Title: CAT 2017 Slot 1 Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR) Solutions
Question: A company produces three types of chocolates - Dark, Milk, and White. The profit margins for Dark, Milk, and White chocolates are 20%, 30%, and 40% respectively. The cost price of each chocolate is Rs. 100. The company sells 200 Dark chocolates, 300 Milk chocolates, and 400 White chocolates. What is the total profit earned by the company?
Solution:
Total profit = (Number of Dark chocolates * Profit margin on Dark) + (Number of Milk chocolates * Profit margin on Milk) + (Number of White chocolates * Profit margin on White)
Total profit = (200 * 20%) + (300 * 30%) + (400 * 40%)
Total profit = (40 + 90 + 160)
Total profit = Rs. 290
Question: A train leaves station A at 8:00 AM and reaches station B at 10:00 AM. Another train leaves station B at 9:00 AM and reaches station A at 11:00 AM. What is the speed of the train from station A to station B?
Solution:
Let the distance between station A and station B be 'd' km.
Speed of train from A to B = d / 2 hours
Speed of train from B to A = d / 2 hours
Total time taken by both trains = 3 hours
Therefore, d = 3 * (d / 2)
d = 3d / 2
d = 2d
d = 0 km (This is not possible)
Hence, the speed of the train from station A to station B is undefined.
Question: A box contains 5 red balls, 7 blue balls, and 8 green balls. If 3 balls are drawn at random, what is the probability that all 3 balls are of different colors?
Solution:
Total number of ways to draw 3 balls from the box = (5 + 7 + 8)C3 = 20C3
Number of ways to draw 3 balls of different colors = (5C1 * 7C1 * 8C1)
Probability = (Number of ways to draw 3 balls of different colors) / (Total number of ways to draw 3 balls)
Probability = (5 * 7 * 8) / (20 * 19 * 18)
Probability = 7/19
Question: A man travels 600 km by train and 400 km by car. The speed of the train is 60 km/h, and the speed of the car is 80 km/h. What is the average speed of the entire journey?
Solution:
Total distance traveled = 600 km + 400 km = 1000 km
Total time taken = (Distance by train / Speed of train) + (Distance by car / Speed of car)
Total time taken = (600 / 60) + (400 / 80)
Total time taken = 10 + 5
Total time taken = 15 hours
Average speed = Total distance traveled / Total time taken
Average speed = 1000 km / 15 hours
Average speed = 66.67 km/h
Question: A company has 4 departments - Sales, Marketing, Finance, and HR. The number of employees in each department is as follows: Sales - 120, Marketing - 90, Finance - 100, and HR - 80. What is the percentage of employees in the Finance department with respect to the total number of employees in the company?
Solution:
Total number of employees = 120 + 90 + 100 + 80 = 390
Percentage of employees in Finance department = (Number of employees in Finance / Total number of employees) * 100
Percentage of employees in Finance department = (100 / 390) * 100
Percentage of employees in Finance department = 25.64%
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首先，我要回忆一下CAT考试的结构。DILR部分通常包括数据分析、图表解读以及逻辑推理题，比如排列组合、逻辑谜题、数据比较等。用户提到的“slot 1”可能是指考试中的某个特定的题目组或时间段，但具体到2017年的CAT考试，可能需要确认当年的考题内容。不过，作为AI，我无法直接访问具体的考试真题，但可以基于常见的DILR题型和游戏相关问题进行解答。
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Title: CAT 2017 Slot 1 DILR Solution (Game-Based Problem)
Content: English Explanation
Problem Statement (Hypothetical Example):
Six friends (A, B, C, D, E, F) are playing a game. They need to form two teams of three members each. The conditions are:
A and B cannot be in the same team.
C and D must be in the same team.
E and F must be in different teams.
How many valid team combinations are possible?
Solution:
Total Possible Team Combinations (Without Conditions):
First, select 3 members out of 6: ( \binom{6}{3} = 20 ).
Since teams are indistinct (Team 1 vs. Team 2 doesn’t matter), divide by 2: ( \frac{20}{2} = 10 ).
Apply Constraints:
Condition 2 (C and D together):
Treat C and D as a single unit. Now, we need to choose 1 more member from the remaining 4 (A, B, E, F).
Valid combinations: ( \binom{4}{1} = 4 ).
Total teams with C and D: ( 4 ).
Condition 1 (A and B separate):
From the 4 combinations above, exclude teams where A and B are both in the same team.
If C, D, and A are in one team, B must be in the other. Similarly for C, D, and B.
Invalid combinations: 2 (C-D-A or C-D-B).
Valid combinations: ( 4 - 2 = 2 ).
Condition 3 (E and F separate):
From the 2 valid teams above, ensure E and F are not together.
Check each valid team:
If the team has E, the other team must have F (and vice versa).
Both combinations satisfy this condition.
Final Valid Teams: ( 2 ).
Answer:
There are 2 valid team combinations that satisfy all conditions.
Key Takeaways:
Use combinatorial logic with constraints.
Break down problems into smaller conditions and apply stepwise exclusion.
Always verify symmetry (e.g., teams are unordered).
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