Q1:
Calculus
Application of Derivatives
Easy
Let be a function such that
for all .
Let be a function such that for all .
Then the number of points at which has a local maximum is:
Calculus
Application of Derivatives
Easy
Let be a function such that
for all .
Let be a function such that for all .
Then the number of points at which has a local maximum is:
Geometry
Triangles
Medium
The centroid of a triangle with vertices and is . The area of the triangle is ___ square units.
Modern Math
Permutation & Combination
Medium
In how many ways can three letters (not necessarily distinct from one another) be selected from the letters of the word PARALLELOGRAMS?
Arithmetic
Percentages
Easy
25000 blood donors were registered with Red Cross in a city. The number of donors increased at the rate of 10% every 6 months. Find the total time (in years) at the end of which the total number of blood donors becomes 33275.
Modern Math
Probability
Medium
A sportsperson could be an expert in badminton and / or squash. Given that someone is a squash expert, the probability that they are expert at badminton as well is 0.8. There are twice as many badminton experts as there are squash experts. Given that Saina is a badminton expert, what is the likelihood that she is an expert in squash?
Data Interpretation
Bar Graphs
Medium
Data Interpretation
Bar Graphs
Medium
Data Interpretation
Bar Graphs
Easy
Data Interpretation
Bar Graphs
Easy
Modern Math
Matrices & Determinants
Medium
Let and be two real numbers such that the numbers are in a geometric progression. For the matrix , if , then the value of is
Algebra
Functions
Easy
Which of the following functions is a one-to-one and onto function from to ?
Modern Math
Probability
Medium
Let A, B, and C be the three mutually independent events with their probabilities equal to and respectively. Then the probability that exactly two of these events occur is
Calculus
Differentiation
Medium
Let & be functions defined by
and
Here the highest integer . Then
Number System
HCF & LCM
Medium
Two positive integers m and n satisfy HCF (m, n) = 14 and LCM (m, n) = 168. If m < n and m divides 84, what is the maximum possible value of m?
Data Interpretation
Bar Graphs
Medium
Data Interpretation
Bar Graphs
Medium
Data Interpretation
Bar Graphs
Medium
Data Interpretation
Bar Graphs
Medium
Algebra
Inequalities
Medium
If , , and , find the range of possible values of .
Algebra
Linear Equation
Easy
Two rectangles are drawn on line segments of fixed widths. When the heights are 7 m and 8 m respectively, their areas sum up to 156 m². But if these heights are 5 m and 7 m respectively, then their areas sum up to 123 m². Find the sum of the areas of the squares (in m²) drawn on the line segments.
Arithmetic
Profit & Loss
Medium
In Saroja's sari shop, the marked price of each sari is x% above the cost of its procurement. She sells each sari after a discount of 25%. In addition, if someone buys a dozen saris, she offers an extra sari for free, and still makes a profit of 8% over their cost of procurement. If Saroja had sold the saris without discounting, but with the offer of an extra saree for every dozen sold, then her profit percentage would have been:
Arithmetic
Ratio, Proportion & Variation
Medium
You are given three positive numbers such that
i) A is the sum of the first two numbers.
ii) B is the sum of the first two numbers taken away from the third number.
iii) C is the sum of all these numbers.
iv)
Select the correct option from below:
Arithmetic
Time & Work
Medium
Alice can complete a certain work in 24 days. Bob is twice as efficient as Alice. Both of them worked together for x days and stopped. The remaining work was completed by Carol working alone for (x+1) days. If Carol is 25 % less efficient than Bob, then the total number of days it took to complete the whole work was
Arithmetic
Mean, Median & Mode
Medium
A bag consists of tokens whose labels are selected from all of the first even natural numbers. The frequency of each label equals half the label itself. Then the variance of all the labels the bag is
Algebra
Progression & Series
Medium
Let be an arithmetic progression, and let be a geometric progression.
The common difference for A is 2.
The common ratio for B is 0.2, and
The infinite sum of the products is 1, where
What is ?
Modern Math
Set Theory
Medium
Let A, B and C be three sets. Then is not equal to
Algebra
Quadratic Equations
Medium
The roots of the equation are and .
Let , and one root of the equation is .
What is the value of ?
Calculus
Differentiation
Easy
Let , for all real numbers . Let S be the set of points in where is not differentiable. Then the cardinality of S is:
Modern Math
Matrices & Determinants
Medium
Let where is a real number, and . If , then is equal to
Arithmetic
Mixture & Alligation
Medium
The proportions of gold in three alloys are 40%, 50% and 80% respectively. These alloys are mixed in certain proportions to obtain 30 kg of a new alloy, which has 55% gold. If the amount of the first alloy is 9 kg, what is the amount in kg of the third alloy used?
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