Bank Exams Questions

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$$\begin{gathered} 10+25+108+154+225 \\ 10+25+108+154+15 \\ 10+25+108+13 \\ 10+25+11 \\ 10+6 \\ 16 \\ =4 \end{gathered}$$

Let, Distance between A and B = d

Distance travelled by P while it meets Q = d + 11

Distance travelled by Q while it meets P = d – 11

Distance travelled by Q while it meets R = d + 9

Distance travelled by R while it meets Q = d – 9

Here the ratio of speeds of P & Q => SP : SQ = d + 11 : d – 11

The ratio of speeds of Q & R => SQ : SR = d + 9 : d – 9

But given Ratio of speeds of P & R => P : R = 3 : 2

 SPSR = SPSQxSQSR = d+11d+9d-11d-9

=> d+11d+9d-11d-9 = 3/2

=>  d = 1, 99

=> d = 99 satisfies.

Therefore, Distance between A and B = 99

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So, there is one way of doing it.

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The hundreds place can now be filled by any of the remaining 4 digits. So, there are 4 ways of filling it.

Required number of numbers = (1 x 5 x 4) = 20.

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Then, h = a32   = 33 × 32 = 4.5

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then p = b*h, R = b*h and T = (1/2) * b*h
so P = R, P = 2T and T = (1/2)*R are all correct statements

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