Seattle city light Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

5c2*4c1/9c3 +5c3/9c3=25/42

6,36

L*I/3(I-H)

Friends,
The Answer given by ‘Gaurav Sharma’ is correct and
the approach (bottom to top) suggested by ‘Shailesh’ is
good. But with minor correction we can arrive the solution
using this approach:
After 5th loot, No. of breads left = 3
after 4th loot, no. of breads left = (3+0.5)x2 = 7
after 3rd loot, no. of breads left = (7+0.5)x2 = 15
after 2nd loot, no. of breads left = (15+0.5)x2 = 31
after 1st loot, no. of breads left = (31+0.5)x2 = 63
So, before 1st loot, no. of breads left = (63+0.5)x2 = 127

u c 5 numbers…..
we add the combination of digits…..
a.17->1+7=8(even)
b.23->2+3=5(odd)!!!!!
c.37->3+7=10(even)
d.13->1+3=4(even)
e.73->7+3=10(even)
all combinations are even xept 23
ans:23

He will work for 35 days in 60 days to earn Rs.170 as per the condition

(115+65+x)/3=95
x=105

$150000

Answer is 274 .

Let the required term be x.

Pattern :- 1) Find the difference between consecutive terms as :

2 – 1 = 1

4 – 2 = 2

13 – 4 = 9

31 – 13 = 18

112 – 31 = 81

2) Now write the above numbers obtained by differences in series as :

1, 2, 9, 18, 81, y

(Suppose y be next term after 81.)

3) Look the difference series carefully and it follows the below pattern as :

(9 * 2)/1 = 18

(18 * 9)/2 = 81

(81 * 18)/9 = 162 = y (the next term after 81)

Thus the required answer is :

x = 112 + y

x = 112 +162 =274

(b) 330 is the amswer
as the no of toys are equall to no of students
18*18= 324
left out toys afetr distribution = 6
so 324+6= 330

Answer is 8,12,5,20
8+2=10
12-2=10
5*2=10
20/10=10

If n = no. of revolutions for back wheel
9n = 7n + 10*7
n=315

0,8x= y
y – 0,7y = 270

y= 270 / 0,3
y=900

0,8x=900
x=1125