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Hi ! one more.
There are 12 boxes of different colors arranged in the folowing order :
( Consider it left to right and top to bottom)
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12
You have to find out where is the Yellow box ?
Some hints for you :
1. White box is to the right of Black directly above the Maroon
2. Orange box is directly above the Grey box.
3. Brown box is above the Grey box.( Not directly)
4. Green box is below the brown box.
5. Red box is between Purple and Orange.
6. Maroon box is on bottom row directly to the right of Pink.
7. Blue Box is in the bottom right hand corner in the same column as Orange.
So, where is the yellow box ?
There are 12 boxes of different colors arranged in the folowing order :
( Consider it left to right and top to bottom)
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12
You have to find out where is the Yellow box ?
Some hints for you :
1. White box is to the right of Black directly above the Maroon
2. Orange box is directly above the Grey box.
3. Brown box is above the Grey box.( Not directly)
4. Green box is below the brown box.
5. Red box is between Purple and Orange.
6. Maroon box is on bottom row directly to the right of Pink.
7. Blue Box is in the bottom right hand corner in the same column as Orange.
So, where is the yellow box ?
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puneetsheoran
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Yellow is at position no 9.
From the clue number 7 we can determine that Blue is at 12. Clue no. 2 then provides the positions for 4 and 8 as Orange and Grey. Clue 5 provides position 2 and 3 as Purple and Red. Clue 3 provides the last remaining position in row 1 that is 1 = Brown. Clue 4 provides position 5 as Green.
Clue 1 and 6 put together provide the colors for position 6,7, 10 and 11. leaving 9 as the missing one which has to be yellow.
From the clue number 7 we can determine that Blue is at 12. Clue no. 2 then provides the positions for 4 and 8 as Orange and Grey. Clue 5 provides position 2 and 3 as Purple and Red. Clue 3 provides the last remaining position in row 1 that is 1 = Brown. Clue 4 provides position 5 as Green.
Clue 1 and 6 put together provide the colors for position 6,7, 10 and 11. leaving 9 as the missing one which has to be yellow.
Kya Vijay Ji!!!
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Vijay Bhai Sahab is question me maja nahi aaya?
Previous all questions were very nice.
Now one for you.....
if you have not got it already ever.
Name a ten digit number in which every digit tells the number of times that place's number is been repeated.
There are ten positions numbered denoted by a number 0 to 9 (0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9) & there is a numeric digit (from 1 to 9) assigned for each position wher each digit tells about how much time that position number been repeted. Answer will be a ten digit number? Can you tell it? Some persons knew it I m sure.
In other words digit at first place tells how much time number Zero(0) is repeted in this number, digit at second place tells how much times the number One(1) is repeted in that number, digit at third place tells how much times the number Two(2) is repeted in that number
for example the false answer is.....
Position: 0__1__2__3__4__5__6__7__8__9
Answer: 3__2__9__4__6__0__2__9__1__1
i.e. 3294602911
here digit 2 at second place (position represented by digit 1) tell that number ONE (1) is repeted two times in this number so this digit is correct.
But here digit 9 at third place (position represented by digit 2) tell that number TWO (2) is repeted nine times in this number so this digit is incorrect.
You have to find complete number correctly
Bye
Best of luck
I m sure so many members knew it well.
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Vijay Bhai Sahab is question me maja nahi aaya?
Previous all questions were very nice.
Now one for you.....
if you have not got it already ever.
Name a ten digit number in which every digit tells the number of times that place's number is been repeated.
There are ten positions numbered denoted by a number 0 to 9 (0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9) & there is a numeric digit (from 1 to 9) assigned for each position wher each digit tells about how much time that position number been repeted. Answer will be a ten digit number? Can you tell it? Some persons knew it I m sure.
In other words digit at first place tells how much time number Zero(0) is repeted in this number, digit at second place tells how much times the number One(1) is repeted in that number, digit at third place tells how much times the number Two(2) is repeted in that number
for example the false answer is.....
Position: 0__1__2__3__4__5__6__7__8__9
Answer: 3__2__9__4__6__0__2__9__1__1
i.e. 3294602911
here digit 2 at second place (position represented by digit 1) tell that number ONE (1) is repeted two times in this number so this digit is correct.
But here digit 9 at third place (position represented by digit 2) tell that number TWO (2) is repeted nine times in this number so this digit is incorrect.
You have to find complete number correctly
Bye
Best of luck
I m sure so many members knew it well.
Answer!!
I suppose the correct answer is
6210001000
explaination:
position: 0_1_2_3_4_5_6_7_8_9
number : 6_2_1_0_0_0_1_0_0_0
here 6--> 0 is present six times in the number
2--> 1 is present twice
1--> 2 is present once
0--> 3 is not present
similarly, 1 at 6th position shows that six is present once!!
crsnadar said:
I suppose the correct answer is
6210001000
explaination:
position: 0_1_2_3_4_5_6_7_8_9
number : 6_2_1_0_0_0_1_0_0_0
here 6--> 0 is present six times in the number
2--> 1 is present twice
1--> 2 is present once
0--> 3 is not present
similarly, 1 at 6th position shows that six is present once!!
Very nice!
Dear Vijay Ji,
Please check neetu's answer.
Neetu Ji Well done if did it by your own.
I don't have more such questions.
I just remind it by observing so many good quality questions here.
I have been asked this question once by someone & I took 20+ minutes to answer it so I posted it. It was published in TOI in 2002.
In fact is a very nice thread! Really Nice!
Bye
RAHUL NADAR
Dear Vijay Ji,
Please check neetu's answer.
Neetu Ji Well done if did it by your own.
I don't have more such questions.
I just remind it by observing so many good quality questions here.
I have been asked this question once by someone & I took 20+ minutes to answer it so I posted it. It was published in TOI in 2002.
In fact is a very nice thread! Really Nice!
Bye
RAHUL NADAR
,samjhe
crsnadar said:
Hi Rahul,
You are right my answer is wrong and Neetu's answer is right !
Well, i understand it in a wrong way and didn't get time to log on at jatland but hey man no excuse wrong is wrong and my answer was wrong i accept it like a gentleman.
But, one success can't make a person genius and one fault can't declare a person foolish !
Nobody is perfect !!!
Try some more !
New puzzle !
Five students occupy five adjacent rooms in a hostel.
Room numbers are : 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
Thier names are : A, B, C, D, E
Their surnames are : V, W, X, Y, Z
They study : History, Biology, Economics, Languages, Law
Some information for you :
1. A resides in the room to the left of the student reading Economics.
2. V has an even numbered room, as does C.
3. The student in room number 13 reads Law.
4. C and D are close friends but neither know Y very well.
5. Y has the room between the Biology student and W the Economics student.
6. X is in the room number 15 next to E who reads Biology.
7. D reads Languages
You have to figure out each student's surname, subject and room number.
Five students occupy five adjacent rooms in a hostel.
Room numbers are : 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
Thier names are : A, B, C, D, E
Their surnames are : V, W, X, Y, Z
They study : History, Biology, Economics, Languages, Law
Some information for you :
1. A resides in the room to the left of the student reading Economics.
2. V has an even numbered room, as does C.
3. The student in room number 13 reads Law.
4. C and D are close friends but neither know Y very well.
5. Y has the room between the Biology student and W the Economics student.
6. X is in the room number 15 next to E who reads Biology.
7. D reads Languages
You have to figure out each student's surname, subject and room number.
narenderkharb
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Vijay
When I read word history I thought of some tukke baji as we always do in history section so can it be..
11,,,AZ.HISTORY
12...CW.ECONOMICS
13..BY...LAW
14...EV..BIOLOGY
15.DX...LANGUAGES.
any way history students are always poor in maths.
When I read word history I thought of some tukke baji as we always do in history section so can it be..
11,,,AZ.HISTORY
12...CW.ECONOMICS
13..BY...LAW
14...EV..BIOLOGY
15.DX...LANGUAGES.
any way history students are always poor in maths.
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puneetsheoran
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Let's see.
assuming the 7 full bottles have 1 ltr each and 7 half full bottles have 0.5 ltr each the total amount of liquid in the 21 bottles comes to 10.5 litres. This needs to be then divided by 3 to get the amount that needs to be on each table. In this case, each table must have 3.5 lts. The empty bottles can be put in any order as the question is about distributing the liquid.
These can then be arranged in a number of ways.
Table 1 Table 2 Table 3
3* 0.5 3* 0.5 1* 0.5
2* 1 2*1 3*1
assuming the 7 full bottles have 1 ltr each and 7 half full bottles have 0.5 ltr each the total amount of liquid in the 21 bottles comes to 10.5 litres. This needs to be then divided by 3 to get the amount that needs to be on each table. In this case, each table must have 3.5 lts. The empty bottles can be put in any order as the question is about distributing the liquid.
These can then be arranged in a number of ways.
Table 1 Table 2 Table 3
3* 0.5 3* 0.5 1* 0.5
2* 1 2*1 3*1
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vdeswal
Guest
Run both 7 and 11 together. once 7 is complete turn it reverse again untill 11 is complete once 11 is complete then revserse tht 7 again frm tht moment on.
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