Latest TCS Aptitude Question SOLUTION: 3 years ago Jacob's age was twice John's age. 3 years hence Jacob's age will be 4/3 times the age of John's. Find Jacob's present age in binary numbers.

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3 years ago Jacob's age was twice John's age. 3 years hence Jacob's age will be 4/3 times the age of John's. Find Jacob's present age in binary numbers.: Asked In TCS suraj kumar (12 years ago); Solved Dr.Dipin Singh Read Solution (2); Is this Puzzle helpful? (2) (0) Submit Your Solution

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Previous Question: Planet fourfi resides in 4 dimensional space and thus the currency used by its residents are 3 dimensional objects. The rupee notes are cubical in shape while their coins are spherical, however the coin minting machinery lays out some stipulations on the size of the coins. The diameter of the coins should be at least 256 mm and not exceed 4096 mm. Given a coin, the diameter of the next larger coin is at least 50% greater. The diameter of the coin must always be an integer. You are asked to design a set of coins of different diameters with these requirements and your goal is to design as many coins as possible. How many coins can you design? Next Question: There are 16 different stations between A and B.how many different railway tickets have to be printed in each station except platform tickets?

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