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    MathsDr. T.K. Jain.

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    When it is 4 PM, what is the angle

    between the 2 hands? Every minute denotes 6 degrees.

    When it is 4 PM, hour hand is on 4 and

    minute hand is on 12 thus there is a gap of

    20 minutes. The smaller angle is 20*6 =

    120 degrees.

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    For how many degrees, does the

    hour hand rotate in 3 hours? In 1 hour, the hour hand rotates 5 minutes

    = 5*6 = 30 degrees.

    Thus in 3 hours, the hour hand rotates by

    30*3 = 90 degrees.

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    The hands of a clock are 30 degree

    apart, how many minutes space is

    there ?

    30/6 = 5 minutes.

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    Find the area of a square

    surrounded by 4 equilateral

    triangles (total area). The diagonalof square is 2*2^1/2.

    Diagonal = side *square root(2) Thus side is 2. Area of square = 2*2=4

    Equilateral triangle = 3^1/2 /4 *(side*side) Area of euilateral triangle: 2*2*.433 = 1.632 There are 4 triangles = 4*1.632=6.528

    Thus total area is 10.528 answer.

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    Density of Gold is 2 grams per

    cubic centimeter. what is the weight

    of a golden ball of radius 21 cm?

    Shpere = 4/3 pi *r*r*r

    =4/3*22/7*21*21*21=1.33*3.1428*21*21*21=38750 cm

    approx.

    Weight is 2*38750 = 77500 grams. Or 77.5 kg.

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    Longest rod that can be put in a

    circle is 20 meters long. What is the

    area of the circle?

    Diameter is 20 meters. Radius = 10

    meters Area = pi*r*r

    =3.142857*10*10

    =314.29 meters approx.

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    The altitudes of a triangle, whose

    area is 25 is equal to another

    triangle, whose area is 30. What is

    the ratio of their bases?

    Area = *base* height. Let us assumethat both tiangle have height 1 cm. Now

    bases are in the ratio of 25:30 or 5:6

    answer.

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    In how many ways can you put 23

    chocolates in 5 boxes? First chocolate has 5 options, so does 2nd

    and 3rd have.

    Thus number of options are : 5*5*5 . Till23 .

    Thus answer is 5^23.

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    I have forgotten the last 2 digits of

    my friends phone numbers. Howmany trials (maximum) should I

    make to get the correct numbers?

    We can have 10 digits at the last digit (0 to9). Similarly, we can have 10 digits for

    second last digit (repeatition is allowed in

    this case). Thus maximum I have to try 10*10 = 100

    times before I get the correct number.

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    How many quadrilaterals can be

    formed by joining the verticals of a

    decagon?

    A decagon has 10 verticals. We need only

    4 verticals to form a quadrilateral. 10C4 = 10! / (4!*(10-4)!) = 10! / (4!*6!)

    Thus 10C4

    =(10*9*8*7)/(4*3*2*1) = 210 answer.

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    In how many ways can 1,2,3,5,7 be

    arranged among themselves so as

    to form an even number?

    It is clear that we have to form 5 digit

    number which ends with 2.

    Thus the possibilities are: 1*4*3*2*1 (if

    repeatition is not allowed). =24

    If repeatition is allowed: 1*5*5*5*5 = 625.

    Thus there are 625 ways of arranging

    these digits.

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    We have 6 bowlers, 6 batsman and

    3 wicketkeeper. In how many ways

    can we form a cricket team with

    majority of batsman?

    We need 6 batsmen, 1 wicket keeper and4 bowlers. Thus we have :

    6c6 * 6c4*3c1

    =1*15*3 = 45 answer.

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    A bag contains 7 red and 4 blue

    balls. What is the probability that I

    draw a red ball out of it?

    7/11 answer.

    (favourable / total number of options).

    =7 / (7+4) = 7/11 answer.

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    A bag contains 7 red and 4 blue

    balls. What is the probability that I

    draw a blue ball out of it?

    4/11 answer.

    (favourable / total number of options).

    =4 / (7+4) = 4/11 answer.

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    A bag contains 7 red and 4 blue

    balls. What is the probability that I

    draw 2 red balls out of it?

    7C2 / 11C2

    21/55

    Answer

    Or we can solve it like this:

    For first ball: 7/11 for next ball, we have now 6

    red and 4 blue ball so probability of getting a

    red ball is 6/10. Multiplying these we get :

    7/11*6/10 = 21/55 answer.

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    What is the probability of drawing 2

    aces from a pack of cards? First ace :

    4/52 , 2nd ace: 3/51 multiply these: 1/221

    Or

    4c2 / 52c2 = 6/ (26*51) = 1/221 answer.

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