IIT JEE Practice Question and Answer

Q: What is the systematic name of Mg(NO3)2? 1828 0

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    Manganese nitrite
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    Magnesium nitrite
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    Magnesium nitrate
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    Manganese nitrate
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Answer : 3. "Magnesium nitrate"
Explanation :

Answer: C) Magnesium nitrate Explanation: Mg(NO3)2 is Magnesium nitrate.   In the case of Mg(NO3)2, the metal in the compound is magnesium (Mg), and the non-metal here is called the nitrate ion (NO3). This makes the name of the compound simply magnesium nitrate.

Q: The ratio of present ages of X and Y is 4:5. Which of the following can't be the ratio of ages of X and Y, 20 years ago ? 1828 0

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    2 : 5
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    8 : 15
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    9 : 10
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    3 : 5
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Answer : 3. "9 : 10"
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Answer: C) 9 : 10 Explanation: The ratio of X and Y ages at present is 4:5.  Then, the ratio 20 years ago will not be more than the ratio at present. So, from the options 9:10 is not satifying => its ratio is 0.9 which is greater than presnt ratio of 0.8.

Q: A shopkeeper sold a mobile phone for Rs. 12000. Had he offered discount of 10% on the selling price, there would be a loss of 4%. What is the cost price of that Mobile phone? 1828 0

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    Rs. 12,500
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    Rs. 11,250
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    Rs. 12,750
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    Rs. 11,680
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Answer : 2. "Rs. 11,250"
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Answer: B) Rs. 11,250 Explanation: Given that SP = Rs. 12000 - 10%  = Rs. 10,800 Loss% = 4 We know that, C.P = 100/(100 - Loss%) x 100 => 100/100-4 x 10800 => 1080000/96 C.P = Rs. 11,250

Q: " World Water Day " is celebrated on _____ 1827 0

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    23 rd March
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    24 th March
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    22 nd March
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    21 st March
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Answer : 3. "22 nd March"
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Answer: C) 22 nd March Explanation:

Q: Why did charles babbage invent the computer? 1827 0

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Charles Babbage, the father of computer, invented the first general-purpose computer in an effort to prevent the mathematical errors that were prevalent in the human-calculated mathematics of his time.

Q: which is a best way to measure Ground Distance? 1826 0

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Pace Count is a way to measure to Ground Distance. Pace Count is nothing but regular single natural step of about 30 inches long.

Q: In how many ways the letters of the word OLIVER be arranged so that the vowels in the word always occur in the dictionary order as we move from left to right ? 1826 0

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    186
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    144
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    136
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    120
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Answer : 4. "120"
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Answer: D) 120 Explanation: In given word OLIVER there are 3 vowels E, I & O. These can be arranged in only one way as dictionary order E, I & O.   There are 6 letters in thegiven word.   First arrange 3 vowels.   This can be done in 6C3 ways and that too in only one way.(dictionary order E, I & O)   Remaining 3 letters can be placed in 3 places = 3! ways   Total number of possible ways of arranging letters of OLIVER = 3! x C36 ways = 6x5x4 = 120 ways.

Q: Light travels fastest in 1825 0

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    Air
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    Water
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    Glass
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    Diamond
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Answer : 1. "Air"
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Answer: A) Air Explanation: Light travels fastest in Vacuum. The fastest thing in the whole universe is the speed of light in a vacuum like outer space. It is about 2.99 x 108 m/s.

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