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- Logical Reasoning, Mathematics
This document contains solved multiple-choice questions from the CAT 2005 exam. It covers various topics in Mathematics and Logical Reasoning. It helps students prepare for the CAT exam by providing detailed solutions to the questions.
What's inside
- Arithmetic and algebra questions
- Geometry and trigonometry problems
- Logical reasoning puzzles
- Data interpretation questions
- General aptitude questions
Who it is for: Students preparing for the CAT (Common Admission Test) entrance exam. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
The document is about solving multiple-choice questions from a 2005 exam on logical reasoning and mathematics. It helps students see how to tackle such questions and check the answers.
Single Mark Questions
These questions test understanding of numbers, geometry, algebra, and rates. The questions stand alone, with no connection between them. Choices are given for each answer.
Business and Government Games
This section asks about applying game theory to decision-making. It asks about using game theory to solve problems in business and politics. It asks about how to choose between different options when interests conflict.
Team Attendance
These questions ask about which employees can attend workshops. Use the given information and the rules about attendance and travel. Decide who can go based on where they work and what they do.
Key terms
- Game Theory
- A way to model and analyse decisions where interests conflict.
- Distance Between Chords
- The measurement between two parallel lines in a circle.
- Remainders
- The number left over after division when it does not come out even.
- Seeding
- Ranking of players to determine matchups in a tournament.
- Workshop Attendance
- Rules governing which employees can attend workshops based on their location and role.
Questions this document helps with
- How do you solve these maths problems?
- How do you apply game theory to decisions?
- Which employees can attend a workshop?
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