TANCET MBA 2014 Data Sufficiency (DS)
The 2014 TANCET MBA had 20 questions in data sufficiency. Data sufficiency has been a main stay of the TANCET MBA exam and accounts for a fifth of the paper. There were few questions that were relatively easy and a student who would have prepared seriously for the TANCET should be able to get 10 in this section if he or she allotted about 20 minutes to this section in the test. These questions appeared as the 61st to the 80th question in the TANCET test.
Please note that the level of difficulty suggested for any question has been mentioned keeping an average TANCET test taker. If you are preparing for a different exam, the difficulty levels of quite a few questions could differ.
Instructions for answering
The questions are followed by two statements labelled (1) and (2), in which certain data are given. You have to decide whether the data given in the two statements are sufficient for answering the question. Using the data given in the problem plus your knowledge of mathematics and everyday facts, choose the answer as:
- If statement (1) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (2) alone is not sufficient.
- If statement (2) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (1) alone is not sufficient.
- If both the statements (1) and (2) TOGETHER are sufficient, but NEITHER statement alone is sufficient.
- If each statement ALONE is sufficient.
- If statements (1) and (2) TOGETHER are not sufficient, and additional data is needed.
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Q61. If only people who paid the deposits attended the Management Seminar, how many people attended this year?
- 70 people sent in deposits to attend the Management Seminar this year.
- 60 percent of the people who sent deposits to attend the Management Seminar this year actually went.
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Q62. A car drives along a straight road from Sankarankoil to Coimbatore, going through Madurai along the way. What is the total distance travelled by the car from Sankarankoil to Coimbatore?
- The distance from Sankarankoil to Madurai is 3/5 of the entire distance.
- The distance from Madurai to Coimbatore is 12 km.
Concept: Speed Time Distance
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Q63. What is the value of x?
- x2 = 4
- x < 0
Concept: Number Properties
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Q64. What is the value of xy?
- x2 = 4
- y = 0
Concept: Number Theory
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Q65. Manju purchased 18 cans of soda, some of which contained diet soda. How many of the cans did not contain diet soda?
- Of the cans Manju purchased, the number containing diet soda is equal to the number not containing diet soda.
- Of the cans Manju purchased, the number of cans containing diet soda is odd.
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Q66. In 1988, was the number of people in city X greater than three times the number of people in city Y?
- In 1998, there were approximately 1.1 million more people in city X than in city Y.
- In 1988, the 300,000 Hindus in city X made up for 20 percent of its population and the 141,000 Buddhists in city Y made up 30 percent of its population.
Concept: Percents
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Q67. If point X is directly north of point Y and directly west of point Z, what is the distance from point X to point Z?
- The distance from Y to Z is 20 cm.
- The distance from X to Y is equal to half the distance from Y to Z.
Concept: Trigonometry
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Q68. What is the value of the integer W?
- W is a multiple of 3.
- 420 < W < 425
Concept: Number Properties
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Q69. What is the surface area of the rectangular solid y?
- The dimensions of one face of the rectangular solid y are 2 by 3.
- The area of another face of the rectangular solid y is 6.
Concept: Mensuration
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Q70. What is the sum of x, y and z?
- 2x + y + 3z = 45
- x + 2y = 30
Concept: Linear Equations
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Q71. Is rectangular block B a cube?
- At least two faces of the rectangular block B are squares.
- The volume of the rectangular block B is 64.
Concept: Mensuration
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Q72. A foot race will be held on Saturday. How many different arrangement of medal winners are possible?
- Medals will be given for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place.
- There are 10 runners in the race.
Concept: Permutation
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Q73. If the first term of the data set {x, y, z} is 3, what is the third term?
- The range of this data set is 0.
- The standard deviation of this data set is 0.
Concept: Statistics
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Q74. During a five-day period, Monday through Friday, the average (arithmetic mean) high temperature was 86 degrees Fahrenheit. What was the high temperature on Friday?
- The average high temperature for Monday through Thursday was 87 degrees Fahrenheit.
- The high temperature on Friday reduced the average high temperature for the week by 1 degrees Fahrenheit.
Concept: Averages
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Q75. If a - b = c, what is the value of b?
- c + 6 = a
- a = 6
Concept: Simple Equations
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Q76. Square G has sides of length 4 cm. Is the area of the Square H exactly one-half the area of Square G?
- The length of the diagonal of Square H equals the length of one side of Square G.
- The perimeter of Square H is twice the length of the diagonal of Square G.
Concept: Mensuration
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Q77. Paul jogs at a constant rate for 80 minutes along the same route everyday. How long is his route?
- Yesterday, Paul began jogging at 5 p.m.
- Yesterday, Paul had jogged 5 km by 5:40 p.m. and 8 km by 6:04 p.m.
Concept: Speed Distance Time
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Q78. What is the value of the integer x?
- \\ x = \sqrt[3]{64} \\)
- x2 = 2x + 8
Concept: Equations
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Q79. Automobile A is travelling at 2/3rd of the speed that Automobile B is travelling at. How fast is Automobile A travelling?
- If both automobiles increased their speed by 10 km per hour, Automobile A would be travelling at 3/4th the speed of Automobile B.
- If both automobiles decreased their speed by 10 km per hour, Automobile A would be travelling at 1/2 the speed of Automobile B.
Concept: Speed Time Distance
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Q80. If t is a multiple of prime number s, is t a multiple of s2?
- s < 4
- t = 18
Concept: Number Properties
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- Number Theory
- Permutation Combination
- Probability
- Inequalities
- Geometry
- Coordinate Geometry
- Mensuration
- Trigonometry
- Data Sufficiency
- Percentages
- Profit Loss
- Ratio Proportion
- Mixtures & Alligation
- Speed Distance & Time
- Pipes, Cisterns & Work, Time
- Simple & Compound Interest
- Races
- Averages & Statistics
- Progressions : AP, GP & HP
- Set Theory
- Clocks Calendars
- Linear & Quadratic Equations
- Functions
- English Grammar
- General Awareness