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31.(C)

20 17 14 11 8 5 2 25 22 19 16 13 107

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x2+3 x2+3 "2+3 )(2+3x2+3

J:.a

I L E

T·~lLL~tf ff

10~10003

7.(8) 5, 13, 29, 61, 125,253 ......__~ '--"'~

.;;a.

Z

Similarly,

6. (8)61 + 63 = 124 (124.;. 2)-10= 52 Similarly, 94+x=(46+10»(2 94 + x = 56)( 2 94+ x= 112 x = 112 - 94 = 18

9. (C) 10. (A)

Q

'.'\'(.[,(1.. • t f J J J

alLbb/ab_bb/ab_bb

4. (C)

J

~

32. (8)

l' = 1

19-18=1 34 -32 = 2 Similarly, 44 -41 = 3

2' = 4 32 = 9

:6 + 2 J4+ 2)"- 36

~oo+7 J3+ 7t = 100 ~) 33. (C) 5,

5 }2+ 5)" = ~ 11,

24,

51,

106,

217

x2+1 x2+2 x2+3 x2+4 x2+5 34.(8)3917 3526 3174 2857 I +I +1 +

LOa

201m! 20. (A) Roshan > Susheel > Hardik > Niza > Harry 21. (A) POINTER

-391 I

-352 +1

+39 1-4

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_3

51. (0)

3 4

3 Ian

x

3

Oistance=4+3+4+5

3 7

=

1

1

5

8

8 5 3 =-_=40 40 Thus time taken by leakage 40 1 = = 13-Hr

3

2x

3 4

2x =10 x =5 52. (B) Number of digits in the square root of 62478078 = 4 53. (C) 10 men = 20 women = 40 children Now, 5 men, 5 women and 5 children = 5x 4 children,5 x 2childrenand 5children. = (20 + 10 + 5) children 40 children can complete a work in 7 months. 1 child can complete a work in 7 x 40 months 35 children can complete a work in

7 40

--

3

w w

.s

sc

38. (A)

1 4

54. (C) After 50 days, work left =

-c

= 13 Hrs, 20 m 37. (0) Both the conclusions do not have relation with the statement.

= 8 months 35 half work is completed in 4 months

20

36. (A) Rate of leakage

.!. work is completed

1 work is completed in 50 days by 200 1work is completed in 1 day by 200

3

- work 4

is

completed

in

x

4

x x

50

days

!=

4 50 x 300 men 100 4 Additional men required = 300 - 200 = 100

w opposite appoaite oppoalte and it baa been

4

100

55. (B) Work completed by A in 1 day =

According to dice

3 4

- work

1 -

in 50 days by 200 men

4

200

Only conclusion - III follows

(A) (0) (B) (C) (A)

4

14 .in

-16km

2x

gl

SIan

2x

_3

7

3 4

4

B

42. 43. 44. 45. 46.

4

-

4ian

39. (B) 40. (C) 41. (0)

3

3

7

4 3

4

4km A

3

IJ

of (5 - 4) of (3- 6) 16 of (1- 21 5 given in option A 8

1 18 1

Work completed by B in 1 day =

15

Work completed by B in 10 days

= -

1

15

Work left =

1

2 3

10

2

-work

1

'3 3' work

1 work is completed by A in 18 days 47. (A) 48. (B)

~ work is completed by A in

49. (C)

= 6days

50. (A)

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100 5 100

SP = 80 x

=

----------

100 5 100

80 95 95 722000 100 100 = 10000 ::; ~ 72.20

t

60. (0) MP = 1600. Two successive discounts = SP = f 1224 ATQ.

Let x unit be the side of the square

Circumradius

1

"2 x

1

100 20 100

(a) SP. = 100 x 1

-x

1

= _2_=_ 1

J2

T2x

-c

8

sc

2' height = 21 cm 1

Vol. of the cone =

3 8

2

w w

1

x

21

-x

88 100

-x-

92 100

Successive discount of option (8) is better.

= -ems

62. (A) A=

outer radius (radius of the circular ground including circular road) r2 inner radius (radius of the circular ground only) ATQ.

3

150 100 C=

"2C

58. (8)r.

2'1

2

r2

125 5 B=100C="4C 3

5

-C--C 2 4

A-B=

= 66 ::;

6C

5C

4

C

::;-

4

% Larger of A as compared to 8

"-'2

66 7

=

100 12 100

607200 = 10000 = t 60.72

w

112

75 100

=100x

64

"3 4""""2

=

100 25 100

100 8 100

21

2

612000 - t61.20 10000

(b) SP2=100x

.s

r =

=

gl

=8

2,

57. (C)

100 15 x 100

80 85 90 100 100 100

= 100 x

J2

Required ratio = 1:

x

100 10 100

20

inradius circumradi us

100 x 100

x

1224 100 100 = 100 - x 1600 90 85 =10Ocx = 15% 61. (8) Let MP = ~ 100

"2 x diagonal

=

100 10 100

1224 = 1600 x

side of the square

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~ 10% and x%.

21

22"2="2

C

Width of the road = r. - r2 =10.5 ern 59. (8)MP = ~ 80 Two successive discounts of 5% each.

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-C 4

100 = 20%

x

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63. (A) Let the three numbers be x, 2x & 3x respectively. Then, x + 5 : 2x + 5 : 3x + 5 = 2 : 3 : 4

x

5 2 = 2x 5 3 4x + 10 = 3 x + 15 x=5 Three numbers are 5, 10, 15. 64. (0) Let the initial average age of 10 teachers be x years. Total age of 10 teachers = lOx ATQ,

lOx - Retired teacher

T

25

;;......;.;;......;.;;.;.;;.,;;;;.;; ....1 .... 0..;.;;..;;.;.;;.;;;;......;.......;.;;

155 10 = 15.5 seconds

=-

yrs. 70. (B)A

=x- 3

5

92610

80000

55

21

=

100 21

=

200

01

(100 20 ) 100

w w

SP at 20 10 gain =

n

20

n

n = 3 half years

gl

20

21

n

1

= 1- yrs 2

-c .s

100 .. = "' 200 85

sc

SP 100 CP = 100 % loss 170

=

n

1 100

105

3

20

SP = {170,%loss=15%

=

100

92610 = 80000

= 1800 = 37 5 48 . 66.(0)

= P1

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45 48

A

20

1900

92, 610, P = ~ 80000 = 10% p.a. = 5% semi annually n

Hence retired teacher's age = 55 yrs. 65. (0) Total sum of 50 numbers = 50 x 38 = 1900 When two numbers namely 45 & 55 discarded, =

=

f

r

x- 30

lOx - Retired teacher + 25 = 10 25 + 30 = Retired teacher

verage

(100 55) 10

platform =

71.(*) Let the cost of 1 cow & 1 goat = t' y respectively. Case I: 3x + 8 y= 47200 Case II: 8x+ 3y= 100200 By cross multiplication,

~ x&

.....(i) ..... (ii)

= ~240 = P1

Rate of Depreciati on 100

w

67. (A) A

50000 = 50000 x

68. (0)

1

10 100

90 100

1

x 801600

= (3 - 2) km/h = 1 km/h = (3 + 2) km/h = 5 km/h

Velocity downstream 10 -

2

90 100

= ~40500 Velocity upstream

Total time =

n

10 - =12 hours

x

5

5 18

141600

377600

= =

9 64

1

55 x 660000

= ~ 12000 = cost of one cow

69. (0) Speed of the train= 36 km/h

= 36 -m/s

y

y

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300600

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x 2x

x2

x2

=14

2

1

x2

7

1

1

?"

---,

=142

- 3

divide both N '& 0 r by x

x

x 2

1

4

x7

3

=5

x

1

-

3

x

1

3.x.- x

x

a

1

x

a

x

1

1

a

x

a

w w

a

ax

X2 +

w 1 .

'4

IS

a perfect square.

n' is a perfect square. r=2 Now, n 2

tn +

-

.!_ is a perfect if tn = n 4

t=1 1 x

x

[The ratio of area of two similar triangles is equal to ratio of the square of their corresponding sides)

1

x

9 2

80. (0)

Chord AB touches circle C 2 It is a tangent for circle C 2 OM, radius through the point of contact is perpendicular to AB. AM = MB [perp. from centre to any chord biseets the chord) In OMB OB2 = OM 2 + MB 2

(./3

1'r

= (./3

1f

+ MB

2

3 + 1+ 2./3 = 3 + 1- 2./3 + MB 2

2

~+2x.-

16

54

= 96 cm

4../3

x2

=

sr( DEF)

a=x

a=x-x2

76. (A)n ' - tn +

=2 4

art DEF)

.s

-+ - =-

77. (C)

x

=53-3)(1.5 = 125 - 15 = 110 + b2 + c2 + 3 = 2(a - b - c) a2 - 2a + 1 + b 2 + 2b + 1 + C 2+ 2c + 1 = 0 (a - 1)2 + (b + 1) 2 + (c + 1) 2 = 0 It is possible only when a=1,b=-1, c=-1 2s-b+c =2)(1-(-1)+(-1) =2+1-1=2

x 1 75. (A) - = -

art ABC) BC2 art DEF) = EF2

-c

2

79. (0)

sc

74. (A)a

= 194

78. (0) y = -3 reprsents equation of a line parallel to x-axis at a distance of 3 unit below origin.

=3

x -

1

14 .in

x

=

20

2

gl

x

1

x

=16

= MB 2

MB

= J4./3 = 2.'1/3

Length of AB = 2>
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_A D

B

or

RQS

On adding (i) & (ii), we have

ar(OPQRS)-

C

AB =AC B=

1 = "2ar(rectangle OCOS) ...(ii)

ar[rectangle ABeD]

T

84. (A)

C

!

[Angles of opposite to equal sides of a triangle are equal) Let B= C =x" ABC = 180· 40° + XO + x" = 180·

x" =

180 40 2

= 70'

ABD

14 .in

B = 70' External angle

s

= 180'-70' = 110'

POQ

82(8)~

PSQ

OPS &

180·

OQS = 90' each)

20

POQ = 180 - 20 = 160'

-c

w w

.s

sc

OM AB AM = MB = 15 cm OM =8cm In OMB OB2=OM2+MB2 =82+152 = 64 + 225 OB2= 289 OS = 17 cm Hence radius of the circle = 17cm

gl

ere .!. 2

=

P~Q

.!_ 160 = 180·

2 [Angle made by an arc at the centre is double the angle made by it in the remaining part of the circle) eto PRQ = 180' ( Cl PTOR is a cyclic quadrilateral) 80· + PRQ = 180· PRQ = 1000

w

85. (D)

ABCO is a rectangle & P, 0, R & S are the mid points of its respective sides AB, BC, CO&OA. Now, PQS & rectangle ABOS are on the same base OS and between the same parellels AB & OS. 1

ar( PQS)="2 ar(rectangle ABOS) ...(i) Similarly we can write,

Let OM = x cm ON = 17 - x cm In OMA OA2 = OM 2+ AM 2 = x2 + 52 OC' =ON2+CN2 = (17 -x) 2 + 12 2 OA & OC are radii. x2 + 25 = (17 -x)' + 144 x2+25=289-34 x+x2+144

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34x =289+144-25 = 433- 25

cos 90· = 0 The value of the expression = 0 89. (C) sin 225° + sin 265° = sin 225° + sin 2(90° - 25°) = sin 225° + cos 225° = 1

408 34

radius of the circle

=

----------

88. (B)

x = -=12

= OA

---,

25

~X2

22

7 radi

90. (C)

= 180°

= ~122 25

180 7

1 radi =

= ./144 25 - ./169 = 13 cm

22 630

86. (A)

= - 11

0

= 57° 16' 22"(approx.) (C) sin

=2

+ cosec 1

14 .in

91.

sin

-.-=2 Sin

ADC

C) = 180· -(35° + 35°), AB = AC B = 180· - 70· = 110·

BAD =

CAD =

C

= 35'

92.

2_ A 2

x

(sin

1r = 0

sin

1

9

1

Ian tan 2

sec2

=2

= 2

J5

= (2

J5 )(sec

110° = 55°

....(i) tan

1 sec

tan

.s

1 = 2

1

= (1)e +

(B) sec

1=0

cos ec?

Now, sin9

= 180· - (B

-c

Now,

A)

sc

A

= 2"(

CAD

20

BAD =

2 sin

sin 2

1

gl

ADB

= 2

$

A

w

w w

87. (B)

Let AB be the tower. In right triangle ABC AB tan 30° = -

Be

100

AB =

T3m

=2YS=$2 .... (ii) On adding (i) & (ii), we have

= 2$

2 sec

$

sec

=

cos

=rs

1

On sub (ii) from (i), we have 2 tan

=4

tan

=2

sin cos

--=2 2

sin

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For More Video / Audio Tutorials & Study Material visit www.ssc-cgl2014.in And for regular updates on our website like us on facebook - www.facebook.com/cgl.ssc2014 Now, sin

2

cos

1

/S/SJ5

47 = 100

93. (B)tanl°tan2°tan3° tan89° = (tanl°.tan89°)(tan2"tan88°)

= =

4 = 100

tan45°

...... )(1

= 1 94. (0) Let the total students be

= 180 100

x= 1000 360 = 3600 100

24000 =~ 4320

11280

960

4320

3 ~5520

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98. (0) Amount spent on Grocery

3600

=

= 1200 Required ratio

_!i_ 25000 = f 3500 100

9

= 100

25000 = ~ 2250

99. (B)Amount spent on miscellaneous in May month's salary

gl

1000 5 = 1200 = 6"

sc

96. (B) No. of students in commerce

w w

.s

3600

=

-c

= 5: 6

= 650 No. of students in law

20

Amount spent on electricity

No. at" Btudcntl!l in science No. of students in arts

45 = 360

24000 =~ 960

16560 = -3-=

95. (A) No. of students admitted in arts

65 - 360

11280

Amount spent on savings

Average =

=

f

x.

100 360 of x=1000

= 120 360

24000 =

Amount spent on Grocery

tan45°

(tan 1°.cot1°)(tan2°cot2°)

1)(1x1

97. (A) Amount spent on Education

3

3600

2 100

Required ratio =

25000 = ~ 500

f

4320 500 =216:25

100. (A) Amount spent on education in May 50 = 100

25000 =~ 12500

Amount spent on education in April 47 = 100

w

=450 Oiffenence = 650 - 450 = 200 No. of commerce students is 200 more than the no. of law students.

% increase

24000 = ~ 11280

= 12500 11280 11280 = 10.82% (approx.)

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101. C 102. C 103. A 104. A 105. C 106.8 107. C 108. B 109.8 110.0 111. A 112. B 113. C 114.0 115. C 116. C 117.0 118.0 119. B 120. A 121.0 122.0 123. A 124.A 125. A

126. C 127.0 128. C 129.0 130.0 131.8 132.A 133.C 134.A 135. C 136. C 137.A 138.A 139.A 140.B 141.B 142.A 143. C 144.B 145.8 146. C 147.C 148.B 149.C 150. C

151. A 152. B 153. A 154. B 155.C 156.8 157. A 158. C 159.8 160.C 161. A 162.0 163. B 164. B 165. C 166. B 167. B 168.A 169. B 170. C 171. A 172.A 173.A 174. B 175.A

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20

76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100.

gl

0 B C C B 8 C B B 0 B A A 0 0 0 A 0 0 B

-c

51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75.

sc

B * B B C C 8 C 8 0 A 0 A B C * A 0 B C A A B C A

.s

163 (B); 164. (B); 165. (C); 166. (8); 167. (B); 194. (D);

26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50.

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B A 0 C 0 8 8 0 C A A 0 0 0 0 0 C 8 A A A 0 0 C C

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.

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