Quiz Discussion

For what value of * the statement  = 1 is true?

• 1] 15
• 2] 25
• 3] 35
• 4] 45

  simplifies to:

• 1]

  4/3

• 2]

  1/2

• 3]

  3/4

• 4]

  5/3

\(\left( {\frac{{\sqrt {625} }}{{11}} \times \frac{{14}}{{\sqrt {25} }} \times \frac{{11}}{{\sqrt {196} }}} \right){\kern 1pt} \)     is equal to :

• 1] 5
• 2] 6
• 3] 8
• 4] 11

1250 oranges were distributed among a group of girls of a class. Each girl got twice as many oranges as the number of girls in that group. The number of girls in the group was = ?

• 1] 25
• 2] 45
• 3] 50
• 4] 100

Given \(\sqrt 2 = 1.414.\)   Then the value of \(\sqrt 8\)  + \(2\sqrt {32} \)  -  \(3\sqrt {128}\)  + \(4\sqrt {50}\)   is = ?

• 1] 8.426
• 2] 8.484
• 3] 8.526
• 4] 8.876

How many perfect squares lie between 120 and 300 ?

• 1] 5
• 2] 6
• 3] 7
• 4] 8

If x=.and y= find value of  is

• 1]

  13

• 2]

  14

• 3]

  15

• 4]

  16

If y = 5,   then what is the value of \(10y\sqrt {{y^3} - {y^2}} \)   = ?

• 1]

  \(50\sqrt 2 \)

• 2]

  100

• 3]

  \(200\sqrt 5 \)

• 4]

  500

The number of perfect square numbers between 50 and 1000 is = ?

• 1] 21
• 2] 22
• 3] 23
• 4] 24

\(\sqrt ? \times \sqrt {484} = 1034\)

• 1] 2025
• 2] 2209
• 3] 2304
• 4] 2401
• 5] None of these