Iufm Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

The answer for this question is very simple: it is called Ceaser Cipher.
It consists of replacing a character by another located in (current character position + (key-1)), where key = how many positions you want to skip.
For Example: VICTORY -> YLFWRUB with the key = 3.
Then SUCCESS -> QXFFHQQ

Note: it should work like a circle(Z+1 = A).

9 AND 3

let x be lenghth of candles.

thicker one—- in 1 hr 1/6th will go.
thinner one— in 1 hr 1/4th will go.

let he lit for n hrs.

so in n hrs thicker one goes n/6.
and thinner one goes n/4.

so remainini length are x-n/6 and x-n/4.so x-n/6=2(x-n/4)
implie n=3x. if x=1 n=3hrs.

ans: none
let it may be any number the square cant end in 8

I would say everyone has blind spots, and i would too. And that is why I believe in teamwork because when you are a team, you can point out other people’s blind spots and they will do the same for you.

the answer is 34

360

43

10000*8:10000*12
2:3

5x=25000
x=5000

p:q
10000:15000

22.5

50

let the total no of breads be x.
1st man 2nd man
x- (x/2) – 1/2 – 1/2((x-1)/2) – 1/2 ….. so on.
ans is 31.
first ate : 15.5 + .5 = 16 remaining 15
second ate : 7.5+0.5 = 8 remaining 7.
third ate : 3.5 +0.5 = 4 remaining 3.
fourth ate : 1.5 + 0.5 = 2 remaining 1
fifth ate : 0.5 + 0.5 = 1 remaining 0

divide 100 by 7, and you get 14.28. (Obviously you aren’t talking about decimals here) and so 14 numbers can be divisible by 7 up to 100.

The answer is 14.

x/y =5/7…………………………..(1)
(x-25)/(y-25)=35/39
59x=35y+600
dividing b.t.s by y and substituting (x/y) value from equation (1)
y=84
Now, substitue y value in equation (1)
x = 60