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83, ?, 133, 188, 291, 490
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I. 8x2 – 21x + 13 = 0
II. 7y2 – 13y + 6 = 0
Question 7
I. x2 − 11x − 80 = 0
II. y2 + 29y + 180 = 0
Question 8
I. 4x2 – 15x + 14 = 0
II. 8y2 – 14y + 3 = 0
Question 9
I. x2 + 12x + 32 = 0
II. 2y2 + 15y + 28 = 0
Question 10
I. x2 – 8x – 20 = 0
II. 6y2 – 19y + 15 = 0
Question 11
I. 3x2 – 11x + 10 = 0
II. y2 – y – 72 = 0
Question 12
I. x2 + 15x + 56 = 0
II. 3y2 + 23y + 40 = 0
Question 13
10600, 2100, 1050, 210, 105, 21
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She couldn't access her request (A) due to a resolved (B) change, but after explaining (C) the reason for her account, (D) the issue was policy (E) promptly.
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Ethical guidelines in artificial intelligence are essential to _______ potential biases and _______ the responsible development of AI technologies.
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She is an excellent student, but her grades has not been improving this semester.
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A. Instead, their actions are guided by a profound lack of understanding, leading to harmful consequences for themselves and those around them.
B. This makes combating the repercussions of ignorance arguably more challenging and vital than facing off against the most menacing foes in the pages of comic books.
C. In society, there exists a disconcerting challenge posed not by supervillains from comic books, but by individuals whose ignorance and lack of critical thinking are harmful in insidious ways.
D. These individuals, often dismissed as 'stupid,' do not possess the malicious intent of comic book antagonists.
E. Unlike comic book villains who can be defeated with strategic thinking and superpowers, the defeat of ignorance requires a collective societal effort — an investment in education, empathy, and patience to navigate the complexities of human understanding.
F. What sets them apart from fictional villains is the profound anxiety that accompanies their ignorance, a fear rooted in their inability to comprehend complex issues.
Which of the following would be the third sentence after rearrangement?
Question 29
A. Instead, their actions are guided by a profound lack of understanding, leading to harmful consequences for themselves and those around them.
B. This makes combating the repercussions of ignorance arguably more challenging and vital than facing off against the most menacing foes in the pages of comic books.
C. In society, there exists a disconcerting challenge posed not by supervillains from comic books, but by individuals whose ignorance and lack of critical thinking are harmful in insidious ways.
D. These individuals, often dismissed as 'stupid,' do not possess the malicious intent of comic book antagonists.
E. Unlike comic book villains who can be defeated with strategic thinking and superpowers, the defeat of ignorance requires a collective societal effort — an investment in education, empathy, and patience to navigate the complexities of human understanding.
F. What sets them apart from fictional villains is the profound anxiety that accompanies their ignorance, a fear rooted in their inability to comprehend complex issues.
Question 30
A. Instead, their actions are guided by a profound lack of understanding, leading to harmful consequences for themselves and those around them.
B. This makes combating the repercussions of ignorance arguably more challenging and vital than facing off against the most menacing foes in the pages of comic books.
C. In society, there exists a disconcerting challenge posed not by supervillains from comic books, but by individuals whose ignorance and lack of critical thinking are harmful in insidious ways.
D. These individuals, often dismissed as 'stupid,' do not possess the malicious intent of comic book antagonists.
E. Unlike comic book villains who can be defeated with strategic thinking and superpowers, the defeat of ignorance requires a collective societal effort — an investment in education, empathy, and patience to navigate the complexities of human understanding.
F. What sets them apart from fictional villains is the profound anxiety that accompanies their ignorance, a fear rooted in their inability to comprehend complex issues.
Question 31
A. Instead, their actions are guided by a profound lack of understanding, leading to harmful consequences for themselves and those around them.
B. This makes combating the repercussions of ignorance arguably more challenging and vital than facing off against the most menacing foes in the pages of comic books.
C. In society, there exists a disconcerting challenge posed not by supervillains from comic books, but by individuals whose ignorance and lack of critical thinking are harmful in insidious ways.
D. These individuals, often dismissed as 'stupid,' do not possess the malicious intent of comic book antagonists.
E. Unlike comic book villains who can be defeated with strategic thinking and superpowers, the defeat of ignorance requires a collective societal effort — an investment in education, empathy, and patience to navigate the complexities of human understanding.
F. What sets them apart from fictional villains is the profound anxiety that accompanies their ignorance, a fear rooted in their inability to comprehend complex issues.
Question 32
A. Instead, their actions are guided by a profound lack of understanding, leading to harmful consequences for themselves and those around them.
B. This makes combating the repercussions of ignorance arguably more challenging and vital than facing off against the most menacing foes in the pages of comic books.
C. In society, there exists a disconcerting challenge posed not by supervillains from comic books, but by individuals whose ignorance and lack of critical thinking are harmful in insidious ways.
D. These individuals, often dismissed as 'stupid,' do not possess the malicious intent of comic book antagonists.
E. Unlike comic book villains who can be defeated with strategic thinking and superpowers, the defeat of ignorance requires a collective societal effort — an investment in education, empathy, and patience to navigate the complexities of human understanding.
F. What sets them apart from fictional villains is the profound anxiety that accompanies their ignorance, a fear rooted in their inability to comprehend complex issues.
Question 33
There are certain number of people sitting in a linear row and are facing north direction. Three people sit between F and M who sits to the immediate right of J. The number of people sit between F and J is same as the number of people sit between F and E. Four people sit between E and W who doesn’t sit adjacent to J. D sits to the immediate right of A. B sits exactly between A and E. Five people either sit to the right or to the left of B. O sits third to the right of M. O sits at fifth position either from the left or right. Three people sit between O and P who doesn’t sit second to the left of E.
How many people sit between F and P?
Question 34
There are certain number of people sitting in a linear row and are facing north direction. Three people sit between F and M who sits to the immediate right of J. The number of people sit between F and J is same as the number of people sit between F and E. Four people sit between E and W who doesn’t sit adjacent to J. D sits to the immediate right of A. B sits exactly between A and E. Five people either sit to the right or to the left of B. O sits third to the right of M. O sits at fifth position either from the left or right. Three people sit between O and P who doesn’t sit second to the left of E.
Question 35
There are certain number of people sitting in a linear row and are facing north direction. Three people sit between F and M who sits to the immediate right of J. The number of people sit between F and J is same as the number of people sit between F and E. Four people sit between E and W who doesn’t sit adjacent to J. D sits to the immediate right of A. B sits exactly between A and E. Five people either sit to the right or to the left of B. O sits third to the right of M. O sits at fifth position either from the left or right. Three people sit between O and P who doesn’t sit second to the left of E.
Question 36
There are certain number of people sitting in a linear row and are facing north direction. Three people sit between F and M who sits to the immediate right of J. The number of people sit between F and J is same as the number of people sit between F and E. Four people sit between E and W who doesn’t sit adjacent to J. D sits to the immediate right of A. B sits exactly between A and E. Five people either sit to the right or to the left of B. O sits third to the right of M. O sits at fifth position either from the left or right. Three people sit between O and P who doesn’t sit second to the left of E.
Question 37
There are certain number of people sitting in a linear row and are facing north direction. Three people sit between F and M who sits to the immediate right of J. The number of people sit between F and J is same as the number of people sit between F and E. Four people sit between E and W who doesn’t sit adjacent to J. D sits to the immediate right of A. B sits exactly between A and E. Five people either sit to the right or to the left of B. O sits third to the right of M. O sits at fifth position either from the left or right. Three people sit between O and P who doesn’t sit second to the left of E.
Question 38
Eight people are sitting around a square table. Four of them are sitting at the corners facing outside and the remaining four are sitting at the sides of the table facing inside. H sits third to the right of P. N is a neighbor of H. N sits immediate left of V, who is not a neighbor of T. Two people sit between V and R. At most two people sit between P and R. M is a neighbor of R but does not sit at the corner. S sits second to the right of M.
How many people sit between R and N when counted from the left of R?
Question 39
Eight people are sitting around a square table. Four of them are sitting at the corners facing outside and the remaining four are sitting at the sides of the table facing inside. H sits third to the right of P. N is a neighbor of H. N sits immediate left of V, who is not a neighbor of T. Two people sit between V and R. At most two people sit between P and R. M is a neighbor of R but does not sit at the corner. S sits second to the right of M.
Question 40
Eight people are sitting around a square table. Four of them are sitting at the corners facing outside and the remaining four are sitting at the sides of the table facing inside. H sits third to the right of P. N is a neighbor of H. N sits immediate left of V, who is not a neighbor of T. Two people sit between V and R. At most two people sit between P and R. M is a neighbor of R but does not sit at the corner. S sits second to the right of M.
Question 41
Eight people are sitting around a square table. Four of them are sitting at the corners facing outside and the remaining four are sitting at the sides of the table facing inside. H sits third to the right of P. N is a neighbor of H. N sits immediate left of V, who is not a neighbor of T. Two people sit between V and R. At most two people sit between P and R. M is a neighbor of R but does not sit at the corner. S sits second to the right of M.
Question 42
Eight people are sitting around a square table. Four of them are sitting at the corners facing outside and the remaining four are sitting at the sides of the table facing inside. H sits third to the right of P. N is a neighbor of H. N sits immediate left of V, who is not a neighbor of T. Two people sit between V and R. At most two people sit between P and R. M is a neighbor of R but does not sit at the corner. S sits second to the right of M.
Question 43
Statements:
Only a few Burgers are Pizza.
Some Pizza are not Sandwiches.
All Sandwiches are Toast.
Conclusions:
I. No Burgers are Sandwiches
II. Some Pizza are not Toast
Question 44
Only a few Caps lock are Enter.
All Enter are Shift.
Some Shift are not Control.
Conclusions:
I. Some Caps lock are Control
II. No Control are Caps lock
Question 45
No Jeans are Shorts.
Only a few Shorts are Capris.
All Capris are Skirts.
Conclusions:
I. No Jeans are Skirts
II. Some Shorts are not Capris
Question 46
Statements:
All Vegetables are Pulses.
All Pulses are Cereals.
Only a few Cereals are Cheese.
Conclusions:
I. Some Cereals are Vegetables
II. Some Pulses being Cheese is a possibility
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