University of Delhi 2008 M.B.A Faculty of Management Studies (FMS) - Question Paper

(1) A, B and Z (2) B, C and X
(3) A, B and W (4) A, B and X

14. The scientist rejected chemical B because of its
possible side effects but decided to use chemical Z. Which is a
possible combination of the 4 ingredients in the formula?
(1) A, W, Y and Z (2) A, C, W and Z
(3) A, W, X and Z (4) A, X, Y and Z

15. Which of the subsequent combinations of chemicals is
impossible?
I. Using chemical Y and W together.
II. Using chemical B and C together.
III. Using chemical W, X and Z together.
(1) III only (2) I and III only
(3) I only (4) II only

16. Which of the subsequent can never be true?
I. If chemical C is used, chemical Z is added.
II. If chemical B is not used, chemical Y is added.
III. If chemical C is used, chemical W is added.
(1) (III) only (2) (I) and II only
(3) (I), (II) and (III) (4) II only


Directions for ques. Nos. 17 to 19:
A, B, C, D and E are 5 persons holding certain amount
of money every (all different). When B, C, D and E exchanged
their amounts amongst themselves so that no 1 had their
original amount, it is observed that:
I. B possesses the highest amount amongst all
persons.
II. D possesses the least amount amongst all
persons, which is Rs 20 less than what A has.
III. E and C possess Rs 50 and Rs 70 respectively.
When A, C, D and E exchanged their initial amounts
amongst themselves so that no 1 had their original amount,
it is observed that:
I. A has the highest amount amongst all persons
which is Rs 40 more than what B has.
II. C has Rs 30 less than what A has.
III. E has Rs 10 less than what D has.

17. The initial amount possessed by A was:
(1) Rs 80 (2) cannot be determined
(3) Rs 40 (4) Rs 60

18. The initial amount possessed by B was:
(1) Rs 60 (2) cannot be determined
(3) Rs 40 (4) Rs 50

19. The initial amount possessed by C was:

Earning:   Approval pending.