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Pratyush @ Toughest Questions

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What is a set?

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25 people are enrolled in history, maths, or both. If 20 are in history and 18

are in maths, how many in both history and maths?

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Let those in both be n

only H = 20 - n; only M = 18 - n

only H + only M + Both = 25

(20 -n) + (18 - n) + n = 25.

So n = 13

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In a certain production lot, 40% of the toys are red and the remaining are

green. Half the toys are small and half are large.

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If 10% of the toys are red and small, and 40 toys are

green and large, how many of the toys are red

and large?

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Make a table for the data

Red Green TotalSmall 10% 50%Large 50%Total 40% 60% 100%

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The completed table is -

Red Green TotalSmall 10% 40% 50%Large 30% 20% 50%Total 40% 60% 100%

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Since 20% of the number of toys (let it be n) are green and

large, 0.20n = 40 (40 toys are green and large),

n = 200. Therefore, 30% of the 200 toys,

or 60 toys are red and large

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Set Jargon

Empty Set

Contains 0 elements

A B (Subset)

Every member of A part of B

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A B (Union)

Set containing all of A & B

A B (Intersection)

Set containing only the common elements of A & B

Ac : Set containing all except A

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A A = ? (Union)A

A A = ? (Intersection)A

(Ac)c = ?A

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A B = B A ?

Yes - Cumulative Law

A (B C) = (A B) C ?

Yes - Associative Law

(AB) C = (AC) ( BC)?

Yes - Distributive Law

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= (A C) ( B C)

What will (A B) C be?

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Express in terms of Ac and Bc

(A B)c =

Ac Bc

(A B)c =

Ac Bc

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Quiz

Is A B = Ac Bc

No

Is (Ac Bc)c = A B?

Yes

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250 people use Colgate and 120 use both Colgate and Close Up. If 330 use only Close Up, how many

use only Colgate?250 - 120 = 130

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In a class of 120, 55% have taken Economics and 65% have taken

Mathematics. How many students have taken both

the subjects?

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Common =

55 + 65 - 100 = 20%

20% of 120 = 24

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Out of 100 families, 50 own radios, 75 have TVs, and 25 have VCRs. Only 10 families have all three and each VCR owner also

has a TV.

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If 25 families have only radio, how many have

only TV?

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TV = 75. TV & VCR = 25. Only VCR = 0

VCR-Radio but not TV = 0. All 3 = 10.

So, Radio & TV but not VCR = 50 - 10 - 25 = 15.

Only TV = 75 - 15 - 10 - 15 = 35.

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With standard weights of 0.5, 1, 2, 4, 8 & 16 kg,

how many different weights can be

measured?

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6C1 = 6C5 = 66C2 = 6C4 = 156C3 = 20 & 6C6 = 1

Add all; answer is 63.

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There are 6 boxes numbered 1 to 6. Each

box is to be filled up with a white/black ball.

Conditions:1) at least one box should

contain a black ball

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2) the boxes containing black balls are adjacent.

What is the total number of ways in which this can be

done?

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The answer is 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6.

(All black balls can be arranged in one way. 5 black can be

arranged in 2 ways. 4 black can be arranged in 3 ways and so

on.)

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The population of a town is 35,000. If the number of men by 6% and that of women by 4%, the population would become 36,800. How many men are there ?

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M + W = 35000(1.06)M + (1.04)W = 36800. So, M = 20000.

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A group of students decided to contribute and buy a tape recorder costing $1800. At the last moment, two of them backed out.

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As a result, the remaining students had to add another $10 each. How much did each student plan to contribute originally?

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10 + 1800/x = 1800/(x - 2) Solve for x,

x= 20Initial contribution

1800/20 = 90

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You have reached Utopia where you find 2 stones, rubies and emeralds, worth $4 m and $5 m respectively and their weights are 0.3 kg and 0.4 kg respectively.

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You can carry maximum 12 kg. How many rubies and emeralds would you carry to maximize the profit?

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The value per unit weight is 4/0.3 and 5/0.4; that is, 13.33

and 12.5 for rubies and emeralds respectively. So to

maximize total value carry only rubies.

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2 friends are going down the descending escalator. Sam walked down, taking 50 steps to reach the bottom; Spade ran down, taking 75.

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If Spade ran 3 steps in the time it took Sam to walk 1, how many steps are visible when the escalator is stopped?

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Let no. of steps = xWhen Sam walked 50 steps, the escalator had covered x-50 steps. Ratio of elevator speed to Sam’s speed is x-50 : 50Similarly ratio of elevator speed to Spade’s speed is x-75 : 75

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Combining the two above, we get ratio of Sam’s to Spade’s speed as x-50 : 50 x-75 : 75= [(x-50) x 75] / [(x-75) x 50]But we know that this is = 3:1Combining both, we get x = 100

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You are in a band of 1,000 prisoners to be executed. The prisoners are standing in a single line.

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The first one will be shot, followed by every alternate one until one remains and will be freed. Which number would you choose?

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In the 1st lot, all the odd numbered prisoners go . In the 2nd lot, 2 and all the multiples

of 2 but not of 4 go . In the next lot, those who remain are

the ones whose numbers are divisible by 8.

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In the next lot, the ones who remain are 16 and multiples of 16. This goes on till the last

one remains, who has a number divisible by 256. The

last 3 will be 256, 512 and 768. So, choose 512.