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91. If 10 men cover 10 km in 3 days, how much distance will 3 men cover in 3 days?

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Answer: 3 km

Explanation Given: 10 men cover 10 km in 3 days. Step 1: Work done per man → 10 men = 10 km in 3 days → 1 man = 1 km in 3 days (divide both sides by 10) Step 2: For 3 men → 1 man = 1 km in 3 days → 3 men = 3 × 1 = 3 km in 3 days

92. I have to work for 500 minutes a day at any workplace. If I reach at 9:15 am today, then I should leave at?

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Answer: 5:35 pm

Explanation 500 minutes = 8 hours 20 minutes 9:15 am + 8h 20m = 5:35 pm Last verified on 12-04-2026

93. A train covers 240 miles in 24 minutes. Which time is required for 650 mile?

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Answer: 65

Explanation Speed = Distance / Time = 240 miles / 24 minutes = 10 miles per minute Now, we need to find the time required to cover 650 miles: Time = Distance / Speed = 650 miles / 10 miles per minute = 65 minutes So, the correct answer is: 65 minutes

94. A group of five clerks has been assigned to insert 24,000 letters into envelopes. The clerks perform this work at the following rates of speed: Clerk A, 1100 letters an hour; Clerk B, 1450 letters an hour; Clerk C, 1200 letters an hour; Clerk D, 1300 letters an hour; Clerk E, 1250 letters an hour. At the end of two hours of work, Clerk C and D are assigned to another task. From the time that Clerks C and D were taken off the assignment, the number of hours required for the remaining clerks to complete this assignment is?

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Answer: More than 2 hr, but less than 4 hr

Explanation To solve this problem, we can follow these steps: 1. Calculate the total number of letters inserted by all clerks in 2 hours : Clerk A: 1100 letters/hour × 2 hours = 2200 letters Clerk B: 1450 letters/hour × 2 hours = 2900 letters Clerk C: 1200 letters/hour × 2 hours = 2400 letters Clerk D: 1300 letters/hour × 2 hours = 2600 letters Clerk E: 1250 letters/hour × 2 hours = 2500 letters Total letters inserted in 2 hours: 2200 + 2900 + 2400 + 2600 + 2500 = 12600 letters 2. Determine the remaining letters to be inserted : Total letters to be inserted: 24,000 Letters already inserted: 12,600 Remaining letters: 24,000 - 12,600 = 11,400 letters 3. Calculate the rate of the remaining clerks (A, B, and E) per hour : Clerk A: 1100 letters/hour Clerk B: 1450 letters/hour Clerk E: 1250 letters/hour Total rate of A, B, and E: 1100 + 1450 + 1250 = 3800 letters/hour 4. Calculate the time required to insert the remaining letters : Time required = Remaining letters / Rate of A, B, and E Time required = 11,400 letters / 3800 letters/hour = 3 hours Answer: More than 2 hr, but less than 4 hr.

95. The men’s marathon started at 10:00 hours, and the silver medalist took 5 minutes more than the gold medalist and crossed the finish line at 10:55 hours. How much time does the gold medalist take to finish the race?

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Answer: 50 minutes

Explanation The silver medalist finished at 10:55 hours and took 5 minutes more than the gold medalist. This means the gold medalist finished in 10:55 - 5 = 10:50 hours . The race started at 10:00 hours , so the gold medalist took 50 minutes .

96. If a car travels at an average speed 25 meter/second then the average speed is km/h is _____?

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Answer: 90 km/h

Explanation 25 m/s × (3600 s/h) × (1 km / 1000 m) = 25 × 3.6 km/h = 90 km/h Last verified on 09-03-2026

97. If a sum on compound interest becomes 3 times in a certain number of years, then with the same interest rate, in how many years will it become 27 times?

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Answer: 12 years

Explanation If a sum becomes 3 times in x years , and you're using compound interest , then: In 2x years , it becomes 3 × 3 = 9 time In 3x years , it becomes 3 × 3 × 3 = 27 time So, if the sum triples in 4 years , it become s 27 times in 4 × 3 = 12 years.

98. If a girl jump 820 times in an hour. How many times she jumps in 30 minutes?

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Answer: 410

Explanation 1 hour = 820 jumps 30 minutes = (820 ÷ 2) = 410 jumps

99. 5 men do work in 11 days, 1 man takes?

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Answer: 55

Explanation If 5 men complete the work in 11 days, then 1 man will take 5 times longer, since work capacity is inversely proportional. 1 man = 11 × 5 = 55 days

100. Sara walked 500 meters in 50 minutes. Her rate of walking in km/hr is?

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Answer: 0.6

Explanation Rate = distance / time Distance = 500 m = 0.5 km Time = 50 min = 50/60 hr = 5/6 hr Speed = 0.5 ÷ (5/6) = 0.5 × 6/5 = 3/5 = 0.6 km/hr Last verified on 14-04-2026

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