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Previous Question: A group of friends Tom, Tina, Dick, Diana, Harry, and Harriet go out to a fair three hundred meters from the McDonalds which is five KMs away. They see a weighing machine and decide to have some fun. However the girls refuse to step on the weighing machine. So Tom, Dick and Harry, weigh themselves in a particular order. First Tom, Dick, and Harry weigh themselves individually and then Tom and Dick, Dick and Harry, Tom and Harry and then Tom, Dick and Harry together respectively. The recorded weight for the last measure is 161 kgs. The average of all the 7 measures is: O 92.00 O 115.00 O 207.00 O 53.67 Next Question: The British mathematician Lewis CaroII also loved to make up fantastic stories in which he embedded a number of clever puzzles and curious riddles. For example, his popular story, Alice in Wonderland, is about a young girl called Alice who dreams of a strange world where she meets several unusual characters including the Red Queen and the March Hare. In our story, after 4 years of time, Paul will be 3 times as old as Alice. Presently he is 6 times as old. How old is Paul now? O 15.00 O 16.00 O 19.00 O 17.00

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.Fill dirt or till soil is usually the sub-soil removed from an excavation site and is used to level a place or create artificial mounds. The average density is 2 gm cu cm of sub-soil removed from a site and if it weighs 900 kg, how many hemispherical pits each of volume 140 cubic cm: can this sub-soil fill?

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O 3213.00

O 3215.00

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Previous Question: A group of friends Tom, Tina, Dick, Diana, Harry, and Harriet go out to a fair three hundred meters from the McDonalds which is five KMs away. They see a weighing machine and decide to have some fun. However the girls refuse to step on the weighing machine. So Tom, Dick and Harry, weigh themselves in a particular order. First Tom, Dick, and Harry weigh themselves individually and then Tom and Dick, Dick and Harry, Tom and Harry and then Tom, Dick and Harry together respectively. The recorded weight for the last measure is 161 kgs. The average of all the 7 measures is: O 92.00 O 115.00 O 207.00 O 53.67 Next Question: The British mathematician Lewis CaroII also loved to make up fantastic stories in which he embedded a number of clever puzzles and curious riddles. For example, his popular story, Alice in Wonderland, is about a young girl called Alice who dreams of a strange world where she meets several unusual characters including the Red Queen and the March Hare. In our story, after 4 years of time, Paul will be 3 times as old as Alice. Presently he is 6 times as old. How old is Paul now? O 15.00 O 16.00 O 19.00 O 17.00

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