AP ICET 2021 Question Paper Shift-1 (17th Sep)
In the following questions, a question is followed by data in the form of two statements labelled as I and II. You must decide whether the data given in the statements are sufficient to answer the questions.
AP ICET 2021 Shift-1 (17th Sep) - Question 11
What was his average speed?
I) He travelled the last $$\frac{1}{4}$$ of the distance at 6 Kmph.
II) He travelled the first $$\frac{1}{4}$$ of the distance at 5 Kmph.
AP ICET 2021 Shift-1 (17th Sep) - Question 12
What is the arithmetic rnean of the real numbers p, q, r, s ?
I) p + q + s =25 + p
II) 5(r + s + p) = 17-5q
AP ICET 2021 Shift-1 (17th Sep) - Question 13
What percent of 45 is '$$x$$' ?
I) '$$x$$' is 40 percent of 135
II) 9 percent of '$$x$$' is less than 5
AP ICET 2021 Shift-1 (17th Sep) - Question 14
PQRS is a square with sides of length 6 and point 'A' is on the side QR. What is the area of the triangle PAQ?
I) $$AP > 6$$
II) 'A' is in the midpoint of QR.
AP ICET 2021 Shift-1 (17th Sep) - Question 15
What is the age of 'P' ?
I) 'P' is older than 'Q'
II) The age of 'Q' is 20 years
AP ICET 2021 Shift-1 (17th Sep) - Question 16
Is the integer 'n' divisible by 35?
I) 'n' is divisible by 14
II) 'n' is divisible by 15
AP ICET 2021 Shift-1 (17th Sep) - Question 17
What is the cost price of a chair?
I) If a discount of 25% were given, the selling price would have been less by Rs. 50.
II) Two successive discount of 5% each were given.
AP ICET 2021 Shift-1 (17th Sep) - Question 18
Ganesh and Gopal each caught some fish in a fish tank. Who caught more fish?
I) After Gopal stopped fishing, Ganesh continued fishing for another 15 minutes.
II) Ganesh caught $$\frac{2}{3}$$ times as many fish as Gopal caught.
AP ICET 2021 Shift-1 (17th Sep) - Question 19
What is the sum of the two positive integers?
I) One of the integer is 17.
II) The LCM of the integers is 51.
AP ICET 2021 Shift-1 (17th Sep) - Question 20
What is the $$3^{rd}$$ number of eight consecutive integers?
I) Their product is divisible by 720
II) The sum of all the eight integers is 84
