2002 Solutions
2002 Solutions
2002 Solutions
2. 4 80% attendance = 80% of 25 = 20 days Emp. numbers 47, 51, 72, 73, 74, 79,
From the above we can see that Emp. number 2001180 earns the maximum per
day salary.
4. 3 If you have practised Vedic mathematics you can easily compare the fraction
in your time. Thus, Emp. Numbers 51, 58, 64, 71, 72 satisfy the condition.
[For emp. 64, you see 12 is not the double of 5. And 735 is not even double of
402.Hence, 402/5> 735/12 (3)
5. 2
6. 2 On referring to the above table, we can see that UP is the state which changed
its relative ranking most number of times.
7. 4 We can say directly on observing the graph that the sales tax revenue
collections for AP has more than doubled from 1997 to 2001.
10. 3 On referring to the table prepared in the solution for question (11), we can
see that Tamil Nadu has been maintaining a constant rank over the years in
terms of its contribution to total tax collections.
11. 2
Let BC = x and AD = y.
As per bisector theorem,
BD/DC=AB/AC=4/3
Hence, BD =4x/7; DC=3x/7
In ABD,cos30 =((4)^2+y^2-16x^2/49)/24y
24yroot 3/2=16+y^2-16x^2/49
4root3y=16+y^2-16x^2/49 ... (i)
Similarly from ADC, cos30 =(9+y^2-9x^2/49)/23y
3root3y=9+y^2-9x^2/49 ... (ii)
Now (i) 9 16 (ii), we get
36root3y 48root3y = 9y^2 16y^2y= 12root3/7
12. 1
13. 4 Every trip will need more than 180 m and there are 4*1/2 trips. Hence, the
distance covered will be greater than 750 m, for which there is only one
option = 860.
Alternative method:
For the first stone, he will cover 100 m.
For second, 200 4 = 196
For third, 200 8 = 192
For fourth, 200 12 = 188
For fifth, 200 16 = 184
Hence, total distance = 860 m
14.
15.
Note: Answer should be independent of a and area of the triangle does not
have square root.
27. 4 A black square can be chosen in 32 ways. Once a black square is there, you
cannot choose the 8 white squares in its row or column. So the number of
white squares avaibale = 24 Number of ways = 32 24 = 768
32. 2 Dinesh could not stand the discussion and he was forced to walk out.
Vidyas story is the limit, very hard to believe.
Jyoti wanted to go to the Bar.
The forces were such that he was certain to go over the edge.
33. 4 Hussain tried to capture the spirit of India in this painting (on the canvas).
Sorry, I could not understand what you just said.
Is there some deception (vanishing act) in this proposal?
All her friends agreed that Prakash was a person worth entrapping in the
snares of romance.
36. 3 The reason why the demand for branded diapers may be price-sensitive is
given in A. This is supported by DB. C contrasts, supported by the example
in E. F can be linked with private-labels.
38. 3 B starts the paragraph. C is too abrupt to follow. E links job to ambassador in
A. Ambivalence in D is illustrated in C.
39. 4 Only E can start the paragraph. C continues with the temporal reference and
mentions division between 2 parties.
40. 2 Given B, E cannot start the paragraph. Rather, E follows with the question. D
offers an answer to E. C supports with facts. A ends with the discoverers of
the fact.
41. 3 Obviously is the right answer as it matches the tone of great simplifications.
43. 4 Assess alternatives that follows the blank gives the answer alternatives.
46. 4 The failed product would not be present had it not passed through the
process.
47. 3 This is a simple question of parallelism, not that it is ...but that it is.
48. 3 We always have to use the conjunction between to compare prices at two
levels.
51. 1 Refer to the part abortion access when their countries were perceived to have
an overpopulation problem.
52. 4 (1), (2) and (3) are stated towards the end of the second paragraph and the
beginning of the third paragraph.
53. 4 (1), (2) and (3) are too far-fetched and find no place in the passage.
54. 2 Refer towards the end of the fourth paragraph. (2)comes closest to what the
writer wants to say.
55. 4 (1), (2) and (3) find no place in the passage to support the pro-choice lobby.
56. 4 Refer towards the end of the second paragraph.
57. 1 Refer to inside of a cell bustles with more traffic and polymers, along which
bundles of molecules travel like trams.
58. 1 Refer to The dynein motor ... is still poorly understood and without motor
proteins. Our muscles wouldnt contract.
59. 2 Refer to the part without motor proteins ... We couldnt grow and these
particles create an effect that seems to be so much more than the sum of its
parts.
60. 1 Refer to the part three families of proteins, called myosin, kinesin and dynein
and the growth process requires cells to duplicate their machinery and pulls
the copies apart.