Blue ribbon Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

I am looking for a qualified chartered accountant in my profile who is known for his excellence in the field.

I think experience because if experience brings pay. If someone having experience in any work then he/she can work easily. Although pay is important but not more then experience

C=150

“One of my hobbies is playing club sports. … Playing sports is my favorite pastime and my hobby because it’s not just the games I love, but also the socializing part that comes with it. I love to meet new people and go to new places for tournaments.”

15a=45

1(100-1)+ 2(100-2)+…..99(100-99)
N=100
solution: N(N-1)
100(99)= 9900

P1/P2 = C1*T1/ C2*T2
where P1 = Partner 1’s Profit.
C1 = Partner 1’s Capital.
T1 = Time period for which Partner 1 contributed his capital.
P2 = Partner 2’s Profit.
C2 = Partner 2’s Capital.
T2 = Time period for which Partner 2 contributed his capital
6000/3000= 20,000*6/x*12
x=5000

It is About 35 Billion

5

The formula to find number of diagonals (D) given total number of vertices or sides (N) is

N * (N – 3)

D = ———–

2

Using the formula, we get
1325 * 2 = N * (N – 3)
N2 – 3N – 2650 = 0

Solving the quadratic equation, we get N = 53 or -50

It is obvious that answer is 53 as number of vertices can not be negative.

Alternatively, you can derive the formula as triange has 0 diagonals, quadrangel has 2, pentagon has 5, hexagon has 9 and so on……

Hence the series is 0, 0, 0, 2, 5, 9, 14, …….. (as diagram with 1,2 or 3 vertices will have 0 diagonals).

Using the series one can arrive to the formula given above.

17

How will you know the odd is in lighter one or heavier one from only one weighing. It will require 2 weighing to find the odd set and one weighing for odd coin in that set i.e total 3 weighings.