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This section includes 7 InterviewSolutions, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Current Affairs knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
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A sum of money is borrowed and paid back in two annual intallments of Rs. 882 each allowing 5% C.I. The sum borrowed was(A) Rs.1620(B) Rs.1640(C) Rs.1680(D) Rs.1700Answer is (B) How to solve it. |
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Distributive property of integers real life examples |
| Answer» DISTRIBUTING ANYTHING to MANY PEOPLE | |
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If x=(2-√5)/(2+√5) and y =(2+√5)/(2-√5) find the value of x and y |
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Answer» Its VALUE are same |
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A carton holds 240 packets of biscuits . Each packet has 1200 biscuits. How many biscuits can be packed in 45 cartons? |
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Answer» 288000 |
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Find the values of x :-|x+1\x| ≤ 4 |
| Answer» PLEASE MARK BRAINLIEST | |
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Factories X²+6X+8.please |
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Answer» X²+6x+8 |
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How many whole numbers are there between 125 and 225? |
| Answer» 0 | |
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Distance between maleswar circle to ramakrishna math |
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Answer» 2142.8 km |
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Find the greatest 7 digit number which is a perfect square find the square root of this number |
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Answer» 9999996 is the GREATEST 7 DIGIT number that is PERFECT SQUARE |
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Find rwo irrational number between 0.5and0.55. |
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Answer» As we know a irrational number will be always |
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Find a rational number between 1.3 and 1.4(full solution )(right answer will be marked as brainliest )..... |
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Answer» 1.3 = 13/10 |
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Sum no.13s answer please !it's urgent |
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Answer» LET x be the total number of STUDENTS coming to school then x/3 COME walking on their own which is equal to 224 (given) therefore total number of students = x = 3x224 = 672 |
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If the zeros of the polynomial 8 square + 4 x + 2 days are alpha and 2 divided by Alpha then find the value of a |
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Answer» ZEROES of polynomial are α and 2/α so PRODUCT of ROOTS of the EQUATION x2+4x+2a = 0 is, α*2/α = 2α/1 a=1 |
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Find the simplest rationalising factor of √50 |
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Answer» √50 is the RATIONALISING FACTOR. |
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If a:b=2:3,b:c=4:5and c:d=6:7find a:b:c:d? |
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Answer» The ANSWER is 16:24:30:35 |
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Find the number which is 1240, greater than 3,267 |
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Answer» Here the QUESTION is ASKING to ADD both the NUMBERS . |
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Prove cos A + cos(120-A) + cos(120+A) = 0 |
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Answer» Hay!! |
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In an examination, the ratio of pass candidate to failed candidate was 3:1. If 8 more had appeared and 6 less had passed, then the ratio would have changed to 1:1. The number of candidates who appeared for examination is ......... |
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Answer» The NUMBER of CANDIDATES who APPEARED for EXAMINATION is 14. |
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Represent this rational number on number line 1.3send me a pic of ur answer by solving in paper..... |
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Answer» ACTUALLY this is a simple SKETCH. In exams u should use SCALE and PLZ equally divide the SUBUNITS. Hope u understand.. |
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If x= 2 + √3Then find the value of (x - /x) whole square |
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Answer» If x= 2+sqrt3 |
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Complete the series 15,30,60,105,165 |
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Answer» Yes i got it ............... |
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2×2×2×2×2×1×2×2×2×5×7×8×7+8×8×7+8×9×97+8×9÷*×*8+8×6×5× |
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Answer» 26587366479. 66387646 |
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Find the value of 4√3√2ka square |
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Answer» HEY!!!!! => (4√3√2)² => 16(3)(2) => 16(6) => 96 Hope this HELPS |
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Plzzz answer this question.... |
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Answer» 4x-2+x-8=4 |
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Plzz answer this question........ |
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Answer» HEY here is your ANSWER HOPE it understand U :) plz MARK as brainlist :) :) |
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How we can sole 2n+m-h=5n+3m-h |
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Answer» Hii friend, |
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Solve the equation of the following 7x -5÷2x =3 |
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Answer» 7x-6x=5 x=5 |
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Build the largest and smaller 7digit no number write number name and expand the number in indian number system. 2,4,3,8,5,6,0, |
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Answer» SMALLEST 7 DIGIT NUMBER = 0,23,458 |
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Plz answer this question fast ..... |
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Answer» Hey!!!! |
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Prove that (sec A-cosec A) (1+ tan A+cot A) = tan A sec A - cot A cosec A |
| Answer» DONT KNOW DEAR but i SOLVE it | |
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How to factorise x²+y²/100 with suitable indentities |
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Answer» HOPE it HELPED u friend Mark as BRAINLIEST PLZZZZZZZZZ |
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Given y=f(u) and u=g(x).y=cos u and u=-x/3.find dy/dx |
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Answer» Given: Given y=f(u) and u=g(X).y=cos u and u=-x/3. To find: Given y=f(u) and u=g(x).y=cos u and u=-x/3. Find dy/dx Solution: From given, we have, y = f(u) y = cos u dy/du = - SIN u u = g(x) u=-x/3 du/dx = -1/3 dy/dx = dy/du × du/dx = -sin u × (-1/3) ∴ dy/dx = sin u/3 |
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If train runs at 40 km/h, it reaches its destination late by 11 minutes but if it runs at 50 km/h it is late by 5 minutes only. the correct time for the train to complete its journey is |
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Answer» 40 km H=> 11 minutes |
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If 2 men and 3 boys can do a piece of work in 8 days,3 men and 2 boys can do it on 7 days. how long will 5 men and 4 boys take to do it? |
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Shiva can type x words per hour while Sreenivas can type y words per hour. Shiva works for 5 hours per day and Sreenivas works for 7 hours per day. If both can type atleast 700 words in a day. then frame an inequation to support the above data.❌NO SPAMMING❌NO COPYING FROM GOOGLEANSWER YOURSELF IF YOU'RE HONEST! |
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Answer» Shiva = 5X |
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Find the series 1,26,62,111,175..next number??? |
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Answer» 26-1=25=5^2 |
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Find the quadratic polynial √3x² -8x-4√3 |
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Answer» √3x²-8x-4√3=0 |
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What least number must be added to 594 to make the sum a perfect square ? |
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Answer» 594=2*3*7*11 |
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Answer the first question with explaination please |
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Answer» ANS is 4. applying the condition of PAIR of ST. LINE and condition of line PERPENDICULAR, we get the sol as attached. |
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15(y-4)-2(y-9)+5(y+6)=0 |
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Answer» Hii friend, |
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For how many pairs of positive integers (x,y) is x+3y=100? |
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Answer» It may be infinite |
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If a positive integer n is divisible by 44 it is also divisible by what number |
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Answer» If a positive INTEGER is divisible by 44,then it will be ALSO divisible by 1, 2,4 and 11. |
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