Data Comparison Questions : Level 02

DIRECTIONS for questions 1 to 10: In each of these questions, two quantities are mentioned, at column A and at column B. 
To mark the answers to the questions, use the following instructions.
Choose 1: If the quantity in column A is greater. 
Choose 2: If the quantity in column B is greater.
Choose 3: If the two quantities are equal.
Choose 4: If the relationship cannot be determined.
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  1. k is a positive integer. v = 10 × k
    Column A
    The sum of the digits of k
    Column B
    The sum of the digits of v
    Option: 3
    Explanation: v = 10 x k , Let k = 325 , v = 3250,
    The sum of the digits for both remains same which is = (3 + 2 + 5 + 0) = 10
  2. m and n are integers. 0 < m < n < 10
    Column A
    The number of multiples of m between 1 and 100
    Column B
    The number of multiples of n between 1 and 100
    Option: 1
    Explanation: When m, n are integers between 1 and 10, and m < n, the number of multiples of m will be more than the number of multiples of n. E.g. for 8 , 9, the number of  multiples are respectively  12 and 11
  3.  
    Column A
    The sum of three different prime numbers if each number is less than 10
    Column B
    The sum of three different positive even integers if each integer is less than 10
    Option: 4
    Explanation: The max value of column A is 15 and min is 10,
    The max value of column B is 18 and min is 12.
    Hence, no relation can be found.
  4. a is a positive integer.
    Column A
    The remainder when a is divided by 7
    Column B
    The remainder when a2 is divided by 7
    Option: 4
    Explanation: When a = 14, the remainder of a and a2 are respectively 0 and 0.
    But when a = 16, the remainder of a and a2 are respectively 2 and 4.
  5. S = (-3, -2, 2, 3). The members of a set T are the squares of numbers in set S.
    Column A
    The number of members of S
    Column B
    The number of members of T
    Option: 1
    Explanation: S = { -3 , -2 , 2 ,3 },  T = {9 , 4 }, n ( S ) = 4, n (T ) =2
  6. The average (arithmetic mean) of 5 positive integers is 70.
    Column A
    The median of the 5 integers
    Column B
    70
    Option: 4
    Explanation: If the integers are (70 ,70 ,70, 70, 70) the median is 70, but if the integers are (60, 65, 65, 80, 80), the median is 65.
  7. R, S and T are 3 consecutive odd integers and R < S < T
    Column A
    R + S + 1
    Column B
    S + T – 1
    Option: 2
    Explanation: Since, they are consecutive odd numbers and R < S < T,  (S – R) = 2,    (T – S)  = 2, Adding (S + T)  – (R + S) = 4
    ⇒(S + T) =  ( R + S ) + 4,
    ⇒( S + T ) - 1 = ( R + S )  + 3  > ( R + S ) + 1
  8. x, y and z are negative integers
    Column A
    xyz
    Column B
    x + y + z
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    Option: 4
    Explanation: For x = -2, y = -3, z = – 4, x × y × z = -24,   x + y + z  = -9
    But for x = y = z = -1, x × y × z = -1, x + y + z  = -3
  9. x is an integer, and the remainder when 2x is divided by 4 is 0
    Column A
    The remainder when x is divided by 4
    Column B
    0
    Option: 4
    Explanation: If x = 4, 2x = 8, 8 / 4, the remainder is = 0. Also for 4/4, the remainder is = 0. But  if x = 6 ,2x = 12 , 12 / 4, the remainder is = 0. But for 6 / 4 , the remainder is ≠ 0.
  10. Each of w and x is less than 5 and greater than 2. Each of y and z is less than 2 and greater than 1.
    Column A
    w + x
    Column B
    y + z
    Option: 1
    Explanation: 2 < w < 5, 2 < x < 5. Adding, we get 4 < ( x + w ) < 10, 1 < y < 2, 1 < z < 2,
    Adding, we get 2 < ( y + z ) < 4 < ( w + x ) < 10
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