quant questions

Please give some easy solutions to following CL Questions

Q1. P is a set containing all natural numbers less than 200, which can be expressed as the product of a ‘perfect square’ and a ’perfect cube’. If any element is chosen at random from ‘P’, then what is the probability that it will have exactly 12 factors?
a. 2/21

b. 1//1
c. 1/7
d. 1/10

 

Q2. If the system of equations (2x + 5y + 3z = 4, 4x + 3y = -1 and 2y + 5z = 19 have a unique solution, then find the value of ( x + y + z) [x, y and z are real numbers]

a. 3
b. 4
c. 6
d. 10

 

Q3. If the difference between two numbers ‘PQR’ and ‘RQP’ is ‘PP’ in base 6, then what is the value of ‘P + Q + R’ in base 6? [P, Q and R are distinct single digit numbers ]

a. 10

b. 11
c. 12
d. Cannot be determined

 

Q4. How many integral solution exist for the equation 5x – y – 120 =0, such that the values that ‘x’ assumes have opposite sign as compared to corresponding values of y?
a. 22

b. 23
c. 24

d. 25

HUMRAJ!!!!!

Q1. P is a set containing all natural numbers less than 200, which can be expressed as the product of a ‘perfect square’ and a ’perfect cube’. If any element is chosen at random from ‘P’, then what is the probability that it will have exactly 12 factors?
a. 2/21

b. 1//1
c. 1/7

d. 1/10

Ans. 2/21

HUMRAJ!!!!!

Q1. P is a set containing all natural numbers less than 200, which can be expressed as the product of a ‘perfect square’ and a ’perfect cube’. If any element is chosen at random from ‘P’, then what is the probability that it will have exactly 12 factors?
a. 2/21

b. 1//1
c. 1/7

d. 1/10

Ans. 2/21

HUMRAJ!!!!!!!!!!!

Q4. How many integral solution exist for the equation 5x – y – 120 =0, such that the values that ‘x’ assumes have opposite sign as compared to corresponding values of y?
a. 22

b. 23
c. 24

d. 25

Ans. 23

HUMRAJ!!!!!!!!!!

Q2. If the system of equations (2x + 5y + 3z = 4, 4x + 3y = -1 and 2y + 5z = 19 have a unique solution, then find the value of ( x + y + z) [x, y and z are real numbers]

a. 3
b. 4
c. 6

d. 10

Ans. 4

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