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    This document contains 3 quantitative reasoning questions from the CAT 2009 exam. The first question involves two people running towards each other on a circular track at decreasing speeds and calculating how many times they will meet. The second question involves fitting a cone inside a cylinder and calculating the radius of the cylinder. The third, more complex question provides various statistics about software engineers and asks how many unmarried females are above 25 years old.

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    This document contains 3 quantitative reasoning questions from the CAT 2009 exam. The first question involves two people running towards each other on a circular track at decreasing speeds and calculating how many times they will meet. The second question involves fitting a cone inside a cylinder and calculating the radius of the cylinder. The third, more complex question provides various statistics about software engineers and asks how many unmarried females are above 25 years old.

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    This document contains 3 quantitative reasoning questions from the CAT 2009 exam. The first question involves two people running towards each other on a circular track at decreasing speeds and calculating how many times they will meet. The second question involves fitting a cone inside a cylinder and calculating the radius of the cylinder. The third, more complex question provides various statistics about software engineers and asks how many unmarried females are above 25 years old.

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    CAT 2009 Quant Questions

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    This document contains 3 quantitative reasoning questions from the CAT 2009 exam. The first question involves two people running towards each other on a circular track at decreasing speeds and calculating how many times they will meet. The second question involves fitting a cone inside a cylinder and calculating the radius of the cylinder. The third, more complex question provides various statistics about software engineers and asks how many unmarried females are above 25 years old.

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    (1) Sarah and Neha start running simultaneously from the diametrically
    opposite ends of a circular track towards each other at 15km/h and 25km/h
    respectively. After every 10 minutes their speed reduces to half of their
    current speeds. If the length of the circular track is 1500 m, how many times
    will Sarah and Neha meet on the track?
    (A) 6 (B) 9 (C) 11 (D) 7 (E) 8
    (2) A cone of radius 1 unit and height 2 units just fits inside a cylinder with their
    axis perpendicular. The radius of the cylinder in unit is
    (A) 1 (B) 1.25 (C) 1.5 (D) 2 (E)
    more than 2

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    (3) There are a certain facts about the software
    engineers working with an IT firm. Total number of
    software engineers is 70 out of which 30 are females. 30
    people are married. 24 software engineers are above 25
    years of age. Out of all married software engineers, 19
    are above 25 years, of which 7 are males. 12 males are
    above 25 years and overall 15 males are married. How
    many unmarried females are there which are above 25?
    (A) 12 (B) 8 (C) 7 (D) 0 (E) 11

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