CAT Quantitative Aptitude | Quant Questions 2017- PaGaLGuY

There are k candidates (where k is an odd number) for the Bookie Prize. The rules of the Bookie Prize say that at least 1 but not more

than 50% of the candidates must be awarded a prize. If the number of possible ways of selecting the awardees is 63, find k.

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A natural number N has K distinct prime factor. If total number of factors of N is 72, then what is product of all the possible values of K?

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In A GP , T5= 3 . Find Product of first 9 terms of the GP . 

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ratio of income of a and b are in the ratio 3:4 and expenditures in 5:6 . who saves more

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This is lr question but since this group is active I am posting here. Please solve 1-5, I am getting so many variables and can't solve to get the answer.

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Approach for 18th question..

Adarsh Dwivedi: Directions: A stream is flowing at 10 km/hr such that the distance travelled upstream is same as the distance travelled downstream. Based on this information, answer as directed –  A wrecked motor boat left out to sail in a still reservoir of a dam at a constant speed of 25 km/hr topples and falls for a thousand metres, carried along the high speed water-fall in time T seconds. If the ratio of the speed of the falling water of the dam to the speed of the stream mentioned is 195 : 2, the value of T is - 6 seconds 3 seconds 1.2 seconds 1.8 seconds 3.6 seconds

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11th question.... approach please..

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