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A 3-digit number 4p3 is added to another 3-digit number 984 to give the four-digit number 13q7, which is divisible by 11. Then, (p + q) is :

Course Name: Quantitative Aptitude

  • 1]

    9

  • 2]

    10

  • 3]

    11

  • 4]

    12

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Which of the following number should be added to 11158 to make it exactly divisible by 77?

  • 1]

    5

  • 2]

    6

  • 3]

    7

  • 4]

    8

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A boy multiplied 987 by a certain number and obtained 559981 as his answer. If in the answer both 98 are wrong and the other digits are correct , then the correct answer would be :

  • 1] 553681
  • 2] 555181
  • 3] 555681
  • 4] 556581
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What will be remainder when (6767 + 67) is divided by 68 ?

  • 1]

    67

  • 2]

    66

  • 3]

    63

  • 4]

    1

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35 + 15 X 1.5

  • 1] 39.5
  • 2] 43.5
  • 3] 57.5
  • 4] 72.3
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A six-digit number is formed by repeating a three-digit number; for example, 256256 or 678678 etc. Any number of this form is always exactly divisible by :

  • 1]

    7

  • 2]

    13

  • 3]

    11

  • 4]

    1001

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The largest natural number which exactly divides the product of any four consecutive natural numbers is:

  • 1]

    6

  • 2]

    12

  • 3]

    18

  • 4]

    24

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1397 x 1397 = ?
  • 1] 1951609
  • 2] 1981709
  • 3] 18362619
  • 4] 2031719
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The Unit digit in the product (784 X 618 X 917 X463)

  • 1] 1
  • 2] 2
  • 3] 3
  • 4] 4
Solution

4 X 8 X 7 X 3

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What is the unit digit { (6374)^1793 X (625)^317 X (341)^491 }

  • 1] 1
  • 2] 20
  • 3] 7
  • 4] 0
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How many numbers between 190 and 580 are divisible by 4,5 and 6?

  • 1]

    6

  • 2]

    7

  • 3]

    8

  • 4]

    9

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