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LIFE SCIENCE PART A (DECEMBER 2018) 2018

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Duration 180 mins
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2018 · Unclassified
LIFE SCIENCE PART A (DECEMBER 2018) 2018
A rectangular photo frame of size 30 cm × 40 cm has a photograph mounted at the centre leaving a 5 cm borer all around. The area of the border is
A
600 cm2
B
400 cm2
C
700 cm2
D
350 cm2
2
2018 · Unclassified
LIFE SCIENCE PART A (DECEMBER 2018) 2018
At a birthday party, every child gets 2 chocolates, every mother gets 1 chocolate, while no father gets a chocolate. In total 69 persons get 70 chocolates. If the number of children is half of the number of mothers and fathers put together, then how many fathers are there?
A
22
B
24
C
69
D
23
3
2018 · Unclassified
LIFE SCIENCE PART A (DECEMBER 2018) 2018
What is the value of 12 – 22 + 32 – 42 + 52 - …. + 172 – 182 + 192?
A
-5
B
12
C
95
D
190
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2018 · Unclassified
LIFE SCIENCE PART A (DECEMBER 2018) 2018
The curves of y = 2x2 and y = 4x intersect each other at
A
only one point.
B
exactly two points
C
no point at all
D
more than two points.
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2018 · Unclassified
LIFE SCIENCE PART A (DECEMBER 2018) 2018
The diameters of the pinholes of two otherwise identical cameras A and B are 500 μm and 200 μm, respectively. Then the image in camera A will be
A
sharper than in B
B
darker than in B
C
less sharp and brighter than in B
D
sharper and brighter than in B
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2018 · Unclassified
LIFE SCIENCE PART A (DECEMBER 2018) 2018
If D = ABC + BCA + CAB where A, B and C are decimal digits, then D is divisible by
A
37 and 29
B
37 but not 29
C
neither 29 nor 37
D
29 but not 37