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We are three friends—Saptarsh, Rushat and Trivendra – each has some red and white balls.

I. Saptarsh has atleast one red ball and twice as many white balls as red balls.

II. Rushat has atleast one red ball and three times as many white balls as red balls.

III. Trivendra has atleast one red ball and three more white balls than red balls.

IV. When I tell you the number of balls we have altogether – the number is less than 25, you will know how many balls I have, but not how many balls each of the others has.”

1. How many balls do these three people have altogether?

a. 12

b. 19

c. 24

d. 29

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Logical Reasoning Sample Questions

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A survey of 25 students who took CAT 2003 (Retest) gave the following information regarding the question set that they attempted

I. 15 students attempted the first puzzle set.

II. 2 attempted the first puzzle as well as data sufficiency but not the last table based question set.

III. 12 attempted the last table based question set.

IV. 3 attempted the first puzzle and the last table based question set but not data sufficiency question set.

V. 11 attempted data sufficiency question set.

VI. 4 attempted data sufficiency question set as well as the last table based question set but not first puzzle set.

VII. 3 people attempted all of the above 3 and no student attempted any partially.

1. How many people left out from all the 3 sets – first puzzle, data sufficiency and last table?

a. 1

b. 2

c. 3

d. 4

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Logical Reasoning Sample Questions

Direction for next 3 Logical Reasoning Questions: Answer the logical reasoning questions based on the given information.

During a war a country P attacked a country A but on the other hand helped its friend country C when it was attacked. R helped B when it was attacked by the country that helped A when it was attacked. Q helped D when it was attacked by R. S did not attack C. Only 1 country helped another country when it was attacked by a single country. A, B, C and D are the countries that were attacked but they did not attack or help any other country. No country attacked 2 or more countries or helped 2 or more countries.

1. Who attacked B?
a. P
b. Q
c. R
d. S

2. The countries that helped A and D are respectively
a. Q, P
b. S, P
c. S, Q
d. R, Q

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Logical reasoning questions with solutions

Logical reasoning questions with solutions- Directions for next 3 Logical reasoning questions: Answer the logical reasoning questions on the basis of the information given below.

Amisha, Bipasha, Chitra, Depika and Eravati are five friends specializing in different subjects, viz. Rural Management, Event Management, Operations HR and Sports Management, not necessarily in this order, while pursuing their MBA degree. Also, they come from different cities, viz., Delhi, Kolkata, Pune, Mumbai and Chennai and have studied in different fields i.e., C.A., Engineering, Arts, Commerce and Science (again, not necessarily in this order)

Some more data is available:

1. Exactly one of the five friends’ shares the initial letter of her name that of the city she comes from and that of the subject she had studied before she enrolled for MBA.
2. Exactly one girl (not Eravati) has her name, the name of her city, the name of her field of study that of her specialization all starting with different letters of the alphabet.
3. Depika has studied Engineering and comes from Delhi.
4. Amisha is from Mumbai and is neither studying Rural Management nor Event Management.
5. Bipasha is studying HR and the one who has studied Arts is not studying Sports Management.?

1. Who is studying Operations?
a. Amisha
b. Eravati
c. Chitra
d. Cannot be determined

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Sample Logical Questions

Sample Logical Questions- Direction for next 2 Sample Logical Questions: Answer the sample logical questions on the basis of the information given below.

A certain perfume is available at a duty-free shop at the Bangkok international airport. It is priced in the Thai currency Baht but other currencies are also acceptable. In particular, the shop accepts Euro and US Dollar at the following rates of exchange:

US Dollar 1 = 41 Bahts

Euro 1 = 46 Bahts

The perfume is priced at 520 Bahts per bottle. After one bottle is purchased, subsequent bottles are available at a discount of 30%. Three friends S, R and M together purchase three bottles of the perfume, agreeing to share the cost equally. R pays 2 Euros. M pays 4 Euros and 27 Thai Bahts and S pays the remaining amount in US Dollars.

1. How much does M owe to S in US Dollars?
a. 3
b. 4
c. 5
d. 6

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Logical Reasoning Questions and Answers

Logical Reasoning Questions and Answers- Direction for next 3 Logical reasoning questions: Refer to the information given below and answer the Logical reasoning questions that follows.

In the M. sc. Nuclear Physics class of Presidency Collage there are 151 students. They must choose either two or three out of 4 optional subjects, Nuclear Thermo Dynamics, Nuclear Field Theory, Nuclear Radiation, Nuclear Reaction in their combination.

Given below are some clues about breakup of 2004-05 classes
Number of students taking 2 subject combination = 132 students.
Students taking only Nuclear Thermo Dynamics & Nuclear Field Theory = 12
Students taking only Nuclear Field Theory & Nuclear Reaction = 33
Students taking only Nuclear Theory Dynamics & Nuclear Radiation = 31
Students taking only Nuclear Radiation & Nuclear Reaction = 46

1. What is the number of students who took nuclear Thermo Dynamics in their combination?
a. less than 75
b. 75
c. more than 75
d. can’t be determined
e) 23

2. What is the number of students who took Nuclear Radiation in their combination?
a. less than 95
b. 95
c. more than 95
d. 54
e. can’t be determined

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Logical Questions With Solutions

Logical Questions With Solutions: Directions for next 3 Logical Questions: Solution the Logical Questions based on the following information:

Each digit, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 is represented by a different letter A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and I but not necessarily in this order. Further, each of A + B + C + D + E, E + F + G and G + H + I is equal to13.

1. Find the value of E.
a.5
b. 7
c. 4
d. 6
e. cannot be determined

2. What is the sum of C, E and G?
a. 7
b. 9
c. 4
d. 5
e. cannot be determined

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Easy Logical Reasoning Questions

Easy Logical Reasoning Questions: Direction for next 3 Logical Reasoning Questions: Refer to the information given below and answer the easy question that follows.

In the M. sc. Nuclear Physics class of Presidency Collage there are 151 students. They must choose either two or three out of 4 optional subjects, Nuclear Thermo Dynamics, Nuclear Field Theory, Nuclear Radiation, Nuclear Reaction in their combination.

Given below are some clues about breakup of 2004-05 classes:

Number of students taking 2 subject combination = 132 students.

Students taking only Nuclear Thermo Dynamics & Nuclear Field Theory = 12

Students taking only Nuclear Field Theory & Nuclear Reaction = 33

Students taking only Nuclear Theory Dynamics & Nuclear Radiation = 31

Students taking only Nuclear Radiation & Nuclear Reaction = 46

.

1. What is the number of students who took nuclear Thermo Dynamics in their combination?

a. less than 75

b. 75

c. more than 75

d. can’t be determined

e) 23

.

2. What is the number of students who took Nuclear Radiation in their combination?

a. less than 95

b. 95

c. more than 95

d. 54

e. can’t be determined

.

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Logical Reasoning Questions for MBA

Logical Reasoning Questions for MBA-Directions for next 3 Logical Reasoning Questions: Answer the Logical Reasoning questions based on the following information.

The following table gives the TAEC ratings of cricket playing nations. Overall score is calculated as the weighted average of Match scores and tournament scores. All nations are then ranked in descending order of the overall scores. The table gives the scores for 2003 and also the difference in the overall scores of 2003 compared to 2003.

Team	Match scores (MI)	Tournament scores (TI)	Overall scores =MI x 0.75 + TI x 0.25	Difference	Ranking on Dec. 1,2003
Australia	75.91	100.00	81.93	2.45	1
South Africa	56.47	32.14	50.39	-5.93	2
India	45.81	45.83	45.82	-10.38	3
Sri Lanka	52.16	23.53	45.00	-12.57	4
Pakistan	40.97	29.41	38.08	-15.64	5
England	39.42	28.57	36.71	-16.85	6
New Zealand	36.41	28.57	34.45	-0.91	7
West Indies	35.65	9.09	29.01	7.85	8
Zimbabwe	16.90	14.29	16.25	-8.35	9

Difference = (Overall score of 2003 – Overall score of 2002)

1. Which team would have been ranked second on December 1, 2002?

a. India

b. Sri Lanka

c. Pakistan

d. England

e. Cannot be determined

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2. If the overall score was purely based on Match scores (i.e. overall scores = Match scores ´ 1 + Tournament scores ´ 0), the team which benefits the most (maximum improvement in rank) in the change in its ranking (compared to current ranking) is

a. India

b. Sri Lanka

c. Australia

d. England

e. None of these

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Logical Reasoning Questions Papers

Logical Reasoning Questions Papers: Directions for next 5 logical reasoning  questions: Refer to the data below and answer the logical questions that follow:

A, B, C and D are four football teams taking in the ULFA Cup. Each team is required to play against all the other teams once. The matches will be played on grounds P, Q,  R and S. You as the coordinator of the ULFA Cup are required to allot matches to the four grounds. To allot the matches, you must meet the following conditions:

I. Grounds P and Q can host matches only on Sundays and grounds R and S can host matches only on Saturday.
II. Team A can play its matches either on ground P or R and on no other grounds.
III. Team B can play its matches either on ground P or Q and on no other grounds.
IV. Team C can play its matches on all grounds except P.
V. All grounds must host at least one match.

1. On which one of the following grounds will the match between b and C be played?
a. P
b. Q
c. R
d. S

2. Which one of the following set of teams must play the match on a Saturday?
a. C and D
b. A and B
c. A and D
d. A and C

3. Which one of the following set of teams will not play the match on a Saturday?
a. C and D
b. A and B
c. A and D
d. A and C

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