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Mohan deposits Rs. 150 on the first of every month starting from 1st Jan 1985 in the recurring deposit of the scheme of a bank, which allows simple interest at 6 % p.a on the sum standing in his deposit at the end of each month. What is the amount Mohan is entitled to on 31st Dec 1985?  \nA. 1800  \nB. 1818  \nC. 1450  \nD. 2580  \nAnswer: Option D  \nExplanation :  \nSimple interest = P(1 + RT)  \n= 150(1 + 0.06*12)  \n= 150(1 + 0.72 )  \n= 150(1.72)  \n= 2580  \n2. Simplify sqrt (64 + 64x2)= sqrt(25 + 25x2)  \nA. Sqrt (1-2x2)  \nB.3 sqrt(1+x2)  \nC. Sqrt (1-x2)  \n[www.payilagam.com](www.payilagam.com) +918344777333 [payilagamchennai@gmail.com](payilagamchennai@gmail.com)  \nD.4 sqrt(x2)  \nAnswer: Option B  \nExplanation :  \nSqrt ( 64 + 64x2)= sqrt(25 + 25x2)  \n8 Sqrt(1 + x2) = 5 sqrt (1 + x2)  \n3 sqrt ( 1 + x2 )  \n3. Prakash is the son of Pramod. Neha is the daughter of Abhisheik. Ruchi is the mother of Neha. Awadhesh is the brother of Neha. How is Awadhesh related to Ruchi.  \nA. Brother  \nB. Father  \nC. Son  \nD. Cannot be determined  \nAnswer: Option C  \nExplanation :  \nNeha is the daughter of Abhisheik and Ruchi.  \nAbhisheik and Ruchi are husband and wife repestively.  \nAwadhesh is the brother of Neha and hence, he is the son Abhisheik and Ruchi.  \n4. Work : Motive  \n[www.payilagam.com](www.payilagam.com) +918344777333 [payilagamchennai@gmail.com](payilagamchennai@gmail.com)  \nA. Body : Mind  \nB. Wall : Paint  \nC. Body : Food  \nD. School: Teacher  \nAnswer: Option C  \nExplanation :  \nBoth Body and Work needs some impulse to proceed with its action.  \n5. A person travels the first 1/3 of distance to be covered at the speed of x km/hr, the second 1/3 at 2x km/hr and the last 1/3 at 3x km/hr. 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