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1 → Questins : The pattern of numbers below forms a special sequence called the Fibonacci sequence. Study the first 7 numbers given below and understand the pattern
1,1,2,3,5,8,13 ………..

What could the next two numbers of the sequence be?

2 → Questins : What part of this figure is shaded? [295_35_q.jpg]

3 → Questins : Mr. Malkani owns a hotel with exactly 100 rooms. The first room is numbered as 1, the second one as 2 and so on. However, being a superstitious man, he has taken care that no room in his hotel bears the number 13 or any of its multiples.

What is the room number of the 100^th room in the hotel?

4 → Questins : If x + 5 is a multiple of 3, which of the following MUST be a multiple of 9?

5 → Questins : Adil’s bathroom has two taps next to each other and a bucket is kept under them. Tap 1 alone (at full flow) can fill HALF the bucket in 2 minutes and Tap 2 alone (at full flow) can fill HALF the bucket in 3 minutes.

If both taps are turned on (to full flow), in how much time will the bucket get filled completely?

6 → Questins : Ramesh works in a factory control room, where he operates three electronic devices which run on ordinary batteries.
Each device requires 1 battery, which lasts for 8-12 days depending on the battery quality.
Ramesh has a stock of 8 new batteries. The number of days each will last (though this is not known to Ramesh) is shown below.
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Ramesh puts new batteries in all three devices in the order shown. After this, as batteries run out, Ramesh replaces the old batteries from his stock IN THE SAME ORDER.
Which battery will replace battery number 2 in device 2?

7 → Questins : Ramesh works in a factory control room, where he operates three electronic devices which run on ordinary batteries.
Each device requires 1 battery, which lasts for 8-12 days depending on the battery quality.
Ramesh has a stock of 8 new batteries. The number of days each will last (though this is not known to Ramesh) is shown below.
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Ramesh puts new batteries in all three devices in the order shown. After this, as batteries run out, Ramesh replaces the old batteries from his stock IN THE SAME ORDER.
On which day will Ramesh have to buy a new battery?

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