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Reasoning

Question 1Single Answer

Passage :

A punching machine is used to punch a circular hole of diameter two units from a square sheet of aluminum of width 2 units, as shown below. The hole is punched such that the circular hole touches one corner P of the square sheet and the diameter of the hole originating at P is in line with a diagonal of the square.

The proportion of the sheet area that remains after punching is:

Question 2Single Answer

Passage :

An airline has a certain free luggage allowance and charges for excess luggage at a fixed rate per kg. Two passengers, Raja and Praja have 60 kg of luggage between them, and are charged Rs 1200 and Rs 2400 respectively for excess luggage. Had the entire luggage belonged to one of them, the excess luggage charge would have been Rs 5400.

What is the weight of Praja’s luggage?

A
20 kg
B
25 kg
C
30 kg
D
35 kg
E
40 kg

Question 3Single Answer

Passage :

What is the free luggage allowance?

A
10 kg
B
15 kg
C
20 kg
D
25 kg
E
30 kg

Question 4Single Answer

Passage :

Direction : Answer the following question based on the information given below:
The proportion of male students and the proportion of vegetarian students in a school are given below. The school has a total of 800 students, 80% of whom are in the Secondary Section and rest equally divided between Class 11 and 12.

	— *Male (M)*	*Vegetarian (V)*
Class 12	0.6
Class 11	0.55	0.5
Secondary Section		0.55
Total	0.475	0.53

What is the percentage of vegetarian students in Class 12?

A
40
B
45
C
50
D
55
E
60

Question 5Single Answer

Passage :

	— *Male (M)*	*Vegetarian (V)*
Class 12	0.6
Class 11	0.55	0.5
Secondary Section		0.55
Total	0.475	0.53

In Class 12, twenty five per cent of the vegetarians are male. What is the difference between the number of female vegetarians and male non-vegetarians?

A
less than 8
B
10
C
12
D
14
E
16

Question 6Single Answer

Passage :

	— *Male (M)*	*Vegetarian (V)*
Class 12	0.6
Class 11	0.55	0.5
Secondary Section		0.55
Total	0.475	0.53

What is the percentage of male students in the secondary section?

A
40
B
45
C
50
D
55
E
60

Question 7Single Answer

Passage :

Direction: Answer the following question based on the information given below:
The proportion of male students and the proportion of vegetarian students in a school are given below. The school has a total of 800 students, 80% of whom are in the Secondary Section and rest equally divided between Class 11 and 12.

	— *Male (M)*	*Vegetarian (V)*
Class 12	0.6
Class 11	0.55	0.5
Secondary Section		0.55
Total	0.475	0.53

In the Secondary Section, 50% of the students are vegetarian males. Which of the following statements is correct?

A
Except vegetarian males, all other groups have same number of students.
B
Except non-vegetarian males, all other groups have same number of students.
C
Except vegetarian females, all other groups have same number of students.
D
Except non-vegetarian females, all other groups have same number of students.
E
All of the above groups have same number of students

Question 8Single Answer

Passage :

Direction : Answer the following question based on the information given below.
The following table shows the break-up of actual costs incurred by a company in last five years (year 2002 to year 2006) to produce a particular product. The production capacity of the company is 2000 units. The selling price for the year 2006 was Rs 125 per unit. Some costs change almost in direct proportion to the change in volume of production, while others do not follow any obvious pattern of change with respect to the volume of production and hence are considered fixed. Using the information provided for the year 2006 as the basis for projecting the figures for the year 2007, answer the following questions.

	Year 2002	Year 2003	Year 2004	Year 2005	Year 2006
Volume of production	1000	900	1100	1200	1200
Cost (?)
Material	50,000	45,100	55,200	59,900	60,000
Labour	20,000	18,000	22,100	24,150	24,000
Consumables	2,000	2,200	1,800	1,600	1,400
Rent of building	1,000	1,000	1,100	1,100	1,200
Rates and taxes	400	400	400	400	400
Repair and maintenance expenses	800	820	780	790	800
Operating cost of machines	30,000	27,000	33,500	36,020	36,000
Selling and marketing expenses	5,750	5,800	5,800	5,750	5,800

What is the approximate cost per unit in rupees, if the company produces and sells 1400 units in the year 2007?

A
104
B
107
C
110
D
115
E
116

Question 9Single Answer

Passage :

	Year 2002	Year 2003	Year 2004	Year 2005	Year 2006
Volume of production	1000	900	1100	1200	1200
Cost (?)
Material	50,000	45,100	55,200	59,900	60,000
Labour	20,000	18,000	22,100	24,150	24,000
Consumables	2,000	2,200	1,800	1,600	1,400
Rent of building	1,000	1,000	1,100	1,100	1,200
Rates and taxes	400	400	400	400	400
Repair and maintenance expenses	800	820	780	790	800
Operating cost of machines	30,000	27,000	33,500	36,020	36,000
Selling and marketing expenses	5,750	5,800	5,800	5,750	5,800

What is the minimum number of units that the company needs to produce and sell to avoid any loss?

A
313
B
350
C
384
D
747
E
928

Question 10Single Answer

Passage :

	Year 2002	Year 2003	Year 2004	Year 2005	Year 2006
Volume of production	1000	900	1100	1200	1200
Cost (?)
Material	50,000	45,100	55,200	59,900	60,000
Labour	20,000	18,000	22,100	24,150	24,000
Consumables	2,000	2,200	1,800	1,600	1,400
Rent of building	1,000	1,000	1,100	1,100	1,200
Rates and taxes	400	400	400	400	400
Repair and maintenance expenses	800	820	780	790	800
Operating cost of machines	30,000	27,000	33,500	36,020	36,000
Selling and marketing expenses	5,750	5,800	5,800	5,750	5,800

Given that the company cannot sell more than 1700 units, and it will have to reduce the price by Rs 5 for all units, if it wants to sell more than 1400 units, what is the maximum profit, in rupees, that the company can earn?

A
25,400
B
24,400
C
31,400
D
32,900
E
32,000

Question 11Single Answer

Passage :

	Year 2002	Year 2003	Year 2004	Year 2005	Year 2006
Volume of production	1000	900	1100	1200	1200
Cost (?)
Material	50,000	45,100	55,200	59,900	60,000
Labour	20,000	18,000	22,100	24,150	24,000
Consumables	2,000	2,200	1,800	1,600	1,400
Rent of building	1,000	1,000	1,100	1,100	1,200
Rates and taxes	400	400	400	400	400
Repair and maintenance expenses	800	820	780	790	800
Operating cost of machines	30,000	27,000	33,500	36,020	36,000
Selling and marketing expenses	5,750	5,800	5,800	5,750	5,800

If the company reduces the price by 5%, it can produce and sell as many units as it desires. How many units the company should produce to maximize its profit?

A
1400
B
1600
C
1800
D
1900
E
2000

Question 12Single Answer

Passage :

Direction : Answer the following question based on the information given below. The table below shows the comparative costs, in US Dollars, of major surgeries in USA and a select few Asian countries.

Procedure Comparative costs in USA and some Asian Countries (in US Dollars)
	USA	India	Thailand	Singapore	Malaysia
Heart Bypass	130000	10000	11000	18500	9000
Heart Valve Replacement	160000	9000	10000	12500	9000
Angioplasty	57000	11000	13000	13000	11000
Hip Replacement	43000	9000	12000	12000	10000
Hysterectomy	20000	3000	4500	6000	3000
Knee Replacement	40000	8500	10000	13000	8000
Spinal Fusion	62000	5500	7000	9000	6000

The equivalent of one US Dollar in the local currencies is given below.

1 US Dollar Equivalent
India	40.928	Rupees
Malaysia	3.51	Ringits
Thailand	32.89	Bahts
Singapore	1.53	$ Dollars

A consulting firm found that the quality of the health services were not the same in all the countries above. A poor quality of a surgery may have significant repercussions in future, resulting in more cost in correcting mistakes. The cost of poor quality of surgery is given in the table below.

Procedure Comparative costs of poor quality in USA and some Asian countries (in US Dollars)
	USA	India	Thailand	Singapore	Malaysia
Heart Bypass	0	3	3	2	4
Heart Valve Replacement	0	5	4	5	5
Angioplasty	0	5	5	4	6

Procedure Comparative costs of poor quality in USA and some Asian countries (in US Dollars)
	USA	India	Thailand	Singapore	Malaysia
Hip Replacement	0	7	5	5	8
Hysterectomy	0	5	6	5	4
Knee Replacement	0	9	6	4	4
Spinal Fusion	0	5	6	5	6

The rupee value increases to Rs 35 for a US Dollar, and other things including quality, remain the same. What is the approximate difference in cost, in US Dollars, between Singapore and India for a Spinal Fusion, taking this change into account?

A
700
B
2500
C
4500
D
8000
E
No difference

Question 13Single Answer

Passage :

Procedure Comparative costs in USA and some Asian Countries (in US Dollars)
	USA	India	Thailand	Singapore	Malaysia
Heart Bypass	130000	10000	11000	18500	9000
Heart Valve Replacement	160000	9000	10000	12500	9000
Angioplasty	57000	11000	13000	13000	11000
Hip Replacement	43000	9000	12000	12000	10000
Hysterectomy	20000	3000	4500	6000	3000
Knee Replacement	40000	8500	10000	13000	8000
Spinal Fusion	62000	5500	7000	9000	6000

The equivalent of one US Dollar in the local currencies is given below.

1 US Dollar Equivalent
India	40.928	Rupees
Malaysia	3.51	Ringits
Thailand	32.89	Bahts
Singapore	1.53	$ Dollars

Procedure Comparative costs of poor quality in USA and some Asian countries (in US Dollars)
	USA	India	Thailand	Singapore	Malaysia
Heart Bypass	0	3	3	2	4
Heart Valve Replacement	0	5	4	5	5
Angioplasty	0	5	5	4	6

Procedure Comparative costs of poor quality in USA and some Asian countries (in US Dollars)
	USA	India	Thailand	Singapore	Malaysia
Hip Replacement	0	7	5	5	8
Hysterectomy	0	5	6	5	4
Knee Replacement	0	9	6	4	4
Spinal Fusion	0	5	6	5	6

Approximately, what difference in amount in Bahts will it make to a Thai citizen if she were to get a hysterectomy done in India instead of in her native country, taking into account the cost of poor quality? It costs 7500 Bahts for one-way travel between Thailand and India.

A
23500
B
40500
C
57500
D
67500
E
75000

Question 14Single Answer

Passage :

Procedure Comparative costs in USA and some Asian Countries (in US Dollars)
	USA	India	Thailand	Singapore	Malaysia
Heart Bypass	130000	10000	11000	18500	9000
Heart Valve Replacement	160000	9000	10000	12500	9000
Angioplasty	57000	11000	13000	13000	11000
Hip Replacement	43000	9000	12000	12000	10000
Hysterectomy	20000	3000	4500	6000	3000
Knee Replacement	40000	8500	10000	13000	8000
Spinal Fusion	62000	5500	7000	9000	6000

The equivalent of one US Dollar in the local currencies is given below.

1 US Dollar Equivalent
India	40.928	Rupees
Malaysia	3.51	Ringits
Thailand	32.89	Bahts
Singapore	1.53	$ Dollars

Procedure Comparative costs of poor quality in USA and some Asian countries (in US Dollars)
	USA	India	Thailand	Singapore	Malaysia
Heart Bypass	0	3	3	2	4
Heart Valve Replacement	0	5	4	5	5
Angioplasty	0	5	5	4	6

Procedure Comparative costs of poor quality in USA and some Asian countries (in US Dollars)
	USA	India	Thailand	Singapore	Malaysia
Hip Replacement	0	7	5	5	8
Hysterectomy	0	5	6	5	4
Knee Replacement	0	9	6	4	4
Spinal Fusion	0	5	6	5	6

A US citizen is hurt in an accident and requires an angioplasty, hip replacement and a knee replacement. Cost of foreign travel and stay is not a consideration since the government will take care of it. Which country will result in the cheapest package, taking cost of poor quality into account?

A
India
B
Thailand
C
Malaysia
D
Singapore
E
USA

Question 15Single Answer

Passage :

Procedure Comparative costs in USA and some Asian Countries (in US Dollars)
	USA	India	Thailand	Singapore	Malaysia
Heart Bypass	130000	10000	11000	18500	9000
Heart Valve Replacement	160000	9000	10000	12500	9000
Angioplasty	57000	11000	13000	13000	11000
Hip Replacement	43000	9000	12000	12000	10000
Hysterectomy	20000	3000	4500	6000	3000
Knee Replacement	40000	8500	10000	13000	8000
Spinal Fusion	62000	5500	7000	9000	6000

The equivalent of one US Dollar in the local currencies is given below.

1 US Dollar Equivalent
India	40.928	Rupees
Malaysia	3.51	Ringits
Thailand	32.89	Bahts
Singapore	1.53	$ Dollars

Procedure Comparative costs of poor quality in USA and some Asian countries (in US Dollars)
	USA	India	Thailand	Singapore	Malaysia
Heart Bypass	0	3	3	2	4
Heart Valve Replacement	0	5	4	5	5
Angioplasty	0	5	5	4	6

Procedure Comparative costs of poor quality in USA and some Asian countries (in US Dollars)
	USA	India	Thailand	Singapore	Malaysia
Hip Replacement	0	7	5	5	8
Hysterectomy	0	5	6	5	4
Knee Replacement	0	9	6	4	4
Spinal Fusion	0	5	6	5	6

Taking the cost of poor quality into account, which country/countries will be the most expensive for knee replacement?

A
India
B
Thailand
C
Malaysia
D
Singapore
E
India and Singapore

Question 16Single Answer

Passage :

Direction : Answer the following question based on the information given below. A low-cost airline company connects ten Indian cities, A to J. The table below gives the distance between a pair of airports and the corresponding price by the company. Travel is permitted only from a departure airport to an arrival airport. The customers do not travel by a route where they to stop at more than two intermediate airports.

Sector No.	Airport of Departure	Airport of Arrival	Distance between the Airports (km.)	Price(Rs)
1	A	B	560	670
2	A	C	790	1350
3	A	D	850	1250
4	A	E	1245	1600
5	A	F	1345	1700
6	A	G	1350	2450
7	A	H	1950	1850
8	B	C	1650	2000
9	B	H	1750	1900
10	B	I	2100	2450
11	B	J	2300	2275


12	C	D	460	450
13	c	F	410	430
14	c	G	910	1100
15	D	E	540	590
16	D	F	625	700
17	D	G	640	750
18	D	H	950	1250
19	D	J	1650	2450
20	E	F	1250	1700
21	E	G	970	1150
22	E	H	850	875
23	F	G	900	1050
24	F	I	875	950
25	F	J	970	1150
26	G	I	510	550
27	G	J	830	890
28	H	I	790	970
29	H	I	400	425
30	I	J	460	540

What is the lowest price, in rupees, a passenger has to pay for travelling by the shortest route from A to J?

A
2275
B
2850
C
2890
D
2930
E
3340

Question 17Single Answer

Passage :

Sector No.	Airport of Departure	Airport of Arrival	Distance between the Airports (km.)	Price(Rs)
1	A	B	560	670
2	A	C	790	1350
3	A	D	850	1250
4	A	E	1245	1600
5	A	F	1345	1700
6	A	G	1350	2450
7	A	H	1950	1850
8	B	C	1650	2000
9	B	H	1750	1900
10	B	I	2100	2450
11	B	J	2300	2275


12	C	D	460	450
13	c	F	410	430
14	c	G	910	1100
15	D	E	540	590
16	D	F	625	700
17	D	G	640	750
18	D	H	950	1250
19	D	J	1650	2450
20	E	F	1250	1700
21	E	G	970	1150
22	E	H	850	875
23	F	G	900	1050
24	F	I	875	950
25	F	J	970	1150
26	G	I	510	550
27	G	J	830	890
28	H	I	790	970
29	H	I	400	425
30	I	J	460	540

The company plans to introduce a direct flight between A and J. Then market research results indicate that all its existing passengers traveling between A and J will use this direct flight if it is priced 5% below the minimum price that they pay at present. What should the company charge approximately, in rupees, for this direct flight?

A
1991
B
2161
C
2707
D
2745
E
2783

Question 18Single Answer

Passage :

Sector No.	Airport of Departure	Airport of Arrival	Distance between the Airports (km.)	Price(Rs)
1	A	B	560	670
2	A	C	790	1350
3	A	D	850	1250
4	A	E	1245	1600
5	A	F	1345	1700
6	A	G	1350	2450
7	A	H	1950	1850
8	B	C	1650	2000
9	B	H	1750	1900
10	B	I	2100	2450
11	B	J	2300	2275


12	C	D	460	450
13	c	F	410	430
14	c	G	910	1100
15	D	E	540	590
16	D	F	625	700
17	D	G	640	750
18	D	H	950	1250
19	D	J	1650	2450
20	E	F	1250	1700
21	E	G	970	1150
22	E	H	850	875
23	F	G	900	1050
24	F	I	875	950
25	F	J	970	1150
26	G	I	510	550
27	G	J	830	890
28	H	I	790	970
29	H	I	400	425
30	I	J	460	540

If the airports C, D and H are close down owing to security reasons, what would be the minimum price, in rupees, to be paid by a passenger travelling from A to J?

A
2275
B
2615
C
2850
D
2945
E
3190

Question 19Single Answer

Passage :

Sector No.	Airport of Departure	Airport of Arrival	Distance between the Airports (km.)	Price(Rs)
1	A	B	560	670
2	A	C	790	1350
3	A	D	850	1250
4	A	E	1245	1600
5	A	F	1345	1700
6	A	G	1350	2450
7	A	H	1950	1850
8	B	C	1650	2000
9	B	H	1750	1900
10	B	I	2100	2450
11	B	J	2300	2275


12	C	D	460	450
13	c	F	410	430
14	c	G	910	1100
15	D	E	540	590
16	D	F	625	700
17	D	G	640	750
18	D	H	950	1250
19	D	J	1650	2450
20	E	F	1250	1700
21	E	G	970	1150
22	E	H	850	875
23	F	G	900	1050
24	F	I	875	950
25	F	J	970	1150
26	G	I	510	550
27	G	J	830	890
28	H	I	790	970
29	H	I	400	425
30	I	J	460	540

If the prices include a margin of 10% over the total cost that the company incurs, what is the minimum cost per kilometer that the company incurs in flying from A to J?

A
0.77
B
0.88
C
0.99
D
1.06
E
1.08

Question 20Single Answer

Passage :

Sector No.	Airport of Departure	Airport of Arrival	Distance between the Airports (km.)	Price(Rs)
1	A	B	560	670
2	A	C	790	1350
3	A	D	850	1250
4	A	E	1245	1600
5	A	F	1345	1700
6	A	G	1350	2450
7	A	H	1950	1850
8	B	C	1650	2000
9	B	H	1750	1900
10	B	I	2100	2450
11	B	J	2300	2275


12	C	D	460	450
13	c	F	410	430
14	c	G	910	1100
15	D	E	540	590
16	D	F	625	700
17	D	G	640	750
18	D	H	950	1250
19	D	J	1650	2450
20	E	F	1250	1700
21	E	G	970	1150
22	E	H	850	875
23	F	G	900	1050
24	F	I	875	950
25	F	J	970	1150
26	G	I	510	550
27	G	J	830	890
28	H	I	790	970
29	H	I	400	425
30	I	J	460	540

If the prices include a margin of 15% over the total cost that the company incurs, which among the following is the distance to be covered in flying from A to J that minimizes the total cost per kilometer for the company?

A
2170
B
2180
C
2315
D
2350
E
2390

Question 21Single Answer

Passage :

Sector No.	Airport of Departure	Airport of Arrival	Distance between the Airports (km.)	Price(Rs)
1	A	B	560	670
2	A	C	790	1350
3	A	D	850	1250
4	A	E	1245	1600
5	A	F	1345	1700
6	A	G	1350	2450
7	A	H	1950	1850
8	B	C	1650	2000
9	B	H	1750	1900
10	B	I	2100	2450
11	B	J	2300	2275

12	C	D	460	450
13	c	F	410	430
14	c	G	910	1100
15	D	E	540	590
16	D	F	625	700
17	D	G	640	750
18	D	H	950	1250
19	D	J	1650	2450
20	E	F	1250	1700
21	E	G	970	1150
22	E	H	850	875
23	F	G	900	1050
24	F	I	875	950
25	F	J	970	1150
26	G	I	510	550
27	G	J	830	890
28	H	I	790	970
29	H	I	400	425
30	I	J	460	540

A
2170
B
2180
C
2315
D
2350
E
2390

Question 22Single Answer

Passage :

Direction : Answer the following question based on the information given below.
A health-drink company’s R & D department is trying to make various diet formulations, which can be used for certain specific purposes. It is considering a choice of 5 alternative ingredients (O, P, Q,R, and S), which can be used in different proportions in the formulations. The table below gives the composition of these ingredients. The cost per unit of each of these ingredients is O: 150, P: 50, Q: 200, R: 500, S: 100.

Composition
Ingredient	Carbohydrate %	Protein %	Fat %	Minerals %
O	50	30	10	10
P	80	20	0	0
Q	10	30	50	10
R	5	50	40	5
S	45	50	0	5

The company is planning to launch a balanced diet required for growth needs of adolescent children. This diet must contain a t least 30% each of carbohydrate and protein, no more than 25% fat and at least 5% minerals. Which one of the following combinations of equally mixed ingredients is feasible?

A
O and P
B
R and S
C
P and S
D
Q and R
E
O and S

Question 23Single Answer

Passage :

Composition
Ingredient	Carbohydrate %	Protein %	Fat %	Minerals %
O	50	30	10	10
P	80	20	0	0
Q	10	30	50	10
R	5	50	40	5
S	45	50	0	5

For a recuperating patient, the doctor recommended a diet containing 10% minerals and at least 30% protein. In how many different ways can we prepare this diet by mixing at least two ingredients?

A
One
B
Two
C
Three
D
Four
E
None

Question 24Single Answer

Passage :

Composition
Ingredient	Carbohydrate %	Protein %	Fat %	Minerals %
O	50	30	10	10
P	80	20	0	0
Q	10	30	50	10
R	5	50	40	5
S	45	50	0	5

Which among the following is the formulation having the lowest cost per unit for a diet having 10% fat and at least 30% protein? The diet has to be formed by mixing two ingredients.

A
P and Q
B
P and S
C
P and R
D
Q and S
E
R and S

Question 25Single Answer

Passage :

Composition
Ingredient	Carbohydrate %	Protein %	Fat %	Minerals %
O	50	30	10	10
P	80	20	0	0
Q	10	30	50	10
R	5	50	40	5
S	45	50	0	5

In what proportion P, Q and S should be mixed to make a diet having at least 60% carbohydrate at the lowest per unit cost?

A
2:1:3
B
4: 1: 2
C
2: 1: 4
D
3: 1: 2
E
4: 1: 1

Aptitude

Question 26Single Answer

The price of Darjeeling tea (in rupees per kilogram) is 100 + 0.10 n, on the n^th day of 2007 (n =1, 2...100), and then remains constant. On the other hand, the price of Ooty tea (in rupees per kilogram) is 89 + 0.15 n, on the n^th day of 2007 (n= 1, 2.....365). On which date in 2007 with the prices of these two varieties of tea be equal?

A
May21
B
April 11
C
May 20
D
April 10
E
June 30

Question 27Single Answer

A quadratic function f(x) attains a maximum of 3 at x = 1. The value of the function at x = 0 is 1. What is the value of f(x) at x = 10?

A
- 119
B
- 159
C
- 110
D
- 180
E
– 105

Question 28Single Answer

Two circles with centres P and Q cut each other at two distinct points A and B. The circles have the same radii and neither P nor Q falls within the intersection of the circles. What is the smallest range that includes all possible values of the angle AQP in degrees?

A
Between 0 and 90
B
Between 0 and 30
C
Between 0 and 60
D
Between 0 and 75
E
Between 0 and 45

Question 29Single Answer

Consider four digit numbers for which the first two digits are equal and the last two digits are also equal. How many such numbers are perfect squares?

Question 30Single Answer

In a tournament, there are n teams T₁, T₂, ………T_n with n>5 Each team consists of k players, k > 3. The following pairs of teams have one player, in common:
T₁and T_2,T₂and T₃, ………..T_n-1 and T_n, and T_nand T_1. No other pair of teams has any player in common. How many players are participating in the tournament, considering all the n teams together?

A
n(k-1)
B
k(n- 1)
C
n(k- 2)
D
k(n-2)
E
(n -1) (k-1)

Question 31Single Answer

Suppose you have a currency, named Miso, in three denominations: 1 Miso, 10 Misos and 50 Misos. In how many ways can you pay a bill of 107 Misos?

A
17
B
16
C
18
D
15
E
19

Question 32Single Answer

How many pairs of positive integers m, n satisfy 1/m +4/n = 1/12 where n is an odd integer less than 60?

Question 33Single Answer

A confused bank teller transposed the rupees and paisa when he cashed a cheque for Shailaja, giving her rupees instead of paise and paise instead of rupees. After buying a toffee for 50 paise, Shailaja noticed that she was left with exactly three times as much as the amount on the cheque. Which of the following is a valid statement about the cheque amount?

A
Over Rupees 13 but less than Rupees 14
B
Over Rupees 7 but less than Rupees 8
C
Over Rupees 22 but less than Rupees 23
D
Over Rupees 18 but less than Rupees 19
E
Over Rupees 4 but less than Rupees 5

Question 34Single Answer

Consider the set S = {2, 3, 4 ... 2n + 1}, where n is a positive integer large than 2007. Define X as the average of the odd integers in S and Y as the average of the even integers in S. What is the value of X - Y?

A
0
B
1
C
D
8
E
2008

Question 35Single Answer

Ten years ago, the ages of the members of a joint family of eight people added up to 231 years. Three years later, one member died at the age of 60 years and a child was born during the same year. After another three years, one more member died, again at 60, and a child was born during the same year. The current average age of this eight member joint family is nearest to:

A
23 years
B
22 years
C
21 years
D
25 years
E
24 years

Question 36Single Answer

A function f(x) satisfies f (1) = 3600, and f (I) + f (2) + ... +f(n) = n²f (n), for all positive integers n > 1. What is the value of f(9)?

A
80
B
240
C
200
D
100
E
120

Question 37Single Answer

Consider a sequence S whose nth term T_ndefined as 1 + 3/n, where n= 1, 2... Find the product of all the consecutive terms of S starting from the 4th term to the 60th term.

A
1980.55
B
1985.55
C
1990.55
D
1975.55

Question 38Single Answer

Let P = {2, 3, 4... 100} and Q = {101, 102, 103... 200}. How many elements of Q are there such that they do not have any element of P as a factor?

A
20
B
24
C
23
D
21

Question 39Single Answer

What is the sum of all the 2-digit numbers which leave a remainder of 6 when divided by 8?

A
612
B
594
C
324
D
872

Question 40Single Answer

Which of the terms 2^1/3, 3^1/4, 4^1/3, 6^1/8and 10^1/12 is the largest?

A
2^1/3
B
3^1/4
C
4^1/6
D
10^1/12

Question 41Single Answer

If the roots of the equation (a² + b²) x² + 2 (b² + c²) x + (b² + c²) = 0 are real, which of the following must hold true?

A
c²≥ a²
B
c⁴≥ a²(b²+c²)
C
b²≥ c²
D
a⁴≤ b²(a²+c²)

Question 42Single Answer

Find the remainder of 2¹⁰⁴⁰ divided by 131.

Question 43Single Answer

In the figure below, ∠MON = ∠MPO = ∠NQO = 90° and OQ is the bisector of ∠MON and QN =10, OR = 40/7. Find OP.

A
4.8
B
4.5
C
4
D
5

Question 44Single Answer

If (a² + b²), (b² + c²) and (a² + c²) are in geometric progression, which of the following holds true?

A
(a² + b²), (b² + c²)
B
C
D

Question 45Single Answer

P is a prime and m is a positive integer. How many solutions exist for the equation p⁶ - p = (m² + m + 6) (p - 1)?

A
0
B
1
C
2
D
Infinite

Question 46Single Answer

A certain number written in a certain base is 144. Which of the following is always true?
I. Square root of the number written in the same base is 12.
II. If base is increased by 2, the number becomes 100.

A
Only I
B
Only II
C
Neither I nor II
D
Both I and II

Question 47Single Answer

A rectangle is drawn such that none of its sides has length greater than a. All lengths less than a are equally likely. The chance that the rectangle has its diagonal greater than a is (in terms of %)

A
29.3%
B
21.5%
C
66.66%
D
33.33%

Question 48Single Answer

If x is a real number and [x] is the greatest integer less than or equal to x, then 3|x|+2-[x] =0. Will the above equation have any real root?

A
Yes
B
No
C
Will have real roots for x < 0
D
Will have real roots for x > 0

Question 49Single Answer

A
I and II
B
I and II
C
II and III
D
None of these

Question 50Single Answer

If α and β are the roots of the quadratic equation x² - 10x +15 = 0, then find the quadratic equation whose roots are

A
15x +71x + 210 = 0
B
5x² - 22x + 56 = 0
C
3x² - 44x + 78 = 0
D
Cannot be determined

English

Question 51Single Answer

Passage :

Direction : Each of the following question has a paragraph from which a sentence has been deleted. From the given options, choose the one that completes the paragraph in a most appropriate way.

RD Laing developed a broad range of thought on interpersonal psychology. This deals with interactions between people, which he considered important, for an ethical action always occurs between one person and another. In books such as The Politics of Experience, he deals with issues concerning how we should relate to persons labelled by the psychiatric establishment as ‘schizophrenic’.

A
He came to be seen as a champion for the rights of those considered mentally ill
B
He spoke out against (and wrote about) practices of psychiatrists which he considered inhumane or barbaric, such as electric shock treatment
C
Laing also did work in establishing true asylums as places of refuge for those who feel disturbed and want a safe place to go through whatever it is they want to explore in themselves and with others
D
He suggested that the effects of psychiatric drugs (some of which are very deleterious, such as tardive diskensia) be called just that: ‘effects’ and not be referred to by the preferred euphemisms of the drug companies, who prefer to call them ‘side effects’.

Question 52Single Answer

Passage :

Direction: Each of the following question has a paragraph from which a sentence has been deleted. From the given options, choose the one that completes the paragraph in a most appropriate way.

Jurisprudence is the theory and philosophy of law. Students of jurisprudence aim to understand the fundamental nature of Law and to analyse its purpose, structure and application. Jurisprudential scholars (sometimes confusingly referred to as ‘jurists’) hope to obtain a deeper understanding of the law, the kind of power that it exercises and its role in human societies. They seek a deeper understanding behind law’s seemingly unpredictable and uncertain nature.

A
At a practical level, some jurists hope to improve society by studying what the Law is, what it ought to be, and how it actually operates
B
A common starting point in understanding jurisprudence is the objective of law to achieve justice
C
Hence, the arguable scientific nature of jurisprudence
D
Jurisprudence seeks to draw on unrestricted elements of life and the world to aid the critical study of law

Question 53Single Answer

Passage :

Direction : Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions based on that.
Human reason, in one sphere of its cognition, is called upon to consider questions, which it cannot decline, as they are presented by its own nature but which it cannot answer, as they transcend every faculty of the mind.
It falls into this difficulty without any fault of its own. It begins with principles which cannot be dispensed within the field of experience and the truth and sufficiency of which are, at the same time insured by experience. With these principles it rises, in obedience to the laws of its own nature, to even higher and more remote conditions. But it quickly discovers that in this way, its labours must remain even incomplete because new questions never cease to present themselves and thus it finds itself compelled to have recourse to principles which transcend the region of experience while they are regarded by common sense without distrust. It thus falls into confusion and contradictious from which it conjectures the presence of latent errors, which however, it is unable to discover because the principles it employs transcending the limits of experience cannot be tested by that criterion. The arena of these endless contests is called Metaphysic.
Time, when she was the queen of all the sciences and if we take the will for the deed, she certainly deserves, so far as regards the high importance of her object-matter, this title of honour.

According to the author, ‘Metaphysic’ is best defined when human reason:

A
becomes conscious of the presence of latent errors
B
Solves pending old questions, tackles new ones that arise
C
Employs principles that transcend the limits of experience
D
Rises to higher and more remote conditions

Question 54Single Answer

Passage :

If there were a paragraph succeeding the last, it would probably be about:

A
The rise of Metaphysic into the realm of popular acclaim
B
Metaphysic as the final solution to human misery
C
The modem day contempt for metaphysical reasoning
D
The subjugation of science by a transcendental human consciousness

Question 55Single Answer

Passage :

The passage provides an answer to which of the following questions?

A
How does experience limit the human mind’s recourse to principles in combating questions that present themselves?
B
Why does human reason restrain its forays to within its known limitations?
C
How does the human mind attempt to resolve problems beyond its scope?
D
None of the above

Question 56Single Answer

Passage :

Direction : Find the incorrect usage of the word in the following question.

SLAM

A
I heard the door slam behind him.
B
She slammed down the phone angrily.
C
She slammed his face hard.
D
The ear skidded and slammed into a tree.

Question 57Single Answer

Passage :

Direction: Find the incorrect usage of the word in the following question.

STOP

A
The car stopped at the traffic light.
B
Shantaram immediately stopped what he was doing.
C
We need more laws to stop pollution.
D
He is stopped by law from holding a license.

Question 58Single Answer

Passage :

Direction: Find the incorrect usage of the word in the following question.

TIME

A
I can remember very few times when we had to cancel due to ill health.
B
This is the first that I have been to London.
C
The train arrived right on time.
D
The changing seasons mark the passing of time.

Question 59Single Answer

Passage :

Direction: Find the incorrect usage of the word in the following question.

SOMBRE

A
He was dressed in somber shades of grey and black.
B
Paul was in a somber mood.
C
The year ended on a somber note.
D
He is in the somber position of not having to worry about money.

Question 60Single Answer

Passage :

Direction: Find the incorrect usage of the word in the following question.

CALL

A
She payed him a call from the pay phone near her home.
B
I will call on you tomorrow evening at 7 pm.
C
Vikram decided to call a meeting to discuss the trade fair.
D
She felt the call of religion early in her life.

Question 61Single Answer

Passage :

Read the following passage carefully and answer the question that follow.
Passage I: It is essential to rid ourselves of the false impressions of time, which our human limitations seem to impose upon us. Above all, we must rid ourselves of the belief that the future is in some way less determined than the past, if the borderline between past and future is illusory, then so must be the distinction between the two regions of time which it is supposed to separate. The only reason we believe the future to be still undecided while the past is immutable is that we can remember the one and not the other. To avoid these prejudices we must picture the history of the universe not as a three-dimensional stage on which things change but as a static four-dimensional space time structure of which we are a part. We believe that events are not real until they ‘happen’, whereas in reality past, present and future are all frozen in the four dimensions of space time. Unfortunately, even if all this is accepted, we have to continue using the language of a ‘moving’ time, for we have no other but we must try to interpret this language always as a description of the unchanging space time structure of the universe.
Contemplating the history of the universe in this way, it is attractive to believe that the periods of expansion and contraction could be related to each other by symmetry. Both points of view merit serious consideration and that we cannot say with any certainty that the contracting universe will or will not differ fundamentally from the expanding phase that we observe today.

Which of the following best exemplifies the author’s attitude towards time?

A
The impression of a moving time is false
B
‘Now’ is a purely subjective phenomenon, existing only within the human mind
C
The future is not in any way less determined than the past
D
All of the above

Question 62Single Answer

Passage :

Read the following passage carefully and answer the question that follow.
Passage : Amidst the increasing clamour for a discourse on educational improvement, on budgetary allocations and retention rates, there is one crucial question which is insufficiently discussed. And the question is: what is the purpose of education today? At various times, over the past 100 years, that question has been answered differently - in colonial India, the official answer would have been, “to create a cadre of clerks and officials to run the colonial state”, while in a newly decolonized India, the official answer could be, “to create a nationalist sensibility and the national citizen.”
Today, I suspect, the official answer to the question about the purpose of education would be, “to give people jobs.” Increasingly, the emphasis in education is towards vocationalisation and skills development. In a recent private conversation, the Education Minister of a North Indian state said, “We have a lot of jobs. We just don’t have the people skilled enough to do them. We need bio-technologists, fitters, crane operators, nurses and lab assistants. But our education does not prepare young people for what we need. We need to change that.”
Similarly, we find that the Confederation of Indian Industry is showing increasing interest in school education. The CII recently commissioned a study to look at the challenges and opportunities which face the Indian industry and this is its thesis that in the year 2025, there will be about 40 million jobs worldwide, which need to be filled. India will be one of the few countries in the world to have a labour surplus of the right age group. It, therefore believes that we need to think about the kinds of education system necessary to develop skills whereby our children will be best equipped to function in this scenario.
Public consensus on the way to improve educational access is increasingly moving towards a public- private partnership. But we must be concerned about the terrible narrowness of the vision for educational improvement which characterizes our discourse. Education, in this picture, is about the implanting of useful skills - the assumption being that it will ultimately lead to both personal and national enrichment but as Martha Nussbaum writes, education is not simply a producer of wealth; it is a producer of citizens. Citizens, in a democracy need, above all, freedom of mind—to learn to ask searching questions; to reject shoddy historical argument; to imagine alternative possibilities from a globalizing, service and market-driven economy, to think what it might be like to be in others’ shoes. Recently, the Israeli novelist, Amos Oz, spoke about the importance of reading novels as what he calls an antidote to hate. He said, “I believe in literature as a bridge between peoples. I believe curiosity can be a moral quality. I believe imagining the other can be an antidote to fanaticism. Imagining the other will make you not only a better business person or a better lover but even a better person. Part of the tragedy between Jew and Arab is the inability of so many of us, Jews and Arabs, to imagine each other—really imagine each other; the loves, the terrible fears, the anger, the passion. There is too much hostility between us, too little curiosity.”
The skills and thought processes which engender the curiosity, the imagining are associated with the humanities, the arts and literature and despite the splendid interventions in the NCERT’s new textbooks for History and Political Science, these areas are terribly neglected. Our dominant conception of worthwhile education is increasingly technical and mechanistic. The thinking processes engendered by the social sciences are today seen as quaint, vaguely lefty-intellectual, a kind of quixotic idealism - which has very little to do with the real business of life. It is a strange irony that in the educational world of Gandhi, Tagore and Aurobindo, there are tragically few voices which assert a more holistic vision.

The true purpose of education in India as inferred from the passage

A
is to create a nationalist sensibility in every citizen
B
Has been a topic of debate since independence
C
Is a concept that has been changing from time to time?
D
Is to teach an individual the necessary skills to earn his livelihood

Question 63Single Answer

Passage :

In the author’s perception, our vision for educational improvement is narrow because our system

A
gives importance only to vocationalisation and skills development
B
believes in making people earn more so that they can stand up to the challenges of a globalizing economy
C
Does not acknowledge the importance of humanist concepts
D
Does not support a public-private partnership in improving educational access to everyone

Question 64Single Answer

Passage :

Amos Oz believes that the world will become a peaceful place, if people

A
become less hostile
B
become less narrow minded
C
Become less fanatic
D
empathise with each other

Question 65Single Answer

Passage :

The Indian concept of worthwhile education is that which:
I. gives technical training.                              II. makes people think.
III. has a measurable outcome.                       IV. kindles our curiosity and imagination.
V. helps people become wealthy.

A
I and V
B
II and III
C
I, II and IV
D
I, III and IV

Question 66Single Answer

Passage :

Which of the following is not an attribute of a good citizen in a democracy?

A
Learning to ask searching questions
B
Not accepting inadequate reasons from history
C
Thinking out of the box
D
Learning to negotiate with people

Question 67Single Answer

Passage :

Direction : Read the following information carefully and answer the question based on that.
Two teams of five each must be selected from a group of ten persons-A through /-of which A, E and G are doctors; D, H and / are lawyers; B and I are engineers; C and F are managers. It is also known that
      (i) every team must contain persons of each of the four professions.
      (ii) C and H cannot be selected together.
      (iii) I cannot be selected into a team with two lawyers.
      (iv) J cannot be in a team with two doctors.
      (v) A and D cannot be selected together.

If C and G are in different teams, then who are the other team members of A?

A
C, D, Land J
B
B, F,J and J
C
B, C, H and J
D
F, H, I and G

Question 68Single Answer

Passage :

Who among the following cannot be in the same team as I?

Question 69Single Answer

Passage :

Who among the following must always be in the same team as A?

Question 70Single Answer

Passage :

If F and G are in the same team, which among the following statements is true?

A
B and H will in the other team
B
E and I must be in the same team
C
H must be in the same team but B must in the other team
D
C must be in the other team but D must be in the same team

Question 71Single Answer

Passage :

Direction : Read the following information carefully and answer the question based on that.
Two families are planning to go on a canoe trip together. The families consist of the following people: Robert and Mary Henderson and their three sons Tommy, Don and William, Jerome and Ellen Penick and their two daughters Kate and Susan.
There will be three canoes with three people in each canoe. At least one of the four parents must be in each canoe. At least one person from each family must be in each canoe.

If the two mothers ride together in the same canoe and the three brothers each ride in a different canoe, which of the following must be true?

A
Each canoe has both males and females in it
B
One of the canoes has only females in it
C
One of the canoes has only males in it
D
The sisters ride in the same canoe

Question 72Single Answer

Passage :

If Ellen and Susan are together in one of the canoes, which of the following could be a list of the people together in another canoe?

A
Dan, Jerome, Kate
B
Dan, Jerome, William
C
Dan, Kate, Tommy
D
Jerome, Kate, Mary

Question 73Single Answer

Passage :

Directon : Read the following information carefully and answer the question based on that.
Two families are planning to go on a canoe trip together. The families consist of the following people: Robert and Mary Henderson and their three sons Tommy, Don and William, Jerome and Ellen Penick and their two daughters Kate and Susan.
There will be three canoes with three people in each canoe. At least one of the four parents must be in each canoe. At least one person from each family must be in each canoe.

If Jerome and Mary are together in one of the canoes, each of the following could be a list of the people together in another canoe except

A
Dan. Ellen, Susan
B
Ellen, Robert, Tommy
C
Ellen, Susan, William
D
Ellen, Tommy, William

Question 74Single Answer

Passage :

If each of the Henderson children rides in a different canoe, which of the following must be true?
I. The Penick children do not ride together.
II. The Penick parents do not ride together.
III. The Henderson parents do not ride together.

A
Only I
B
Only II
C
I and II
D
I and III

Question 75Single Answer

Passage :

Direction: Each question gives a sentence with a part of the sentence underlined that may contain an error. Four alternative substitutes are given for the underlined portion. Identify the option that replaces the underlined part to form a logically and grammatically correct statement and mark it as your answer.

Feminism is not simply a movement to ensure that women will have equal rights with men but that a commitment for eradicating the ideology of domination that permeates Indian culture at various levels

A
that is a commitment to eradicate the ideology to dominate that
B
it is a commitment to eradicating the ideology of domination that
C
whose commitment to eradicating the ideology of domination which
D
But that a commitment for eradicating the ideology of domination that

General Knowledge

Question 76Single Answer

This year (2016) the duration of the parade of the 67^th Republic Day of India has been curtailed from more than two hours to

A
45 minutes
B
90 minutes
C
60 minutes
D
30 minutes
E
50 minutes

Question 77Single Answer

The highest civilian honour, the Order of Australia was presented to a …………dentist Sanjeev Koshy settled in Melbourne for his service to dentistry in Victoria, Austraila.

A
Kerala
B
Maharashtra
C
Gujarat
D
Odessa
E
Tamil Nadu

Question 78Single Answer

The 3^rd Yash Chopra Memorial Award was presented to veteran Bollywood actress

A
Priyanka Chopra
B
Meenakshi Seshadri
C
Rekha
D
Ranveena Tandon
E
Sridevi

Question 79Single Answer

ICCW initiated the National Bravery Awards to given recognition to the children who have shown remarkable act of bravery and meritorious service. What is the fully form of ICCW ?

A
Indian Council for Child Welfare
B
Indian Corporate for Child Welfare
C
International Council for Child Welfare
D
Indian Council for Child Weather
E
International Corporate for Child Welfare

Question 80Single Answer

Which of the following States will host the 2019 National Games of India ?

A
Gujarat
B
Maharashtra
C
Andhra Pradesh
D
Himachal Pradesh
E
Bihar

Question 81Single Answer

Who of the following has been chosen for the 2015 CK Nayudu Lifetime Achievement Award ?

A
Kapil Dev
B
Dilip Vengsarkar
C
Syed Kirmani
D
Sunil Gavaskar
E
Mahendra Singh Dhoni

Question 82Single Answer

Which of the following countries announced to adopt Chinese Yuan as its legal currency ?

A
Greece
B
Egypt
C
Zimbabawe
D
Namibia
E
Botswana

Question 83Single Answer

President Pranab Mukjerjee has inaugurated the 98^th Annual Conference of the Indian Economic Association in

A
Hyderabad
B
New Delhi
C
Madurai
D
Mumbai
E
Patna

Question 84Single Answer

Noted Gujarati writer ………….has been selected for the 51^st Jnanpith award for his contribution to Indian literature.

A
Vishnu Roy
B
Vijay Kumar Roy
C
Intzaar Aalam
D
Raghuveer Chaudhary
E
Shayam Narayan Pandey

Question 85Single Answer

The National Biotechnology Development Strategy ………………..has been unveiled by the Union Minister for Science & Technology and Earth Sciences, Dr. Harsh Vardhan in New Delhi .

A
2015 -2020
B
2014 – 2019
C
2015- 2025
D
2016- 2021
E
2016-2022

Question 86Single Answer

The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet (ACC) has approved the appointment of …………….., former Chief Economist , UNDP, as Director General , National Center for Good Governance under the Department of Personnel and Training.

A
Lakhan Sharma
B
Dr. Gyanedra D. Bandgiyan
C
Ashutosh Pathak
D
Sunil Mehra
E
Satbir Singh Kumar

Question 87Single Answer

Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu J. Jayalitha has launched the scheme …………..which is aimed at providing quality seeds .

A
Amma Seeds
B
Seeds Guide
C
Organic Seeds
D
TN Seeds
E
Indian Seeds

Question 88Single Answer

Renowned South Indian classical vocalists Sanjay Subrahamanyam has been awarded with presti-gious Sangita Kalanidhi award

A
2014
B
2015
C
2016
D
2000
E
2013

Question 89Single Answer

Bank of India’s Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY) Rupay ATM Cum Debit card will provide how much insurance cover to students. ?

A
6 months
B
1 year
C
2 year
D
3 year
E
4 year

Question 90Single Answer

From which ship the Long Range Surface –to – Air or Barak – 8 missile was successfully test- fried on December 30, 2015 ?

A
INS-Ganaga
B
INS- Gomati
C
INS- Godavari
D
INS- Kolkata
E
INS- Arihant

Question 91Single Answer

…………….has won its first Vijay Hazare Cricket Trophy by defeating Delhi in the finals by 139 runs at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium , Bangalore.

A
Delhi
B
Bihar
C
Jharkhand
D
Gujarat
E
Tamil- Nadu

Question 92Single Answer

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has released …………..report on medium-term path on financial inclusion.

A
Kishor P. Kharat Committee
B
Neha Gupta Committee
C
Deepak Mohanty Committee
D
YK Gupta Committee
E
Arun Pasricha Committee

Question 93Single Answer

Where did Indian Railways inaugurated India’s first high speed public Wi-Fi service on January 22,2016 ?

A
Chennai Central station
B
New Delhi Central Station
C
Bangalore Central Station
D
Mumbai Central Station
E
Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (Mumbai)

Question 94Single Answer

Which of the following is the first bank to tie-up with Indian railways to sell rail tickets through its website ?

A
Union Bank of India
B
State Bank Of India
C
ICICI Bank
D
Axis Bank
E
Punjab National Bank

Question 95Single Answer

Which of the following States became the first State in the country to accept electronic motor insurance policies ?

A
Tamil Nadu
B
West Bengal
C
Jharkhand
D
Gujarat
E
Telangana

Question 96Single Answer

Which of the following organizations has launched Jeevan Labh scheme ?

A
National Insurance Company Limited
B
State Bank Of India
C
Life Insurance Corporation of India
D
New India Insurance Limited
E
ICICI Bank

Question 97Single Answer

Which of the following States became the first State in the country to sign MoU for UDAY scheme?

A
Rajasthan
B
Bihar
C
Gujarat
D
Uttar Pradesh
E
Jharkhand

Question 98Single Answer

The Indian Army has successfully completed user- assisted trials of Pinaka II, a MBRk system ,at Pokhran field firing range in Rajasthan, India. What is MBRL ?

A
Minute- Barrel Rocket Launcher
B
Multi – Barrel Rocket Land
C
Multi- Blind Rocket Launcher
D
Multi – Barrel Rocket Launcher
E
Macro – Barrel Rocket Launcher

Question 99Single Answer

What is the name of the scheme launched by Union government on January 25, 2015 to enable online booking of LPG cyinders ?

A
Sulav
B
Sahaj
C
Saral
D
Upbhokta Unmoolan
E
Aasaan

Question 100Single Answer

Which of the following committees has submitted report to Supreme Court for reforms in BCCI ?

A
HL Dattu Committee
B
Rm Lodha Committee
C
Deepak Mohanty Committee
D
P. Sathasivam Committee
E
Chandra Committee

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