91). The sum of 5 consecutive Odd numbers of set-A is 185. What will be the average of Set-B, containing 4 consecutive even numbers, if the smallest number of SetB is 13 more than the highest number of 5 Set-A ?
| A). 55 |
| B). 61 |
| C). 53 |
| D). 57 |
| E). 59 |
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92). Two cars. A and B started moving from the same point at the same time towards opposite direction. (A towards North and B towards South). If the-speed of car A 34.5 kmph and that of car B is 41.5 kmph, after how much time will they be 684km apart?(in hours)
| A). 7 |
| B). 11 |
| C). 12 |
| D). 8 |
| E). 9 |
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Directions (93-97): Study the table and answer the given questions.
Number of pendants sold by 5 stores during 5 months :
| Month/Store | K | L | M | N | O | | March | 154 | 180 | 156 | 215 | 237 | | April | 167 | 199 | 179 | 181 | 254 | | May | 191 | 219 | 211 | 163 | 263 | | June | 205 | 198 | 259 | 165 | 181 | | July | 215 | 231 | 230 | 178 | 250 | |
93). What is the average number of pendants sold by store M in all the given months together?
| A). 207 |
| B). 213 |
| C). 215 |
| D). 211 |
| E). 205 |
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94). All the given stores sell only two types of pendants-Gold and Silver. If the respective ratio of Gold and Silver pendants sold by store N in March, April and May together is 7 : 6, how many Silver pendants were sold by store N in March, April and May together?
| A). 246 |
| B). 306 |
| C). 258 |
| D). 282 |
| E). 270 |
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95). Number of pendants sold by store L, increased by what percent from March to July?
| A). \( 24\frac{1}{3}\% \) |
| B). \( 26\frac{1}{3}\% \) |
| C). \( 30\frac{2}{3}\% \) |
| D). \( 28\frac{1}{3}\% \) |
| E). \( 32\frac{2}{3}\% \) |
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96). Number of pendants sold by store O increased by 8%, from July to August and by 20% from August to September, how many pendants were sold by store O in September?
| A). 312 |
| B). 318 |
| C). 324 |
| D). 328 |
| E). 336 |
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97). Total number of pendants sold by all the given stores together in August was 7/9-th of the total number of pendants sold by all the given stores together in June. How many pendants were sold by all the given stores together in August?
| A). 756 |
| B). 798 |
| C). 826 |
| D). 784 |
| E). 812 |
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98). A circular lawn has an area of \( 154m^{2} \). A path of 7m width surrounds the lawn. What is the area of the lawn including the path? (in \( m^{2} \))
| A). 580 |
| B). 754 |
| C). 637 |
| D). 516 |
| E). 616 |
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99). The length and breadth of a rectangle are in the ratio of 4 : 3 respectively and its area is 1728 \( m^{2} \). Find the perimeter of rectangle? (in \( m^{2} \)]
| A). 116 |
| B). 152 |
| C). 176 |
| D). 124 |
| E). 168 |
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100). A shopkeeper sold 8 chairs at a profit of 20% and 6 chairs at a profit of 10%. Had he sold all the 14 chairs at a profit of 12%, his profit would have been reduced by Rs.442/-. What is the cost price of each chair? (Cost of each chair is same.)
| A). Rs.750/- |
| B). Rs.775/- |
| C). Rs.825/- |
| D). Rs.850/- |
| E). Rs.900/- |
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