Q: In these questions, the relationship between two elements is shown in the statements. These statements are followed by two conclusions. Statement: A = M >P, N > R, A > T Conclusion: I. T = P II. R < A

A = M >P, N > R, A > T I. T = P (false) There is no relation between T and P. For conclusion II - A = M >P, N > R II. R < A (false) - there is no relation between R and A. Hence, neither conclusion I nor II follows.

Q: In these questions, the relationship between two elements is shown in the statements. These statements are followed by two conclusions. Statement: Y > A B

Y > A B = Y > A B = Y > A P > Y > A I. P > A (True) P is greater than A is true. For conclusion II - B = Y > A B (false) There is no relation between N and B. Hence, only conclusion I follow.

Question 1

If "A" denotes "added to", "C" denotes "divided by", "D" denotes "multiplied by" and "B" denotes "subtracted from", then 72 C 9 D 2 B 6 A 10 = ?

Accepted Answer

20

Question 2

In a certain code language, "TOAST" is written as "03210" and "RIGID" is written as "45759". How is "DOOR" written in that code language?

Accepted Answer

9334

Question 3

In a certain code language, "REMINDER" is written as "SFNJMCDQ". How is "STANDARD" written in that code language?

Accepted Answer

TUBOCZQC

Question 4

In these questions, the relationship between two elements is shown in the statements. These statements are followed by two conclusions. Statement: A = M >P, N > R, A > T Conclusion: I. T = P II. R < A

Accepted Answer

A = M >P, N > R, A > T I. T = P (false) There is no relation between T and P. For conclusion II - A = M >P, N > R II. R < A (false) - there is no relation between R and A. Hence, neither conclusion I nor II follows.

Question 5

In these questions, the relationship between two elements is shown in the statements. These statements are followed by two conclusions. Statement: X = M < A < S = T < R Conclusion: I. M = T II. R > A

Accepted Answer

X = M < A < S = T < R Conclusions: For conclusion I - M < A < S = T - There is no relation between M and T. I. M = T (false) For conclusion II - A < S = T < R II. R > A (True) - R is greater than A. Hence, only conclusion II follow.

Question 6

In these questions, the relationship between two elements is shown in the statements. These statements are followed by two conclusions. Statement: Y > A < N, Y = B A II. N > B

Accepted Answer

Y > A < N, Y = B

B = Y > A < N For conclusion I - P > B = Y > A P > Y > A I. P > A (True) P is greater than A is true. For conclusion II - B = Y > A < N II. N > B (false) There is no relation between N and B. Hence, only conclusion I follow.

Question 7

If D = 4 DESK = 39 ,then the value of DRAW is

Accepted Answer

46

Question 8

If A=C , B= D , C = E and so on, code the following:- ‘STUDENT’

Accepted Answer

According to question: S=U, T=V, U=W, D=F, E=G, N=P, T=V

Question 9

If BLACKSMITH is coded as CNBELUNKUJ, then CHILDREN will be coded as ?

Accepted Answer

DJJNETFP

Question 10

If SYSTEM is written as RXRSDL. How can CORRECT be written in that code?

Accepted Answer

BNQDQBS

Question 11

In a certain code language, "BIOLOGY" is written as "YRLOLTB". How is "PHYSICS" written in that code language?

Accepted Answer

KSBHRXH

Question 12

In a certain code language, "RAIN" is written as "OHBQ". How is "SUMMER" written in that code language?

Accepted Answer

SDNLVR

Question 13

In a certain code language, "MATCH" is written as "NYWYM" and "BOARD" is written as "CMDNI". How is "PRINT" written in that code language?

Accepted Answer

QPLJY

Question 14

In a certain code language, "PEN-TAN" is written as "0". How is "DEN-COB" written in that code language?

Accepted Answer

3

Question 15

If '' means 'x' , 'x' means '+' , '+' means '÷' and '÷' means '' , then what will be the value of 40 x 12 + 3 6 ÷ 60 = ?

Accepted Answer

4

Question 16

In a certain coded language, 'hit ka tom' is written as 'tie the shoes', 'ka lo fod' is written as 'shoes of leather' and 'lo tin lot' is written as 'leather and raxin'. How is 'of' written in this code language?

Accepted Answer

fod

Question 17

If 6 @ 4 @ 7 = 101 and 2 @ 5 @ 11 = 150, then what is the value of A in A @ 8 @ 9 = 289?

Accepted Answer

12

Question 18

In a certain code language, 'x' represents '+', '÷' represents 'x', '-' represents '÷' and '+' represents '-'. Find out the answer to the following question. 15 x 4 ÷ 35 - 70 + 16 = ?

Accepted Answer

1

Question 19

If 19 $ 7 = 312 and 23 $ 9 = 448, then 31 $ 11 = ?

Accepted Answer

840

Question 20

In a certain code language, “CUDGEL” is written as “FYGKHP”. How is “DAINTY” written in that code language?

Accepted Answer

GELRWC

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