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Answer: Daughter
Explanation A is the Father of B. Thus, B is a child of A. B may be a girl or a boy. i.e. B may be the Daughter or Son of A. Now, it is given in question that B is not the son. Hence, B is the Daughter. ND18-9-2023
Answer: TUW
Explanation We are given: PQS , QRT , RSU , STV , and need to find the next term in the sequence. The pattern follows the sequence of consecutive letters: First letters: P, Q, R, S, T (increasing by 1) Second letters: Q, R, S, T, U (increasing by 1) Third letters: S, T, U, V (increasing by 1) The next set of letters should be T , U , W . (A) TUW
Answer: Y
Explanation Step 1: Arrange letters in alphabetical order Letters: U, T, Y, E, A, B Alphabetical order: A, B, E, T, U, Y Step 2: Identify the last letter Last letter = Y
Answer: If (i) and (ii) are true, then (iii) is true.
Explanation If all red flowers fade quickly and some roses are red, then these roses being red flowers will also fade quickly. Hence, if statements (i) and (ii) are true, it can be inferred that some roses fade quickly. Whereas if any of the statements (i) and (ii) are false, nothing can be inferred about the statement (ii i).
Answer: Calcium: Marble
Explanation Sodium is a mineral, and one of the chemical elements found in salt Calcium is a compound found in Marble
Answer: Mew: cat
Explanation Bark means بھونکنا Dog means کتا Mew means میاہوں میائوں کرنا Cat means بلی
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Explanation Question Two crates are stacked on top of each other on a horizontal floor, crate #1 is on the bottom and crate # 2 is on the top. Both crates have the same mass. Compared to the strength of the force necessary to push only Crate at a constant speed across the floor, the strength of the force necessary to push the stack at the same constant speed across the floor is greater because ( A ) the normal force on the Crate is greater ( B ) the coefficient of kinetic friction between the Crate and the floor is greater ( C ) the coefficient of static friction between the Crate and the floor is greater ( D ) the weight of the Crate is greater
Answer: 11449
Explanation correct answer is option C; The relationship appears to be that the number on the right side is the square of the number on the left side: 101^2 = 10201 107^2 = 11449 So, the missing number is 11449, and the analogy is: 101 : 10201 :: 107 : 11449
Answer: Snake
Explanation Dog, Cow, and Tiger are mammals — they are warm-blooded , have fur/hair, and give birth to live young (most of the time). Snake is a reptile — it is cold-blooded , has scales, and lays eggs. So, Dog, Cow, and Tiger are more alike, and Snake is the odd one out .
Answer: Set A
Explanation Set A shows shapes divided into exactly 3 parts using white lines. - Circle → 3 parts - Pentagon → 3 parts - Triangle → 3 parts - Hexagon → 3 parts This shows consistency in pattern. Set B, however, has: - Triangle → 4 parts - Others with 2, 3, or more divisions (not consistent) - Different logic in division So , Set A follows a clear, consistent rule.
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