Problem of the Day 30.06.09

P, Q and R played a number of card games, which required three players per game. Each game had only one winner and there were no draws. Each player scored 5 points for a win and lost 3 points for a loss. At the end, P had –20 points, Q had –12 points and R had 12 points. How many games did the three play in all?

Options

a) 30                        b) 20                          c) 15                               d) 18                           e) 10

Note: Question is taken from TestFunda.com Question of the day 30.06.09

Problem of The Day (26.6.09)

Let S be the set of five-digit numbers formed by the digits 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5,
using each digit exactly once such that exactly two odd positions are occupied
by odd digits. What is the sum of the digits in the rightmost position
of the numbers in S?
a. 228 b. 216 c. 294 d. 192 e. None of these

Problem of the day 25.06.09

The real numbers, x, y, z, w satisfy

2x+y+z+w=1

x+3y+z+w=2

x+y+4z+w=3

x+y+z+5w=25

Find w.

Options

1. 2

2. 7/2

3. 11/2

4. 5

5. None of these

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Verdict!

As you may have read about my cat score and various interviews!

Here is the verdict!

IIM A: Waitlisted ( Waitlist didn't convert)


IIM C PGDM: Reject

IIM C  PGDCM: Convert

IIM L: Reject

IIM I: Convert

IIM K: Waitlisted ( Converted)

Joining: None

What's next: CAT 2009




Good Luck !