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Sample Logical Reasoning CAT Questions

June 12th, 2010 Posted in Logical Reasoning

Sample Logical Reasoning CAT Questions- Directions for next 3 questions: Answers the logical reasoning questions based on the following information.
The following steps refer to a certain software programme. The steps given in the code (in simple English language) shows the stages of working of the programme.

Step 0: Start of programme.
Step 1: Select X, where X is a natural number.
Step 2: If X is a prime, go to step 5.
Step 3: If X is an even number, convert X to Y. Y is defined is step 6. Go to step 6.
Step 4: If X is an odd number, convert X to Y. Y is defined in step 7. Go to step 7.
Step 5: Display output as square root to X. Go to step 9.
Step 6: Y is defined as equal to two less than the square of X. Go to step 8.
Step 7: Y is defined as equal to 5 more than the square of X. Go to step 8.
Step 8: Display output as Y.
Step 9: End of programme.

1. Find the value of X if the output number displayed is 4.121.
a. 4
b. 7
c. 17
d. 21

2. Find the value of X if the output number displayed is 2406.
a. 33
b. 47
c. 48
d/. 49

3. Find the value of X if the output number displayed is 14.
a. 3
b. 4
c. 5
d. Both a and b

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21 Responses to “Sample Logical Reasoning CAT Questions”

  1. ANS Says:

    Solutions:

    1. c. 17
    2. c. 48
    3. b. 4


  2. divya Says:

    its
    1.c
    2.d
    3.b


  3. kavan Says:

    ans is
    c 17
    d 49
    b 4


  4. ch.anil Says:

    1. C
    2. d
    3. d


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  6. saswata chakraborty Says:

    1. c
    2. d
    3. b


  7. amit dubey(adit) Says:

    1.c 17
    2.d 49
    3.b 4


  8. Sudheer Chowdary Says:

    1. C (17)
    2. D (49)
    3. B (4)


  9. admin Says:

    1. c. output displayed can be in decimal only when X is a prime number. Hence, 4.121 is the square root of a prime number which is 17.

    2. d. need to check the square of which naturak number is close to 2406.
    33 is too small, 47 is a prime number. Hence choice is between 48 and 49. It is actually square of 49 added with 5 which given 2406.

    3. b. It will be 4 only as (4)^2 – 2 = 14. We don not consider 3, though (3)^2 + 5 = 14, as 3 is a prime number.


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  11. Vivek Says:

    1. C
    2. D

    3. THe answer must be B i.e 4. beacuse if the input had been 3 then the condition at step 2 would have been satisfied and step 5 and then step 9 would have been executed in that order. therefore the condition of the program checking for 3 as odd would not have been reached. Therefore the answer must be 4 i.e. b


  12. shafi Says:

    1.c
    if output is not belongs to natural number, X is prime
    2.d
    if o/p is not decimal add 2 to the o/p or subtract 5 from the output,from which case obtain perfect sqrt ,that perfect sqrt is not prime,that is the answer
    3.b
    use above concept,get 3&4 ,4 is not prime ,there for 4 is answer


  13. waran Says:

    1.c
    2.d
    3.b


  14. amandeep Says:

    ans1 c
    ans2 d
    ans3 b


  15. debs Says:

    Ans:
    (c)
    (d)
    (b)

    :)


  16. Alka Says:

    c- 17
    d- 49
    b- 4


  17. avik Says:

    1>c
    2>d
    3>d


  18. sridevi Says:

    1) c=17
    2) d=49
    3) b=4


  19. Nalini Kanta Says:

    The answers are
    c 17 – prime (squre root of 17) in step 5.
    d 49 – odd number (square of 49 + 5) step 7.
    b 4 – even numer (square of 4 – 2) step 6.


  20. Manika Says:

    Plz post ans for the sample problems


  21. jayanta Says:

    1st ansr=17
    2nd ansr=49
    3rd ansr=3 and 4


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