Data Comparison Questions : Level 01

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. Set T consists of all the three digit numbers greater than 450 that contain the digits 2, 4 and 5 with no digit repeated.
    Column A
    The number of 3 digit nos. in set T
    Column B
    4
    Answer Key: 2
    Explanation: T = {452 , 524 ,542}, n (T) = 3
  2. Set T consists of all the positive integer multiples of 2 that are less than 50, and set R consists of all the positive integer multiples of 7 that are less than 50.
    Column A
    The number of integers that set T and R have in common
    Column B
    4
    Answer Key: 2
    Explanation: T = {2, 4, 6, 8…44,48}, R = { 7, 14, 21,……49 },
    T ∩R  = { 14, 28, 42 },  n (T ∩ R) = 3
  3.  
    Column A
    The number of different prime factors of 28 that are greater than 2
    Column B
    The number of different prime factors of 24 that are greater than 2
    Answer Key: 3
    Explanation: The different  prime factors of 28 are  2 and 7 and that of 24 are  2 and 3,
    So, both 28 and 24 have 1 prime factor other than 2
  4. The product of two consecutive positive integers equals 6 times the smaller integer.
    Column A
    The sum of the two integers
    Column B
    10
    Answer Key: 1
    Explanation: Let consecutive positive integers be x and  (x + 1),  x × (x + 1 ) = 6xx + 1 = 6, x = 5, So, the other integer is 5+1 = 6. Hence sum of these two integers is 5 + 6 = 11.So, answer is option 1
  5. Integers t, u, v, w, x and y are equally spaced on the number line, yt = 30
    Column A
    vu
    Column B
    6
    Answer Key: 3
    Explanation: y – t = 30 is divided equally in 5 segments of 6 units each , v – u is equal to the segment uv which is 6.
  6.  
    Column A
    The sum of 3 greatest distinct integers that are less than 2
    Column B
    The sum of 2 least distinct integers that are greater than -1
    Answer Key: 2
    Explanation: The 3 greatest distinct integers < 2 are -1, 0, 1. The sum is = 0.
    The 2 least distinct integers greater than -1 are 0, 1. The sum is 1. Hence answer is option 2.
  7. Let (m, n) be defined as the set of all integers between m and n, excluding m and n. For example, (0, 3.5) = {1, 2, 3}. x is in (2, 6), y is in (6,9)
    Column A
    x
    Column B
    y
    Answer Key: 1
    Explanation: The values of ‘x’ are 3, 4 and 5 and the values of y are 7 and 8.
    Hence, x > y.
  8.  
    Column A
    Number of integers between 15 and 51 that are squares of integers
    Column B
    Number of integers between 6 and 126 that are cubes of integers
    Answer Key: 3
    Explanation: The squares of integers between 15 and 51 are (16, 25, 36, 49). They are 4 in number.
    The numbers which are cubes and between 6 and 126 are (8, 27, 64, 125). They are also 4 in number.
    Hence answer is 3.
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  10. The first number in a sequence of 10 numbers is 3
    Column A
    The sum of the first 10 numbers in the sequence
    Column B
    30
    Answer Key: 4
    Explanation: The other terms of the sequence are not known.
  11. The sum of the negative of t and the square of s is less than 2
    Column A
    t + 2
    Column B
    s 2
    Answer Key: 1
    Explanation: (s2) – t < 2,  s2< (t + 2)
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