Quant Miscellaneous Questions for SBI Clerk : Set-12

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Quant Miscellaneous Questions for SBI Clerk : Set-12

1.Find the sum of all the numbers between 23 and 78 excluding all the numbers that are divisible by 9.
A  2430
B  1256
C  3491
D  1860
E  4455

2.A milkman sells two kinds of buttermilk which is a mixture of water and milk. First kind of buttermilk contains 30% water whereas the second kind of buttermilk contains 55% water and the rest is milk. The milkman decides to make a new variety of buttermilk by mixing 4 liters of buttermilk of first kind and 6 liters of buttermilk of second kind. In the new mixture, what will be the ratio of water to milk?
A  5:7
B  2:13
C  9:11
D  40:43
E  None of these

3.Manish buys a calculator from Lakshmi which she sells at a loss of 35%. Manish earns a profit of 25% by selling the calculator to Mayank. After using the calculator for some time, Mayank finds that the calculator is defective so he returns the calculator to Manish but he only gets Rs. 5.5 for every Rs.10 he spent on the calculator. What amount will he get from Manish after returning the calculator if Lakshmi buys the calculator for Rs. 1000?
A  Rs.746.28
B  Rs.556
C  Rs.248.63
D  Rs.446.875
E  Cannot be determined

4.Mihir borrows Rs.6700 from Sanya for a period of 3 years at simple interest of 9% per annum. If Sanya would have given this money at a compound interest of 10% per annum for the same time period, then the difference in the interests in the two cases would be?
A  Rs. 1637
B  Rs. 2671.2
C  Rs. 671.9
D  Rs. 408.7
E  Rs. 4783

5.1.8 kg dark chocolate is distributed among Karan, Varun and Tina. Tina gets four-fifth of what Karan and Varun together get. Find the share of Tina?
A  445.9 g
B  290 g
C  718.5 g
D  589.32 g
E  None of these

6. A time table is to be made having 9 different subjects in it. In how many ways the arrangement can be made so that Maths class always comes before Games class and Games class always comes before English class?
A  23598
B  60480
C  31132
D  59231
E  None of these

7.Student 1 can write in an A4 size paper in 12 minutes, student 2 in 8 minutes and student 3 in 15 minutes. What is the average number of A4 size papers written per hour per student for all three students?
A  5.5
B  7.5
C  8
D  5
E  2

8.What is the difference between the number of words that can be formed from VEHICLE such that the vowels are together and the words that can be formed from SEACOD such that vowels occupy the odd positions?
A  126
B  324
C  272
D  418
E  500

9.The area of a rectangle whose sides satisfy the quadratic equation 2x²– 31x + 120 = 0 is equal to the area of a triangle. If the base of the triangle is 24 cm and it is given that side of a square is equal to half the height of the triangle. Then, find the perimeter of the square?
A  44 cm
B  10 cm
C  16 cm
D  22 cm
E  12 cm

10.A large lask contains a homogeneous mixture of ethanol and methanol. The mixture contains 80% ethanol by volume and rest is methanol. What fraction of the mixture should be taken out from the lask and replaced by equal amounts of methanol to make the ratio of ethanol and methanol in the mixture 4:3?
A  2/7
B  3/5
C  7/10
D  5/9
E  None of these