Reasoning PYQs

Employee: A, B, C, D, E and F.

City: G, H, I, J, K and L.

1. The Chief General Manager and the Assistant General Manager belong to city J and K but not in the same order.

2. E is neither Divisional Manager nor Chief General Manager.

3. The person who is Divisional Manager is not from city H.

4. The person who is Executive Director belongs to city L.

5. Four people were sitting between A and D.

6. C was sitting third to the right of D

7. F is neither Chief General Manager nor he is from city K.

(So, F belongs to city J.)

8. Neither E nor B was sitting between The General Manager and Divisional Manager.

(So, only place left for B is between the Executive Director and the General Manager.)

(We can also conclude that E works as Executive Director and F works as Assistant General Manager.)

9. Neither the B nor C belong to city I. B was neither Executive Director nor Divisional Manager.

10. Four employees sit between the one who belongs to city H and I.

(So, D is from city H and C belongs to city G)

Hence, the person who is from city K i.e. B was sitting immediately left to the General Manager i.e. C.

Employee: A, B, C, D, E and F.

City: G, H, I, J, K and L.

1. The Chief General Manager and the Assistant General Manager belong to city J and K.

2. E is neither Divisional Manager nor Chief General Manager.

3. The person who is Divisional Manager is not from city H.

4. The person who is Executive Director belongs to city L.

5. Four people were sitting between A and D.

6. C was sitting third to the right of D

7. F is neither Chief General Manager nor he is from city K.

(So, F belongs to city J.)

8. Neither E nor B was sitting between The General Manager and Divisional Manager.

(So, only place left for B is between the Executive Director and the General Manager.)

(We can also conclude that E works as Executive Director and F works as Assistant General Manager.)

9. Neither the B nor C belong to city I. B was neither Executive Director nor Divisional Manager.

10. Four employees sit between the one who belongs to city H and I.

(So, D is from city H and C belongs to city G)

Hence, two persons were sitting between A and B.

Employee: A, B, C, D, E and F.

City: G, H, I, J, K and L.

1. The Chief General Manager and the Assistant General Manager belong to city J and K.

2. E is neither Divisional Manager nor Chief General Manager.

3. The person who is Divisional Manager is not from city H.

4. The person who is Executive Director belongs to city L.

5. Four people were sitting between A and D.

6. C was sitting third to the right of D

7. F is neither Chief General Manager nor he is from city K.

(So, F belongs to city J.)

8. Neither E nor B was sitting between The General Manager and Divisional Manager.

(So, only place left for B is between the Executive Director and the General Manager.)

(We can also conclude that E works as Executive Director and F works as Assistant General Manager.)

9. Neither the B nor C belong to city I. B was neither Executive Director nor Divisional Manager.

10. Four employees sit between the one who belongs to city H and I.

(So, D is from city H and C belongs to city G)

Hence, D was a Managing Director.

Employee: A, B, C, D, E and F.

City: G, H, I, J, K and L.

1. The Chief General Manager and the Assistant General Manager belong to city J and K.

2. E is neither Divisional Manager nor Chief General Manager.

3. The person who is Divisional Manager is not from city H.

4. The person who is Executive Director belongs to city L.

5. Four people were sitting between A and D.

6. C was sitting third to the right of D

7. F is neither Chief General Manager nor he is from city K.

(So, F belongs to city J.)

8. Neither E nor B was sitting between The General Manager and Divisional Manager.

(So, only place left for B is between the Executive Director and the General Manager.)

(We can also conclude that E works as Executive Director and F works as Assistant General Manager.)

9. Neither the B nor C belong to city I. B was neither Executive Director nor Divisional Manager.

10. Four employees sit between the one who belongs to city H and I.

(So, D is from city H and C belongs to city G)

No one was sitting between Assistant General Manager and C so, the answer is zero.

Employee: A, B, C, D, E and F.

City: G, H, I, J, K and L.

1. The Chief General Manager and the Assistant General Manager belong to city J and K.

2. E is neither Divisional Manager nor Chief General Manager.

3. The person who is Divisional Manager is not from city H.

4. The person who is Executive Director belongs to city L.

5. Four people were sitting between A and D.

6. C was sitting third to the right of D

7. F is neither Chief General Manager nor he is from city K.

(So, F belongs to city J.)

8. Neither E nor B was sitting between The General Manager and Divisional Manager.

(So, only place left for B is between the Executive Director and the General Manager.)

(We can also conclude that E works as Executive Director and F works as Assistant General Manager.)

9. Neither the B nor C belong to city I. B was neither Executive Director nor Divisional Manager.

10. Four employees sit between the one who belongs to city H and I.

(So, D is from city H and C belongs to city G)

Hence, B belongs to city K.

There can be two possible arrangements as follows:

K > A > G > B > F > M

K > M > A > G > B > F

Hence, who is shorter than F cannot be determined.

The least possible Venn diagram for the given statements is as follows

Conclusion:

I. Some LED are computer →True.

II. Some LED are TV → True.

Hence, both conclusion I and II follow.

Using the following notations, we can draw the Family Tree,

From statement I:

F is the husband of A and S is the son of B.

The relation between F and S cannot be determined here.

Therefore, the statement I alone is not sufficient to answer the question.

From statement II:

F is a father of E and D is a sister of S.

The relation between F and S cannot be determined here.

Therefore, statement II alone is not sufficient to answer the question.

From statement III:

F is a husband of S’s father’s sister.

So, we get that F is the uncle of S.

Therefore, statement III alone is sufficient to answer the question.

On combining I and II:

The relation between F and S cannot be determined here.

Therefore, the statement I and II together are not sufficient to answer the question.

Hence, statement III alone is sufficient to answer the question.

From statement I:

X and Y are taller than U.

U < X, Y

Therefore, statement I alone is not sufficient to answer the question.

From statement II:

X is taller than U but shorter than S. W is tallest than all seven friends.

U < X < S

S, T, U, V, X and Y < W

Therefore, statement II alone is not sufficient to answer the question.

From statement III:

V is shorter than T but taller than S. Y is taller than T.

S < V < T < Y

Therefore, statement III alone is not sufficient to answer the question.

On combining I and II:

U < X, Y

U < X < S

S, T, U, V, X and Y < W

Therefore, statement I and II together are not sufficient to answer the question.

On combining I and III:

U < X, Y

S < V < T < Y

Therefore, statement I and III together are not sufficient to answer the question.

On combining II and III:

U < X < S

S, T, U, V, X and Y < W

S < V < T < Y

Thus, final arrangement is as follows:

U < X < S < V < T < Y < W

Therefore, V is at fourth tallest.

Hence, statement II and III together are sufficient to answer the question.

From statement I:

Mobile products are not on the floor 3.

Mobile products can be on 1 / 2^nd / 4^th / 5 floor.

Therefore, statement I alone is not sufficient to answer the question.

From statement II:

Mobile products are on the floor which is 2 floors below the floor of Laptop products and Laptop products are neither on the floor 5 nor on 3.

Only possible option for Laptop products is the 4^th floor, so Mobile products are on the 2^nd floor.

Therefore, statement II alone is sufficient to answer the question.

From statement III:

Mobile products are neither on the topmost floor nor on the lowermost floor.

Mobile products can be on the 2^nd / 3 / 4^th floor.

Therefore, statement III alone is not sufficient to answer the question.

On combining I and III:

Mobile products can be on the 2^nd / 4^th floor.

Therefore, the statements I and III together are not sufficient to answer the question.

Hence, statement II alone is sufficient to answer the question.

From Statement I: A is heavier than B

A > B

Statement I alone is not sufficient to answer the question.

From Statement II: C is heavier than D

C > D

Statement II alone is not sufficient to answer the question.

From Statement III : C is heavier than B

C > B

Statement III alone is not sufficient to answer the question.

From statements I and II,

A > B, C > D

Statement I and II together are not sufficient to answer the question.

From statements II and III,

C > B/D

Statement II and III together are not sufficient to answer the question.

From statements I and III,

A/C > B

Statement I and III together are not sufficient to answer the question.

Combining all statements

A/C > B/D

Hence, data is insufficient.

The operations performed by the rearrangement machine are as follows,

1. Words and numbers are arranged alternatively starting with number.

2. Words are arranged in descending order according to dictionary.

3. Numbers are arranged in ascending order.

In step I, ‘16’ which is smallest number is placed at first place and rest all are shifted towards right.

In step II, ‘taken’ which is highest according to dictionary is placed at second place and rest all are sifted towards right.

In step III, next lowest number and in step IV, next highest word is placed at third and fourth place respectively.

The process is continued till all the words and numbers are arranged.

We will follow the same operation on given input,

Input: Keep 20 116 honey dell 68 54 yarn

Step I: 20 keep 116 honey dell 68 54 yarn

Step II: 20 yarn keep 116 honey dell 68 54

Step III: 20 yarn 54 keep 116 honey dell 68 (‘keep’ get placed automatically)

Step IV: 20 yarn 54 keep 68 116 honey dell

Step V: 20 yarn 54 keep 68 honey 116 dell

And Step V is the final output.

The operations performed by the rearrangement machine are as follows,

1. Words and numbers are arranged alternatively starting with number.

2. Words are arranged in descending order according to dictionary.

3. Numbers are arranged in ascending order.

In step I, ‘16’ which is smallest number is placed at first place and rest all are shifted towards right.

In step II, ‘taken’ which is highest according to dictionary is placed at second place and rest all are sifted towards right.

In step III, next lowest number and in step IV, next highest word is placed at third and fourth place respectively.

The process is continued till all the words and numbers are arranged.

We will follow the same operation on given input,

Input: belly 57 catch 21 book 43 boy 7

Step I: 7 belly 57 catch 21 book 43 boy

Step II: 7 catch belly 57 21 book 43 boy

Step III: 7 catch 21 belly 57 book 43 boy

Step IV: 7 catch 21 boy belly 57 book 43

Step V: 7 catch 21 boy 43 belly 57 book

Step VI: 7 catch 21 boy 43 book belly 57

Step VII: 7 catch 21 boy 43 book 57 belly

And step VII is the Final output.

The last but one step is Step VI.

We cannot determine the input of this type of question based on any of its step as there are many possible of inputs.

The operations performed by the rearrangement machine are as follows,

1. Words and numbers are arranged alternatively starting with number.

2. Words are arranged in descending order according to dictionary.

3. Numbers are arranged in ascending order.

In step I, ‘16’ which is smallest number is placed at first place and rest all are shifted towards right.

In step II, ‘taken’ which is highest according to dictionary is placed at second place and rest all are sifted towards right.

In step III, next lowest number and in step IV, next highest word is placed at third and fourth place respectively.

The process is continued till all the words and numbers are arranged.

We will follow the same operation on given input,

Step II: 5 yell 59 48 melon poll 69 out

Step III: 5 yell 48 59 melon poll 69 out

Step IV: 5 yell 48 poll 59 melon 69 out(‘59’ get placed automatically)

Step V: 5 yell 48 poll 59 out melon 69

Step VI: 5 yell 48 poll 59 out 69 melon

Step VI is the Final Output.

After Step II, 4 more steps were required to complete the arrangement.

The operations performed by the rearrangement machine are as follows,

1. Words and numbers are arranged alternatively starting with number.

2. Words are arranged in descending order according to dictionary.

3. Numbers are arranged in ascending order.

In step I, ‘16’ which is smallest number is placed at first place and rest all are shifted towards right.

In step II, ‘taken’ which is highest according to dictionary is placed at second place and rest all are sifted towards right.

In step III, next lowest number and in step IV, next highest word is placed at third and fourth place respectively.

The process is continued till all the words and numbers are arranged.

We will follow the same operation on given input,

Step III: 24 tin 48 91 60 may get fill

Step IV: 24 tin 48 may 91 60 get fill

Step V: 24 tin 48 may 60 91 get fill

Step VI: 24 tin 48 may 60 get 91 fill

Step VI is the Final output. i.e. 24 tin 48 may 60 get 91 fill

Using the following notations, we can draw the Family Tree:

Clearly, N is the Sister-in-law of K.

Using the following notations, we can draw the Family Tree:

Clearly, I is the cousin of M.

Using the following notations, we can draw the Family Tree:

Clearly, L is the Father-in-law of G.

We have drawn the figure according to the information given in the question,

Now distance between Temple E and Temple G = EH + HG = 2 + 2 = 4 km.