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Quiz about Mathematix for the Insane I
Quiz about Mathematix for the Insane I

Mathematix for the Insane I Trivia Quiz


These problems could be a little tough but then again some will find it insanely easy. If you could do it without a calculator, hats off to you!

A multiple-choice quiz by ace_sodium. Estimated time: 6 mins.
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Author
ace_sodium
Time
6 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
97,961
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Very Difficult
Avg Score
4 / 10
Plays
4234
Last 3 plays: vlk56pa (10/10), Guest 12 (0/10), Guest 117 (8/10).
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Question 1 of 10
1. Fresh Mango contains 70% water by weight whereas dry mango contains 10% water by weight. What is the weight of dry mango that can be obtained from 20 kg of Fresh Mango? Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. What is the remainder when 2^1344452457 is divided by 11?
Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. If a is a prime number and a[(a-1)! + 1] is divisible by 2a, then a^a is?
(! : factorial)
Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. Easy one: The average of a set of seven consecutive integers is (X+1) and that of a different set of seven integers is (X-1). Find the average of all the integers in both the sets considering all the
common integers only once?

Answer: (One Word)
Question 5 of 10
5. Starting with 1, positive integers are written one after the other. What is the 40,000th digit that will be written?
Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. How many three digit numbers are there which when divided by 7 or 8 gives a remainder of 4 in each case? Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. The sum of seven consecutive integers is 1,617. How many of them are prime? Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. In my class, there are 99 students other than me. 50 of us play soccer, 45 basketball and 50 play volleyball. Only 15 of us play all three games. Everyone plays at least one game. How many play only two games? Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. What is the number of players in a chess tournament, if a total of 63 matches have been played?
(The tournament is in a knock out format i.e. any player who loses is out of the tournament and there were no 'byes')


Answer: (Number (less than 100))
Question 10 of 10
10. What is the sum of all the numbers formed by taking each of the digits 2,3,5,6 and 8 once? Hint



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1. Fresh Mango contains 70% water by weight whereas dry mango contains 10% water by weight. What is the weight of dry mango that can be obtained from 20 kg of Fresh Mango?

Answer: 6.66 Kg

From 20 kgs of fresh mango, we get 6 kg of pure solid (no water) i.e. 30 % of 20 kg. Since we know dry mango contains 10% water, just divide 6 kgs by 0.9 to get the answer.
2. What is the remainder when 2^1344452457 is divided by 11?

Answer: 7

2^1 divided by 11 gives a remainder of 2
2^2 divided by 11 gives a remainder of 4;
Similarly:
2^3 gives a remainder of 8,
2^4 gives a remainder of 5
2^5 givesa remainder of 10
2^6 gives a remainder of 9
2^7 gives a remainder of 7
2^8 gives a remainder of 3
2^9 gives a remainder of 6
2^10 gives a remainder of 1
2^11 gives a remainder of 2
So the cycle of remainders repeats in cycles of 10.
In the question, 7 values are left after (removing all the cycles of 10); hence the remainder will be the same as 2^7 divided by 11 i.e. 7.
3. If a is a prime number and a[(a-1)! + 1] is divisible by 2a, then a^a is? (! : factorial)

Answer: 4

Since a[(a-1)! + 1] is divisible by 2a, it means [(a-1)! + 1] is divisible by 2;
which is possible for only two values of a i.e. 1 & 2 {all other values of a, (a-1)! is an even number, and hence [(a-1)! + 1] will be an odd number (which in turn means that it is not divisible by 2)}
Now only 2 is the prime number, therefore a=2 and 2^2=4.
4. Easy one: The average of a set of seven consecutive integers is (X+1) and that of a different set of seven integers is (X-1). Find the average of all the integers in both the sets considering all the common integers only once?

Answer: X

he first set of numbers will be from (X-2) to (X+4).
the second set of numbers will be from (X-4) to (X+2).
So there will be 9 consecutive numbers from (x-4) to (x+4) in the final set and the average or middle number of this set is X.
5. Starting with 1, positive integers are written one after the other. What is the 40,000th digit that will be written?

Answer: 1

From 1 to 9 : 9 digits will be written;
From 10 to 99 : 90*2 (180) digits will be written;
From 100 to 999 : 900*3 (2,700) digits will be written;
From 1,000 to 9999 : 9000*4 (36,000) digits will be written;
Now, 1111 digits are still needed.
Since 10,000 onwards, each number will contribute 5 digit, we will divide 1110 (nearest multiple of 5) by 5 to get 222.
Upto 10221, we have written 39,999 digits.
The 40,000 digit will be the first digit of the next number i.e. 1 (the number being 10222).
6. How many three digit numbers are there which when divided by 7 or 8 gives a remainder of 4 in each case?

Answer: 16

Let K be a number.
The required number is in the form of :
K*LCM(7,8) + 4 {LCM: Lowest Common Multiple)
= 56k + 4
now, 56k + 4 has to be less than 999.
Which implies k has to be less than 18
Therefore maximum value of k = 17; but when k=1 , the number is a two digit number, therefore
k= 17-1 = 16.
7. The sum of seven consecutive integers is 1,617. How many of them are prime?

Answer: 2

1617 divided by 7 is 231; so the numbers are 234,233,232,231,230,229 and 228. The prime numbers are 229 and 233.
8. In my class, there are 99 students other than me. 50 of us play soccer, 45 basketball and 50 play volleyball. Only 15 of us play all three games. Everyone plays at least one game. How many play only two games?

Answer: 15

Let the people who play only two games be :
x (Soccer and basketball)
y(soccer and volleyball)
z(Volleyball and basketball)
Therefore, 100 = 50 + 45 + 50 -(x+15) -(y+15) -(z+15) + 15.
Solving, we get x+y+z=15.
9. What is the number of players in a chess tournament, if a total of 63 matches have been played? (The tournament is in a knock out format i.e. any player who loses is out of the tournament and there were no 'byes')

Answer: 64

The number of players will be (n + 1) where n is the number of matches.
10. What is the sum of all the numbers formed by taking each of the digits 2,3,5,6 and 8 once?

Answer: 6,399,936

The sum of the digits will be equal to
(n-1)!*(sum of all the digits)*(11...11)n times (where n is the number of digits).
here n=5
therefore, sum= 4!*(2+3+5+6+8)*(11111) = 6,399,936
Source: Author ace_sodium

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