LR - Mathematical Reasoning - Previous Year CAT/MBA Questions
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Answer the next 3 questions based on the information given below.
Given below is the time table for a trans-continental train that cuts across several time zones. All timings are in local time in the respective cities. The average speed of the train between any two cities is the same in both directions.
Which of the following pairs of cities are in the same time zone?
- A.
Vaq and Sab
- B.
No pair of cities are in the same time zone.
- C.
Sab and Raz
- D.
Sab and Raz
- E.
Zut and Yag
Solution
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ReportWhat is the total time taken in minutes by the train to go from Zut to Raz?
- A.
28 hours, 40 minutes
- B.
22 hours, 40 minutes
- C.
24 hours, 40 minutes
- D.
20 hours, 40 minutes
- E.
16 hours, 40 minutes
What time is it at Yag when it is 12:00 noon at Sab?
- A.
5:00 pm
- B.
7:00 pm
- C.
9:30 pm
- D.
2:30 pm
- E.
12:00 pm
Answer the following question based on the information given below.
Ramya, based in Shanpur, took her car for a 400 km trip to Rampur. She maintained a log of the odometer readings and the amount of petrol she purchased at different petrol pumps at different prices (given below). Her car already had 10 litres of petrol at the start of the journey, and she first purchased petrol at the start of the journey, as given in table below, and she had 5 litres remaining at the end of the journey.
What has been the mileage (in kilometers per litre) of her car over the entire trip?
- A.
8.00
- B.
8.50
- C.
9.00
- D.
9.50
- E.
None of the above
Answer the following question based on the information given below.
Ramya, based in Shanpur, took her car for a 400 km trip to Rampur. She maintained a log of the odometer readings and the amount of petrol she purchased at different petrol pumps at different prices (given below). Her car already had 10 litres of petrol at the start of the journey, and she first purchased petrol at the start of the journey, as given in table below, and she had 5 litres remaining at the end of the journey.
Her car’s tank-capacity is 35 litres. Petrol costs Rs. 45/- litre in Rampur. What is the minimum amount of money she would need for purchasing petrol for the return trip from Rampur to Shanpur, using the same route? Assume that the mileage of the car remains unchanged throughout the route, and she did not use her car to travel around in Rampur.
- A.
1714
- B.
1724
- C.
1734
- D.
1744
- E.
Data insufficient to answer.