Matrix logistics services limited Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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(r/10)*(r/10)
(20/10)*(20/10)
4% decrese

tan 30=h/x
tan 15=h/100+x
so h/tan 30=(h/tan 15)-100
=33.33app

24 Kmp/h

Initially (2*33 + 1*24)/(2+1) = 30p a gm
So, cost for 100g = 100*30 = 3000p

Later, (1*33 + 2*24)/(1+2) = 71/3 p a gm.
So, cost for 100g = 100*(71/3) = 2366.67p

He saves 3000 – 2366.67 = 633.33p

Concept of weighted average.

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( b ) P

Solution:

As given, we have,

The cost of one pen = 36 Rs.

So, the cost of 15 pens = 36 × 15 = 540 Rs.

The cost of one book = 45 Rs.

So, the cost of 12 books = 45 × 12 = 540 Rs.

The cost of one pencil = 8 Rs.

So, the cost of 10 pencils = 8 × 10 = 80 Rs.

Now,

the cost of each eraser is 40 Rs. less than the combined costs of pen and pencil.

So,

Combined costs of pen and pencil = 36 + 8 = 44 Rs.

Cost of one eraser = 44 – 40 = 4 Rs.

So, the cost of 5 erasers = 4 × 5 = 20 Rs.

Hence,

The total amount spent is

Hence, the total amount spent is 1180 Rs.

(60/100)*60 + (40/100)*40
=52%

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its a tricky question and very funny too.
the answer is 45% only which is gained by the minute hand.

30mins

Let the total time taken to fill the tank be x minutes.

Then, work done by B in half hour + work done by (A+B) in half hour =1.

(
40
1
​
×
2
x
​
)+(
60
1
​
+
40
1
​
)×
2
x
​
=1

⇒
80
x
​
+
48
x
​
=1

⇒
240
3x+5x
​
=1

⇒8x=240

⇒x=30 min

b)Brother or Sister
Because Bis related to either Brother or Sister.

Lets call the 5 litre jug as jug A and 3 litre jug as jug B. Now, follow the steps:

Fill jug A completely. Now it contains 5 litres.
Slowly pour the water from jug A to jug B until jug B is completely filled. Now, jug A contains 2 litres and jug B contains 3 litres.
Throw away the water in jug B so that it is completely empty. Now, jug A contains 2 litres and jug B is empty.
Transfer the water from jug A to jug B. Now, jug A is empty and jug B contains 2 litres.
Fill jug A completely. Now, jug A contains 5 litres and jug B contains 2 litres.
Transfer water from jug A to jug B until jug B is completely filled. Now, jug A contains 4 litres and jug B contains 3 litres.

Now you have 4 litres of water in jug A.