Reasoning PYQs

Six people P, Q, R, S, T, and U

six different places Jaipur, Nagpur, Bangalore, Mumbai, Agra, and Delhi

1- P visited to Agra on 3^rd February and Only one person visited between P and the one who visited to Nagpur.

3- T visited immediately after the one who visited to Nagpur.

4- One person visited between T and U, who doesn't visited to Mumbai.

5- The one who visited Bangalore visited immediately after the one who visited to Mumbai.

6- S visited in a month of having 31 days but not in january and S doesn't visited on date 7 of any month.

7- Three people visited between S and R.

8- Only one person visited between the one who visited to Bangalore and the one who visited to Delhi.

9- Q doesn't visited immeediate after R. So case-2 gets eliminated.

So, Final arrangement is;

 

 

 

Hence, S visited Mumbai.

Six people P, Q, R, S, T, and U

six different places Jaipur, Nagpur, Bangalore, Mumbai, Agra, and Delhi

1- P visited to Agra on 3^rd February and Only one person visited between P and the one who visited to Nagpur.

3- T visited immediately after the one who visited to Nagpur.

4- One person visited between T and U, who doesn't visited to Mumbai.

5- The one who visited Bangalore visited immediately after the one who visited to Mumbai.

6- S visited in a month of having 31 days but not in january and S doesn't visited on date 7 of any month.

7- Three people visited between S and R.

8- Only one person visited between the one who visited to Bangalore and the one who visited to Delhi.

9- Q doesn't visited immeediate after R. So case-2 gets eliminated.

So, Final arrangement is;

 

 

Hence**, T who visited to Jaipur visited on 7^th January.**

Six people P, Q, R, S, T, and U

six different places Jaipur, Nagpur, Bangalore, Mumbai, Agra, and Delhi

1- P visited to Agra on 3^rd February and Only one person visited between P and the one who visited to Nagpur.

3- T visited immediately after the one who visited to Nagpur.

4- One person visited between T and U, who doesn't visited to Mumbai.

5- The one who visited Bangalore visited immediately after the one who visited to Mumbai.

6- S visited in a month of having 31 days but not in january and S doesn't visited on date 7 of any month.

7- Three people visited between S and R.

8- Only one person visited between the one who visited to Bangalore and the one who visited to Delhi.

9- Q doesn't visited immeediate after R. So case-2 gets eliminated.

So, Final arrangement is;

 

 

Hence, Two people visited between the one who visited to Agra and Q.

Six people P, Q, R, S, T, and U

six different places Jaipur, Nagpur, Bangalore, Mumbai, Agra, and Delhi

1- P visited to Agra on 3^rd February and Only one person visited between P and the one who visited to Nagpur.

3- T visited immediately after the one who visited to Nagpur.

4- One person visited between T and U, who doesn't visited to Mumbai.

5- The one who visited Bangalore visited immediately after the one who visited to Mumbai.

6- S visited in a month of having 31 days but not in january and S doesn't visited on date 7 of any month.

7- Three people visited between S and R.

8- Only one person visited between the one who visited to Bangalore and the one who visited to Delhi.

9- Q doesn't visited immeediate after R. So case-2 gets eliminated.

So, Final arrangement is;

 

 

Hence, U visited to Delhi.

Six people P, Q, R, S, T, and U

six different places Jaipur, Nagpur, Bangalore, Mumbai, Agra, and Delhi

1- P visited to Agra on 3^rd February and Only one person visited between P and the one who visited to Nagpur.

3- T visited immediately after the one who visited to Nagpur.

4- One person visited between T and U, who doesn't visited to Mumbai.

5- The one who visited Bangalore visited immediately after the one who visited to Mumbai.

6- S visited in a month of having 31 days but not in january and S doesn't visited on date 7 of any month.

7- Three people visited between S and R.

8- Only one person visited between the one who visited to Bangalore and the one who visited to Delhi.

9- Q doesn't visited immeediate after R. So case-2 gets eliminated.

So, Final arrangement is;

 

 

Hence, Q visited in the last.

Given:

Word: SHIPBOARD

each consonant is replaced by the previous alphabet and each vowel is replaced by the next alphabet of the english alphabetical series then;

 

Thus, the fourth from the right is P**.**

Hence, P is the right answer.

1- Pankaj starts walking in the east direction from point A.  After walking for 3km he reached point B.

2- He turned to his left and walked for 4km and reached point C. 

3- He turned to his right and walked for 6km and reached point D. 

4- He turned to his 90 degree clockwise and walked for 8km and reached point E. 

5- Point F is 4 km east to point E.

1. Anuj started walking from point T towards the west and walked for 6km and reached point U.
2. From point U he turned to his left and walked for 4 km and reached point S.
3. From point S he turned to his left and walked for 3 km to reach point R.
4. From point R he turned to his right and walked for 4 km to reach point Q.
5. From point Q he turned to his right direction and walked for 3 km to reach point P.
6. From point P he turned to the left, walked for 4 km, and reached point F.

 

final diagram;

 

Hence, Anuj stands South-West with respect to his starting point.

1- Pankaj starts walking in the east direction from point A.  After walking for 3km he reached point B.

2- He turned to his left and walked for 4km and reached point C. 

3- He turned to his right and walked for 6km and reached point D. 

4- He turned to his 90 degree clockwise and walked for 8km and reached point E. 

5- Point F is 4 km east to point E. 

 

 

 

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1. Anuj started walking from point T towards the west and walked for 6km and reached point U.
2. From point U he turned to his left and walked for 4 km and reached point S.
3. From point S he turned to his left and walked for 3 km to reach point R.
4. From point R he turned to his right and walked for 4 km to reach point Q.
5. From point Q he turned to his right direction and walked for 3 km to reach point P.
6. From point P he turned to his left and walked for 4 km and reached point F.

 

final diagram;

 

Hence, 16km is the shortest distance between point A and point Q.

1- Pankaj starts walking in the east direction from point A.  After walking for 3km he reached point B.

2- He turned to his left and walked for 4km and reached point C. 

3- He turned to his right and walked for 6km and reached point D. 

4- He turned to his 90 degree clockwise and walked for 8km and reached point E. 

5- Point F is 4 km east to point E. 

 

 

 

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1. Anuj started walking from point T towards the west and walked for 6km and reached point U.
2. From point U he turned to his left and walked for 4 km and reached point S.
3. From point S he turned to his left and walked for 3 km to reach point R.
4. From point R he turned to his right and walked for 4 km to reach point Q.
5. From point Q he turned to his right direction and walked for 3 km to reach point P.
6. From point P he turned to his left and walked for 4 km and reached point F.

 

final diagram;

 

Hence, Point U is in North-East direction of Point D.

From the given informations,

1. S sits at the extreme end of the row. Here we get 2 possible cases- Case 1 and Case 2. Three persons sit between S and T. In case 1, S sits on the left end, So T sits on the right of S but in Case 2, S sits on the right end, So T sits on the left of S.

2. L is seated exactly between S and V. In case 1, V sits on the left of T while in case 2, V sits on the right of T.

3. V sits left of T. L does not sit right of T. Here Case 2 is ruled out now.

4. X is the only immediate neighbour of Q, Which means Q sits on the right end of the row.

5. More than one person sits between J and O, who does not sit near T. Hence J sits on the left of O. So, the final arrangement is-

Hence, O is fourth to the right of V.

From the given informations,

1. S sits at the extreme end of the row. Here we get 2 possible cases- Case 1 and Case 2. Three persons sit between S and T. In case 1, S sits on the left end, So T sits on the right of S but in Case 2, S sits on the right end, So T sits on the left of S.

2. L is seated exactly between S and V. In case 1, V sits on the left of T while in case 2, V sits on the right of T.

3. V sits left of T. L does not sit right of T. Here Case 2 is ruled out now.

4. X is the only immediate neighbour of Q, Which means Q sits on the right end of the row.

5. More than one person sits between J and O, who does not sit near T. Hence J sits on the left of O. So, the final arrangement is-

Hence, J sits second to the left of M.

From the given informations,

1. S sits at the extreme end of the row. Here we get 2 possible cases- Case 1 and Case 2. Three persons sit between S and T. In case 1, S sits on the left end, So T sits on the right of S but in Case 2, S sits on the right end, So T sits on the left of S.

2. L is seated exactly between S and V. In case 1, V sits on the left of T while in case 2, V sits on the right of T.

3. V sits left of T. L does not sit right of T. Here Case 2 is ruled out now.

4. X is the only immediate neighbour of Q, Which means Q sits on the right end of the row.

5. More than one person sits between J and O, who does not sit near T. Hence J sits on the left of O. So, the final arrangement is-

Hence, Four persons are sitting between L and O.

From the given informations,

1. S sits at the extreme end of the row. Here we get 2 possible cases- Case 1 and Case 2. Three persons sit between S and T. In case 1, S sits on the left end, So T sits on the right of S but in Case 2, S sits on the right end, So T sits on the left of S.

2. L is seated exactly between S and V. In case 1, V sits on the left of T while in case 2, V sits on the right of T.

3. V sits left of T. L does not sit right of T. Here Case 2 is ruled out now.

4. X is the only immediate neighbour of Q, Which means Q sits on the right end of the row.

5. More than one person sits between J and O, who does not sit near T. Hence J sits on the left of O. So, the final arrangement is-

Hence, M sits immediate right of T.

From the given informations,

1. S sits at the extreme end of the row. Here we get 2 possible cases- Case 1 and Case 2. Three persons sit between S and T. In case 1, S sits on the left end, So T sits on the right of S but in Case 2, S sits on the right end, So T sits on the left of S.

2. L is seated exactly between S and V. In case 1, V sits on the left of T while in case 2, V sits on the right of T.

3. V sits left of T. L does not sit right of T. Here Case 2 is ruled out now.

4. X is the only immediate neighbour of Q, Which means Q sits on the right end of the row.

5. More than one person sits between J and O, who does not sit near T. Hence J sits on the left of O. So, the final arrangement is-

Except SV, in all the options each pair's person are immediate neighbour of each other. 

Hence, SV is the correct answer.

Given

Statements:

V > D = E > W < Q; V = I < O > P

On combination: P < O > I = V > D = E > W < Q

Conclusion

I. O > W → True (as O > I = V > D = E > W)

II. E < P → False (as P < O > I = V > D = E)

Hence, only conclusion I follows.

Given

Statements:

T < V ≤ R; S > E ≥ Q; V = Q

On combining: T < V = Q ≤ R; V = Q ≤ E < S

Conclusions:

I. T < S → True (T < V = Q and V = Q ≤ E < S → T < S)

II. S ≥ V → False (V = Q ≤ E < S → V < S)

Thus, the only conclusion I is true.

Given

Statements:

V ≥ D ≥ F; E < S ≤ W; F > K = W

On combining: V ≥ D ≥ F > K = W ≥ S > E

Conclusions:

I. F > S → True (F > K = W ≥ S → F > S)

II. E ≤ V → False (V ≥ D ≥ F > K = W ≥ S > E → V > E)

Thus, only conclusion I is true.

Table show alphabet serial number –

The logic is shown below –

Hence, “ZAC” is the missing term that completes the series.

The table is drawn describing symbols and their meanings,

 

1- B is the son of E who is the daughter-in-law of A.

 

 

 

2- I is the father of G.

 

 

3- C is the mother of D who is the father of F.

 

 

4- D is the son-in-law of H.

 

 

5- G is unmarried and the aunt of F.

6- I is not married to C. So A is married to C and H is married to I.

Final Arrangement:

Hence, B is the grandson of A.

The table is drawn describing symbols and their meanings,

 

1- B is the son of E who is the daughter-in-law of A.

 

 

 

2- I is the father of G.

 

 

3- C is the mother of D who is the father of F.

 

 

4- D is the son-in-law of H.

 

 

5- G is unmarried and the aunt of F.

6- I is not married to C. So A is married to C and H is married to I.

Final Arrangement:

Hence, G is the sister in law of D.