Syllogism Tricks to Solve Reverse Syllogism Questions – New Pattern

 

What is Reverse Syllogism?

Reverse Syllogism means Conclusions will be given and you have to find out which statements follow these conclusions.

Tricks to be Remembered Before Solving Reverse Syllogism

The best way to approach Reverse syllogism is elimination method. Before eliminating an option we must take note on the golden rules. Before moving to rules we must know the basic terms used in solving reverse syllogism.

What are Positive Terms?

Positive terms are nothing but All and Some were the positive terms.

What are Negative Terms?

Negative terms are nothing but No and Some Not were the negative terms.

What are Universal Positive statements?

When all the statements were positive in an option, then it is called Universal positive.

What are Universal Negative statements?

When all the statements were negative in an option, then it is called Universal negative.

Seating Arrangement Questions with Answers: Tricks & Explanation

Importance of Seating Arrangement Questions in Bank Exams

The seating arrangement is one of the integral parts of the bank exams considering the Reasoning section. In fact, there are a lot of subparts in the same that the candidates must gain mastery over to ace the whole examination process. The candidates can check the important chapters of the Seating Arrangement in the space below:

• Linear Seating Arrangement
• Circular Seating Arrangement
• Train Seating Arrangement
• Row Based Arrangement
• Complex Arrangement

Seating Arrangement Tricks

The Seating Arrangement is one of the most prominent parts of the banking exams. In addition to this, if the candidates know the best way and trick to solve the same then they can easily fetch 10 15 marks in less time. The most important seating arrangement trick that a candidate can use to solve the seating arrangement exam is given in the space below:

• The candidates must always try to read the question in a go and then try to break it into bits and pieces.
• Also, the candidates must start with those lines that consist of the maximum clues to solve the questions.
• The candidates while solving the seating arrangement problems must try to find the possible causes and try to eliminate every point one by one. Following the right process will help the candidates in easily solving the questions of the seating arrangement PDF. 

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Important Topics for SBI PO 2020 Prelims | Check Expected Topics

 Important Topics for SBI PO 2020 Prelims:

Important Topics for SBI PO 2020 Prelims are here. The SBI PO 2020 prelims exam dates are nearing very soon. Also, you can expect the SBI PO prelims admit card 2020 at any time. Here we provide the important topics for SBI PO 2020 for your prelims exam preparation.

For the prelims preparation, we have added the important topics for SBI PO. These important topics for SBI PO 2020 are the most expected topics for the exam. If you prepare these topics, you can score more. We have analyzed the SBI PO previous year papers. Then we have segregated some topics here as the most expected topics for SBI PO 2020 prelims. So practice all these important topics for SBI PO 2020 prelims. As per the SBI PO notification 2020, the exam dates are,

• SBI PO prelims 2020 exam dates – 31st Dec 2020 & 2nd, 4th, 5th Jan 2021
• SBI PO mains 2020 exam date – 29th January 2021

SBI PO 2020:

The SBI PO 2020 selection process consists of 3 stages :

• Prelims exam
• Main exam
• Interview (Or Interview & Group Exercises)

To succeed in this recruitment, you have to work very hard. The preliminary exam is the first big step. For your preliminary exam preparation, we have added the important topics for SBI PO 2020 exam.

SBI PO 2020 Prelims Exam Pattern:

Current Affairs 21st October 2020| Current Affairs News

 CURRENT AFFAIRS: DAYS

World Osteoporosis Day

• World Osteoporosis Day is observed annually on October 20th, and launches a year-long campaign dedicated to raising global awareness of the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of osteoporosis and metabolic bone disease.
• The campaign will feature “THAT’S OSTEOPOROSIS” as a headline, highlighting emotionally impactful visuals and stories of real people living with osteoporosis in all regions of the world.

International Chefs Day

• Each year on October 20th, World chefs celebrates International Chefs Day.
• Since its creation by the Late Chef Dr. Bill Gallagher in 2004, World chefs has been committed to using International Chefs Day to celebrate our noble profession, always remembering that it is our duty to pass on our knowledge and culinary skills to the next generation of Chefs with a sense of pride and commitment to the future.
• This year’s International Chefs Day campaign theme is Healthy Food for the Future!

CURRENT AFFAIRS: NATIONAL

Shipping Minister Mansukh Mandaviya launches indigenous software solution for vessel traffic

• Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya e-launched an indigenous software solution for Vessel traffic services (VTS) and Vessels Traffic Monitoring Systems (VTMS).
• Presently, India has approximately 15 VTS systems operational along the Indian Coast and there is no uniformity of VTS software as each system has its own VTS software.
• VTS and VTMS is a software which determines vessel positions, position of other traffic or meteorological hazard warnings and extensive management of traffic within a port or waterway.
• VTS contributes to safety of life at sea, safety and efficiency of navigation and protection of the marine environment, adjacent shore areas, work sites and offshore installations from possible adverse effects of maritime traffic.
• Data from traffic movements can be stored and used as reference information for port administration, port authorities, coastguards and search and rescue services.
• VTMS is mandatory under IMO Convention SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea).
• The VTMS traffic image is compiled and collected by means of advanced sensors such as radar, direction finding, CCTV and other co-operative systems and services.
• VTS Software can be provided to Indian trade friendly nations like Maldives, Mauritius, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Gulf countries.
• Ministry of Shipping has sanctioned an amount of Rs 10 crore to IIT, Chennai for development of indigenous VTS software.

About Minister of Shipping

• Minister of State for Shipping and Union Minister of State for Chemical and Fertilizers: Mansukh Laxmanbhai Mandaviya
• Constituency: Gujarat

Defence Minister releases new version of DRDO Procurement Manual 2020

• Defence Minister Rajnath Singh released a new version of the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) Procurement Manual 2020 (PM-2020). The previous Procurement Manual was modified in 2016.
• “Bid security declaration option for earnest money deposit, increase of threshold limit for advance payment, placement of order on lowest bidder 2 (L2) in case L1 backs out are some of the salient features of the new manual, which will assist the industry for the speedy execution of projects,” an official statement stated.
• This is being done to encourage more participation of Indian industry, including start-ups and micro, small & medium enterprises (MSMEs) in defence research and development, the statement added.
• Some more enabling measures of PM-2020 are exemption of bid security and performance security up to 10 lakh, no negotiations for commercial off-the-shelf items/services wherever price discovery is happening through market forces.
• Performance security for service contracts is linked to the payment cycle instead of total contract value. Procurement of stores from development partners, safeguarding of free issue material through insurance cover instead of bank guarantee are other facilitating measures have been adopted to help the industry.
• “In the new PM-2020, the liquidated damage (LD) rate for development contracts has been reduced. The delivery period (DP) extension process has been simplified for faster decision making. Many of the internal procedures have been further simplified for faster engagement with industry,” the statement stated.

About MoD:

• Defence Minister: Rajnath Singh
• Constituency: Lucknow, Up

Dr Harsh Vardhan Launches CuRED, CSIR Partnered Clinical Trials Website

• Union Health and Science and Technology Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan launched CuRED, a website that gives comprehensive info about the numerous COVID-19 clinical trials that the Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR) is engaged in partnership with industry, other government departments and ministries.
• CSIR Ushered Repurposed Drugs (CuRED) provides information about the drugs, diagnostics and devices including the current stage of the trials, partnering institutions and their role in the trials and other details, as per a release by the Science & Technology Ministry.
• CSIR is exploring multiple combination clinical trials of anti-virals with host-directed therapies for the potential treatment of COVID-19. It is also working with the AYUSH Ministry for conducting clinical trials of AYUSH drugs. It has also undertaken safety & efficacy trials of AYUSH prophylactics and therapeutics based on individual plant-based compounds and in combination.
• In addition to these, CSIR has also been involved in clinical trials of diagnostics and devices.

About CSIR:

• Director General: Shekhar C. Mande
• Head quarters : Delhi

About Ministry of Science and Technology   :

• Union minister of Science and Technology, Minister of Health and Family Welfare and Minister of Earth Sciences: Harsh Vardhan
• Constituency: Chandni Chowk

Indian spends 3.5% of average daily income on food

• On an average an Indian spends 5% of his/ her daily income for a plate of food as compared to 0.6% by a New Yorker and an astonishing , according to the “Cost of a Plate of Food” report released by the UN’s World Food Programme (WFP).
• As per the report, the most expensive plate of food is of South Sudan where people on average would have to spend 186% of their daily salary on basic ingredients. In the list that features 36 countries across the globe, India stands at 28th position as per the percentage of money, people would pay on a plate of food compared to their salaries.
• It has brought to light how countries in sub-Saharan Africa feature heavily in the report with 17 of the top 20 drawn from this region.
• “The region’s high dependency on food imports leaves it vulnerable to global economic conditions, while high use of informal labour means masses of workers are prey to sudden losses of income,” it stated.
• The report stated such a difference brings into sharp focus the huge inequalities at play between people living in developing countries and others in more prosperous parts of the world. It stated conflict and climate change have long affected people’s ability to afford food across multiple countries, as they are driven from their land and livelihoods and left unable to produce or buy the produce they need to feed their families.
• Now Covid-19 has added another layer to the challenges faced by most vulnerable groups, through increased unemployment, loss of remittances and weak economies that prevent countries offsetting the worst effects of the pandemic, the report has highlighted. Market-dependent groups in urban areas are increasingly at risk.

About World Food Programme:

• Headquarters: Rome, Italy
• Heads: David Beasley, Ertharin Cousin

IBPS SO Reasoning Preparation: Start with the Experts Advice

 Every year IBPS (Institute of Banking Personnel Selection) releases vacancies for the post of SO (Specialist Officers). This exam is conducted for the recruitment of specialist officers in public sector banks. In this post, we are going to take a closer look at IBPS SO Reasoning Preparation. Let us begin:

IBPS SO is conducted in three phases:

1. Preliminary
2. Mains
3. Interview

IBPS SO tests the candidates’ knowledge in the following subjects:

    Post: Law officer & Rajbhabha Adhikari 

• Reasoning
• English language
• General awareness

    Post: Agriculture Field Officer, Marketing Officer, HR/Personnel Officer, IT Officer

• Reasoning
• English language
• Quantitative aptitude

As you can observe, IBPS SO Reasoning is tested in prelims for selection for all the posts. It is the most crucial section to determine the eligibility for the mains.

IBPS SO Reasoning Pattern:

It consists of 50 questions each carrying 1 mark with a time limit of 40 minutes. The total marks assigned for prelims are 150 to be completed in 120 minutes. For every wrong answer, 0.25 marks are deducted.
This gives more reason to emphasize the reasoning section. Therefore, in this article, we will focus on the IBPS SO Reasoning preparation strategy and tips:

But First let’s discuss the syllabus as before starting the preparation, the most important part for any competitive exam is a proper understanding of its syllabus.

IBPS SO Reasoning Syllabus 2020:

Practice Logical Reasoning Ability Questions (Miscellaneous)

 Dear Readers, Reasoning Section play a vital role in Banking and all other competitive exams. To enrich your preparation here we have provided a new series of Practice Questions on Reasoning Ability – Miscellaneous. Candidates who are going to appear in Bank Exams 2020 can practice these questions daily and make your preparation effective.

In the Competitive Exams, Reasoning questions play a vital part, and moreover, we can say that the Reasoning part decides the Success, which means a person who is strong in Reasoning can easily crack the examination. 

The Reasoning Ability – Miscellaneous is one of the crucial and most scoring sections in any banking examination. Effective preparation with the right materials will help you to crack this section easily. You will procure a complete idea of the Reasoning Ability – Miscellaneous from the Reasoning questions.

Candidates those who are appearing for SBI PO 2020, SBI Clerk 2020, IBPS RRB 2020, IBPS PO 2020, IBPS Clerk 2020, SSC CGL 2020, RRB Railway Recruitment 2020 can also practice these questions daily and make your preparation effective.

Reasoning Ability Miscellaneous – Exams Covered

• Banking (SBI PO Prelims, SBI Clerk Mains, RRB PO Prelims, RRB Clerk Prelims, IBPS PO Prelims/Mains, NABARD, RBI Grade B)
• SSC (CGL, CHSL)
• Railway (RRB JE, NTPC)
• Insurance (LIC Clerk Prelims, LIC HFL/Assistant, NIACL)

Crack SBI Clerk / Syndicate PO / Canara Bank PO – Reasoning Ability (Miscellaneous)

Direction (1-5): In the following questions, only one conclusion is given and five statements are given a), b), c), d) and e). From this you have to take the statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts and then decide which of the given statement logically follows.

1) Conclusion:

All cars are being Door is a Possibility.

Some bikes are not Houses.

All Doors are being car is a Possibility.

a) Statements:

All Doors are Window.

No Window is House.

Some House is Car.

Some Cars are Bike.

b) Statements:

No Door is Window.

Some Windows are House.

Some House is Car.

Some Cars are Bike.

C) Statements:

Some Doors are Window.

Some Windows are House.

All House is Car.

Some Cars are Bike.

d) Statements:

All Doors are Window.

Some Windows are House.

No House is Car.

Some Cars are Bike.

e) None of these

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2) Conclusion:

All Tablets are being Mobile is a Possibility.

Some Mobiles are not Computer.

All Computers are being Laptop is a Possibility.

a) Statements:

All Mouse are Mobile.

No Computer is Mouse.

Some Laptops are Mobile.

Some Computers are Tablet.

B) Statements:

No Computers is Tablet.

Some Mouse is Mobile.

Some Computers are Mouse.

C) Statements:

All Laptops are Mobile.

Some Computers are Tablet.

No Tablet is a Mouse.

Some Mouse is Mobile.

d) Statements:

Some Computers are Mouse.

Some Mouse is Mobile.

All Computers are tablets.

Some laptops are Mobile.

e) None of these

Get Ready Soon For Bank Exams | Exam Season Awaits Soon

Aspirants, get ready soon for bank exams. Now 5th lock-down is going on in our country. Also relaxations are allowed in green zones. SBI clerk mains & other exam announcements may come anytime. So candidates speed up your preparation and get ready soon for bank exams.

Due to COVID-19 issues, all bank exams have been delayed. In the quarantine period, most of the candidates have lost their mindset for exam preparation. Even though some people had the preparation ideas, they couldn’t continue it in a full fledged manner. Now government is allowing relaxations in green zones. Also, it may be the final phase of lock-down in our country. So you can expect the IBPS RRB and other exam announcements very soon. Hence speed up your preparation and practice in the remaining days and get ready soon to crack upcoming bank exams with tough competition.

Get ready Soon For Bank Exam Season:

Here we have added some points regarding why you should hurry up your preparation and practice for the bank exams. By going through these points you will realize the situation and necessity to speed up your preparation.

• There is a very hot buzz, that the TCS-ion has kept the exam centers ready. So exam will take place anytime soon. So candidates get ready soon for the bank exam season.
• Just few weeks back IBPS results are out. Candidates can also expect the SBI clerk prelims result anytime soon. So the exam season will ring the bell soon.
• Just few days back J&K bank recruitment for PO and Associate cadres was out. So you can expect the upcoming IBPS RRB and other bank exam notification soon. So prepare in a full fledged manner.
• Now some candidates are feeling that exam may get postponed further. But anyway exam will take place at any cost soon. So get ready soon for the upcoming bank bank exams.
• Your fellow competitors are working hard in all possible ways. So you have also to work hard to fight out this battle.
• There is chance for a little vacancy decrease in this year. Also the number of applicants may increase. This will make the competition even more tight. So get ready as soon as possible.
• After sudden announcements, you will not have sufficient time. So accelerate your preparation process and get ready for upcoming bank exam season.
• You cannot prepare the general awareness section at the last few days of exam. this section will enhance your victory chances. So wake up and do daily preparation without major breaks.
• Aspirants take this time space as a gift. Use this time to convert all your weak zones into strong zones. Also you can prepare for interview rounds at free times. Because you cannot get ready for the interview in one or two days. Use this time to take more mock tests to improve your standard. So that you can get ready soon to crack upcoming tough bank exams.

Winning Formula for Upcoming Tough Exams:

Here we have added some winning formula for upcoming tough bank exams. Follow these tips for the remaining days.

• Do daily general awareness preparation and attend quizzes.
• Take full length mock tests and analyze your weak areas completely.
• Before attending another mock test, correct all your mistakes. So that you can reduce your mistakes in the next mock test.

Repeat this process until the exam. So that you can get ready soon to crack the upcoming tough bank exams. Also your confidence will go high during the exam. this is the apt winning formula for the aspirants to crack the upcoming SBI clerk mains, RBI Assistant mains and other IBPS bank exams.

Syllogism for Bank,Rail,SSS,PSC,Police Exam in Bengali

Hi, In this session I will show you how to solve the questions related to Syllogism that are expected to come in the Banking, SSC,PSC,POLICE and Railway Exam. Please stay with me and learn the unknown. It will be helpful for your forthcoming All Govt Exam. You may follow me in my face book page.All bank,ssc and rail exam topic we will discuss in future videos. Syllogism reasoning Questions are in English and explanation only in hindi/bengali. Excellence: Excellence Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ExcellenceEd... Excellence Website(Free Study Material): http://banking-hub.blogspot.in Excellence Education Telegram Channel: https://t.me/ExcellenceEducation Excellence Instagram Handle https://www.instagram.com/toexcellence/ Banking Hub Facebook Page: https://m.facebook.com/HubBanking/ Excellence Publication https://www.facebook.com/ExcellencePu... Excellence Video Classes https://unacademy.com/@Excellence/ Excellence Website: http://excellencebanking.blogspot.in/ Contact Number -9062633354

Puzzle Test : 1st September

Eight candidates are going to attend lecture on two different dates-14th and 29th of the four different months starting from March to June. Only three candidates attend lecture between Varsha and Unnati, who goes in the month which has an even number of days. More than four candidates attend lecture after Priyal. Only two candidates attend lecture between Priyal and Taruna, who attends on an even number date. Varsha attends lecture immediate after Riya, but not in the same month. Queen and Weom attend lecture on the same date but in different month. More than one candidate attend lecture between Shivani and Weom. Unnati and Taruna doesn’t attend lecture in the same month.

Who among the following attends lecture on 29th May?

Queen

Taruna

Varsha

Cannot be determined

None of these

 

Varsha attends lecture on which of the following month?

March

April

June

May

Cannot be determined

 

How many candidates are going in between Riya and Queen?

1

2

3

4

None of these

 

Which of the statement is true about Weom?

Both b and c are true

Queen attends lecture immediately before Weom

Weom attends lecture on odd numbered date

Weom attends lecture on the month which has even number of days

All are true

 

Four of the following are alike in a certain way so form a group, which among the following does not belong to that group?

Shivani-14th May

Varsha-29th April

Unnati-14th June

Queen-29th May

Priyal-14th March

Questions Asked in SSC MTS Exam held Today i.e. 2nd August 2019 for All Shifts

Check all the Questions Asked in SSC MTS Exam held Today i.e. 2nd August 2019 for All Shifts. SSC has successfully conducted today's SSC MTS 2019 Exam for all shifts. The examination will continue to take place in different shifts till 22nd August 2019. In this article, we will discuss all the questions that actually appeared in your examination to help you know the level of the questions. This post will be beneficial for all the candidates who are yet to appear for SSC MTS Exam 2019.

Questions Asked in Today's SSC MTS Exam (All Shifts)

Concepts of Blood Relation : Latest Pattern Questions

Hello Students,

We all know that blood relation questions are part of the miscellaneous category of reasoning section of any banking exam. The questions from this topic can be solved very easily if the basics are clear.So in this article, we are going to discuss how we can solve the questions related to blood relations.

In the recent banking exams, blood relation is asked in puzzles and seating arrangement question. we will also discuss the approach to solve those questions. 

Before moving ahead with the blood relation questions, let us discuss some basic symbols to represent various relations in blood relation questions.

Understand the Essence of Data Sufficiently

In this article, we will discuss crucial topic of reasoning section, Data Sufficiency. This section aims at testing your reasoning and logical ability.

So let's have a look at the approach you should follow while solving these questions - 

The first and foremost thing to do is go through the complete question properly first. You’ll be able to make out what data is required to arrive at the answer to the question and then proceed to the statements that have been provided.

Distance and Direction Solutions : 21.07.2019

Direction (1-3): Read the following information carefully to answer the questions that follow. 

Rajesh leaves his home and goes straight 20 meters to point P, then turns right and goes 10 meters to reach point Q. He then turns left and goes 30 meters to reach point R and finally turns right and starts walking.

Q1. If Rajesh is finally moving in the south direction, then in which direction did he start his walk (Journey)?

(a) East

(b) West

(c) North

(d) South

(e) None of these

Q2.  What is the shortest distance between point P and point R?

(a) 10 m

(b) 10√10  m

(c) 40 m

(d) 10√10  km

(e) None of these 

Q3.  What is the shortest distance between point Q and Rajesh’s home?

(a) 10 m

(b) 10√10  m

(c) 40 m

(d) 10√5  m

(e) None of these 

 S1. Ans.(a)

 Sol. Rajesh started walking towards east.

Directions (4-5): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Raj, walked 30m towards North and then took a right turn and walked 20m. He again took a right turn and walked 30m. Finally he took a left turn and after walking 10m reached his home. 

Q4. In which direction Raj’s home is located from the Raj’s starting point?

(a)South

(b) Southeast

(c) Northeast 

(d) Northwest

(e) East 

Q5. What was the total distance covered by Raj to reach his home?

(a) 100m 

(b) 40m 

(c) 80m 

(d) 60m 

(e) 90m

S4. Ans(e)

Sol.

S5. Ans(e)

Sol.

Directions (6-10): Read the following information carefully to answer the questions that follow. The questions are based on following coding formats:

$ – North

@ – South

# – East

% – West

! – Either 3 or 8 m

& – Either 4 or 9 m

© – Either 1 or 6 m

(Examples: P@Q means P is South of Q, P$%Q means P is North-West of Q, P#!Q means P is East of Q at a distance of either 3 or 8 m)

Conditions given are as:

I. A %! B

II. A $! C

III. C %& D

IV. E @& B

V. D $© F

VI. E # F

Q6. If distance between points P and D is 8 m, P$D, P%B, find the distance between points P and B?

(a) 4 m 

(b) 5 m

(c) 3 m 

(d) 8 m

(e) None of these

Q7. Given that L @! A, and L $ C, find the distance between points L and C?

(a) 2 m 

(b) 7 m

(c) 8 m 

(d) 3 m

(e) 5m

Q8. If K@C, then which of the following is definitely false?

(a) F#K 

(b) E$#K

(c) A$K  

(d) B$%K

(e) K@%D

Q9. If distance between points D and F is 6m then what will be the distance between A and C?

(a) 3m

(b) 4m

(c) 8m 

(d) 9m

(e) None of these

Q10. If distance between points B and E is 4 m, find the shortest distance between  point A and point D?

(a) 8 m 

(b) 10 m

(c) 11 m 

(d) 5 m

(e) 4 m

S6. Ans (a)

Sol. P $ D means P is to the north of D at a distance of 8 m and P%B means P is to the west of B, so from these condition distance between A and C will be 8 m and A and P is 4m and P and B is 4 m. 

S7. Ans (e)

Sol. L @! A means L is south of A at a distance of either 3m or 8 m and L $ C means L is the north of C from both the condition distance between A and L is 3 m and L and C is 5m.

S8.  Ans (d)

Sol. K@C means K is to the south of C, and option d is definitely false as B$%K means B is to the north west of K which is definitely false as B is to the north east of K. 

S9. Ans (a)

Sol. As DF=6m then distance between AC will be 3m because distance of BE will be either 4m or 9m. If AC= 8m then the condition will not be satisfied.

S10. Ans (d)

Sol. Since distance between B and E is 4 m therefore, distance between A and C will be 3m and the distance 

Direction (11-12): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Harsh started walking 2km in south direction then takes three consecutive left turns and walked distances 3km,4km,5km respectively. 

Q11. What is the direction of Harsh’s initial point (position) with respect to his final point?

(a) north west

(b) north east

(c) south west

(d) southeast

(e) none of these 

Q12. If Harsh walks a  distance of  2 km  towards south from his final position, then what is the  shortest distance between  his new position to his initial position?

(a) 2 km

(b) 3 km

(c) 4 km

(d) 1 km

(e) none of these 

S11. Ans (d)

Sol.

S12. Ans (a)

Sol.

Directions (13-15): Study the following information and answer the questions given below: 

There are AB axis in such a way that A is in north and B is in south direction. There is XY axis in such a way that X is in west direction and Y is in east direction. AB axis and XY axis intersect at a point Q in such a way that AQ is 14m, QB is 25m, QX is 23m, QY is 18 m.

While facing towards south direction at point A, Rajesh takes right turn and walks 15m and then he takes left turn and walks 24m and reached to point C. While facing towards north direction from point C, Rohit takes right turn and walks 33m and reached at point D. 

Q13. Point X is in which direction with respect to Rajesh’s final point?

 (a) south

 (b) south-east

 (c) south-west

 (d) west

 (e) north-west

Q14. Point D is in which direction with respect to Rohit’s starting position?

 (a) north

 (b) east

 (c) north-east

 (d) north-west

 (e) south-west

Q15. What is the distance between point D and point Y?

 (a) 24m

 (b) 23m

 (c) 18m

 (d) 10m

 (e) 21m

S13. Ans.(e)

Sol. 

S14. Ans.(b)

Sol. 

S15. Ans.(d)

Sol. 10m