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SET 1: XYZ paid a different amount to six freelancers - Amit,

Ajaan, Dipti, Fiona, Parul and Rohit, not necessarily in the
same order. The amount paid by him to each person is not
necessarily a whole number. He paid them one after the other
and paid no two persons at the same time.
Further, it is known that
1.Parul received Rs1200 which was the least amount paid by
the contractor.
2.Barring the first and second payments, the amount paid by
XYZ was the arithmetic mean of the previous two amounts paid
by him.
3.XYZ paid at least two of the freelancers an amount more than
Rs2200.
4.Rohit received his payment before Ajaan and Fiona. Also,
Fiona received Rs150 more than Rohit.
5.Parul and Dipti, who did not receive the highest payment,
received their payments consecutively.

Q.1) Who was the second last person to receive the

payment?
Q.2) What is the highest amount paid by XYZ?
Q.3) What is the total amount paid byXYZ?
Q.4) Of all the six payments, what is the median payment?
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XYZ paid a different amount to six freelancers - Amit, Ajaan,

Dipti, Fiona, Parul and Rohit, not necessarily in the same order.
The amount paid by him to each person is not necessarily a
whole number. He paid them one after the other and paid no
two persons at the same time.
Further, it is known that
1.Parul received Rs1200 which was the least amount paid by
the contractor.
2.Barring the first and second payments, the amount paid by
XYZ was the arithmetic mean of the previous two amounts paid
by him.
3.XYZ paid at least two of the freelancers an amount more than
Rs2200.
4.Rohit received his payment before Ajaan and Fiona. Also,
Fiona received Rs150 more than Rohit.
5.Parul and Dipti, who did not receive the highest payment,
received their payments consecutively.
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SET II : Hari wanted to get a new phone number, which comprises eight
non-zero digits. He chose a phone number which satisfied all the following
conditions, with the digits being referred to as first to eighth (or last),
starting from the leftmost digit:
1.The last digit was greater than the third digit, while the fourth digit and
the fifth digit, taken in that order, comprised (i.e., formed) a prime number.
2.The sixth and the third digits, taken in that order, comprised an even
number greater than 40, while the first and the second digits are not the
same.
3.The sum of the fourth digit and the third digit was the same as the fifth
digit.
4.The sum of the fifth and the sixth digits was exactly 9, while the sixth
and the seventh digits, taken in that order, comprised a prime number.
5.The second and the eighth digits, taken in that order, comprised a
number which was four more than the number comprised by the first and
the second digits, taken in that order.
Q.1) In how many ways could Hari have chosen his phone number?
Q.2) Which of the following is the eighth digit of the phone number?
Q.3) What is the number comprised by the fifth and the second digits of
the phone number, taken in that order?
Q.4) What is the difference between the first and the last digits of the
phone number?
Q.5) Which of the following does not appear in the phone number even
once?
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Hari wanted to get a new phone number, which

comprises eight non-zero digits. He chose a
phone number which satisfied all the following
conditions, with the digits being referred to as
first to eighth (or last), starting from the
leftmost digit:
1.The last digit was greater than the third digit,
while the fourth digit and the fifth digit, taken
in that order, comprised (i.e., formed) a prime
number.
2.The sixth and the third digits, taken in that
order, comprised an even number greater than
40, while the first and the second digits are not
the same.
3.The sum of the fourth digit and the third digit
was the same as the fifth digit.
4.The sum of the fifth and the sixth digits was
exactly 9, while the sixth and the seventh
digits, taken in that order, comprised a prime
number.
5.The second and the eighth digits, taken in
that order, comprised a number which was
four more than the number comprised by the
first and the second digits, taken in that order.
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SET III The below information is regarding the runs scored by

Sachin, Sehwag, Kohli, Dhoni and Ganguly in five Test matches -
Match 1, 1.The total number of runs in the five matches is
Match 2, Match 3, Match 4 and Match 5:
highest for which player?
1.Total runs scored by the five batsman in the five matches is not
greater than 2460. 2.Who scored the second highest runs in fourth
2.Sachin scored one-ninth of his total runs in the first match, one- match?
fifth of his total runs in the second match, one-sixth of his total 3.in which match were the highest number of runs
runs in the third match and one-eleventh of his total runs in his scored?
fourth match.
4.The highest score in a match by any batsman
3.Sehwag scored one-twelveth of his total runs in the first match,
one-seventh of his total runs in the second match, one-eighth of was scored in which match?
his total runs in the third match and one-fourth of his total runs in 5.What is the maximum possible total score
his fourth match. scored by the five batsman in Match 5?
4.Kohli scored one-thirteenth of his total runs in the first match,
one-sixth of his total runs in the second match, one-third of his
total runs in the third match and one-sixteen of his total runs in his
fourth match.
5.Dhoni scored one-fourth of his total runs in the first match, one-
fifth of his total runs in the second match, one-sixth of his total
runs in the third match and one-seventh of his total runs in his
fourth match.
6.Ganguly scored one-third of his total runs in the first match, one-
tenth of his total runs in the second match, one-fifth of his total
runs in the third match and one-ninth of his total runs in his fourth
match.
7.The remaining runs were scored in the fifth match.
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The below information is regarding the runs scored by Sachin,

Sehwag, Kohli, Dhoni and Ganguly in five Test matches - Match 1,
Match 2, Match 3, Match 4 and Match 5:
1.Total runs scored by the five batsman in the five matches is not
greater than 2460.
2.Sachin scored one-ninth of his total runs in the first match, one-
fifth of his total runs in the second match, one-sixth of his total
runs in the third match and one-eleventh of his total runs in his
fourth match.
3.Sehwag scored one-twelveth of his total runs in the first match,
one-seventh of his total runs in the second match, one-eighth of
his total runs in the third match and one-fourth of his total runs in
his fourth match.
4.Kohli scored one-thirteenth of his total runs in the first match,
one-sixth of his total runs in the second match, one-third of his
total runs in the third match and one-sixteen of his total runs in his
fourth match.
5.Dhoni scored one-fourth of his total runs in the first match, one-
fifth of his total runs in the second match, one-sixth of his total
runs in the third match and one-seventh of his total runs in his
fourth match.
6.Ganguly scored one-third of his total runs in the first match, one-
tenth of his total runs in the second match, one-fifth of his total
runs in the third match and one-ninth of his total runs in his fourth
match.
7.The remaining runs were scored in the fifth match.
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SET IV : Ten students - Aman, Bimal, Chetan, Dilip,

Eshan, Fatima, George, Hritik, Imran and Jayant - 1.Find the sum of all the possible marks that George could
wrote an examination. The marks obtained by them get.
were in an increasing order, in the given order of 447 441 444 431 Not
their names. i.e. marks obtained by Aman was the 2. By what percentage was the maximum possible total
least, and Jayant got the maximum marks. Five score of Hritik, Imran and Jayant put together was more
students, out of the ten, got more than 50 marks than the total score of Aman, Bimal, Chetan, Dilip and
and the other five students got less than 50. The Eshan put together.
marks obtained by them were in the range of 38 to 3.15 %. 3.33%. 3.62%. 3.9%. Not
87 (both inclusive). It is also known that:
3. An arithmetic progression is made by using the marks
(i) The average of marks obtained by the ten obtained by the ten students. The maximum number of
students was 55.40.
terms that the progression can have is ??
(ii) The sum and product of the marks obtained by
5. 4. 6. 8. 7
Eshan and Fatima were 100 and 2499 respectively.
(ili) The average of marks of those students who
scored less than 50 was 44.40, and marks obtained 5. How many of the following three statements are true?
by exactly two students among these five were (i) The average of the maximum and minimum difference
prime numbers. between the marks obtained by Hritik and Imran was 23. (ii)
(iv) The difference between the marks obtained by The marks obtained by only two students were even
Imran and Chetan was 30. numbers.
(v) The marks obtained by each student was a (li) The average of the marks obtained by Aman and George
distinct integer. was always less than that by Dilip and Fatima.
0. 1. 2. 3.
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Ten students - Aman, Bimal, Chetan, Dilip, Eshan,

Fatima, George, Hritik, Imran and Jayant - wrote an
examination. The marks obtained by them were in
an increasing order, in the given order of their
names. i.e. marks obtained by Aman was the least,
and Jayant got the maximum marks. Five students,
out of the ten, got more than 50 marks and the other
five students got less than 50. The marks obtained
by them were in the range of 38 to 87 (both
inclusive). It is also known that:

(i) The average of marks obtained by the ten

students was 55.40.
(ii) The sum and product of the marks obtained by
Eshan and Fatima were 100 and 2499 respectively.
(ili) The average of marks of those students who
scored less than 50 was 44.40, and marks obtained
by exactly two students among these five were
prime numbers.
(iv) The difference between the marks obtained by
Imran and Chetan was 30.
(v) The marks obtained by each student was a
distinct integer.
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Ten students - Aman, Bimal, Chetan, Dilip, Eshan,

Fatima, George, Hritik, Imran and Jayant - wrote an
examination. The marks obtained by them were in
an increasing order, in the given order of their
names. i.e. marks obtained by Aman was the least,
and Jayant got the maximum marks. Five students,
out of the ten, got more than 50 marks and the other
five students got less than 50. The marks obtained
by them were in the range of 38 to 87 (both
inclusive). It is also known that:

(i) The average of marks obtained by the ten

students was 55.40.
(ii) The sum and product of the marks obtained by
Eshan and Fatima were 100 and 2499 respectively.
(ili) The average of marks of those students who
scored less than 50 was 44.40, and marks obtained
by exactly two students among these five were
prime numbers.
(iv) The difference between the marks obtained by
Imran and Chetan was 30.
(v) The marks obtained by each student was a
distinct integer.
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Ten students - Aman, Bimal, Chetan, Dilip, Eshan,

Fatima, George, Hritik, Imran and Jayant - wrote an
examination. The marks obtained by them were in
an increasing order, in the given order of their
names. i.e. marks obtained by Aman was the least,
and Jayant got the maximum marks. Five students,
out of the ten, got more than 50 marks and the other
five students got less than 50. The marks obtained
by them were in the range of 38 to 87 (both
inclusive). It is also known that:

(i) The average of marks obtained by the ten

students was 55.40.
(ii) The sum and product of the marks obtained by
Eshan and Fatima were 100 and 2499 respectively.
(ili) The average of marks of those students who
scored less than 50 was 44.40, and marks obtained
by exactly two students among these five were
prime numbers.
(iv) The difference between the marks obtained by
Imran and Chetan was 30.
(v) The marks obtained by each student was a
distinct integer.