022

    Topic : Analytical Puzzles


    Question

    Homework
    Importance of Profile in MBA

    Question1.
    If A walks less fast than B, and B walks as fast but not faster than C; then, as compared to A,
    C walks:
    1. Slower than A
    2. Faster than A
    3. With same speed as A
    4. Data insufficient
    Answer 1. Option 2 is correct.
    Question 2.

    If Sheenu attends the event, then Raj, Harsh and Vineet will also attend the event. Assuming
    that the above statement is true, then which of the following must also be true?
    1. If Sheenu does not attend the event, then Raj does not attend the event.
    2. If Raj, Harsh and Vineet attend the event then Sheenu will attend the event.
    3. If Harsh does not attend the event, then Vineet does not attend either.
    4. If Raj does not attend the event, then Sheenu is not going to attend the event.
    Answer 2. Option 4 is correct.
    Question 3.
    D is more intelligent than A if and only if E is less intelligent than B. If D is more intelligent
    than C and E but not more than B, then maximum how many children can be less intelligent
    than E?
    (1) 0
    (2) 1

    (3) 2
    (4) 3
    Answer 3. B>D>A,C,E or B>D>E,A,C . Hence option 3 is correct.

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    Analytical Puzzle

    Question 4.
    Amit has to select 4 team members – out of 6 – A, B, C, D, E and F. He either selects A or B
    but not both. He selects either E or F but not both. If he selects C, then he must select E. If
    he selects D, then either E or F is selected. In how many ways can Amit select the team?
    (1)1

    (2) 2
    (3) 3
    (4) 4
    Answer 4. (ACED) and (BCED) are only possible. Hence, option 2 is correct.

    Question 5.
    In a class of 50 students, 30 like coffee, 35 like tea and 25 like both. Find the number of
    students who like either tea or coffee.
    (1) 40

    (2) 25
    (3) 20
    (4) 15
    Answer 5. 5+25+10 = 40 . Hence, option 1 is correct.
    Question 6.

    In a group of five persons – Parul, Rahul, Sumit, Tina and Umrao – no two persons are either
    of the same height or the same age. Rahul, who is older than Umrao, is not as tall as Sumit.
    Parul, who is younger than Umrao, is taller than Rahul. Tina, who is older than Umrao, is the
    shortest in the group. Sumit, who is younger than Parul, is taller than both Tina and Umrao.
    The oldest person is not the shortest. Which of the following statements is true?
    1. Rahul is the oldest.
    2. Sumit is the tallest.
    3. Rahul is taller than Parul.
    4. Sumit is older than Umrao.
    Answer 6. Tallest : P>S>R>U>T OR S>P>R>U>T
    Aged : R>T>U>P>S
    Hence, option 1 is correct.
    Number of questions solved = 6

    Homework = must give actual CAT mocks.

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