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Monday, 27 July 2015
Blood Relation II
In my last blog, we have discussed Direct form of questions that actually not tough to resolve, but the things can be harder as well. To make you people confuse, the examiner can ask in the indirect way to ensure your skills and smartness.
In Blood Relation, another type which is randomly asked in exams is “Form of Arithmetic puzzles.” Let’s take a problem:
Solve according to these following conditions: A+B means A is the Daughter of B; A*B means A is the son of B ; A-B means A is the wife of B then
If P*Q-S, Which is the following is true?
Solution: First, check what you have given and make it in symbolic form to understand the right format as:
P*Q implies P is the son of Q.
Q-S implies Q is the wife of S.
Now match every option with diagram:S is wife of Q = No, S is husband of Q.
Q is father of P = No, Q is mother of P.
P is daughter of Q = No, P is son of Q.
S is father of P = Yes, This is the right option.
Therefore, option “d” is correct.
if T-S * B-M, Which of the following is not true?
Solution: First, check what you have given and make it in symbolic form to understand the right format as:
T-S implies T is wife of S.
B-M implies B is wife of M
S*B implies S is son of B
Now match every option with diagram:** Note** Question is which of the following is not true means you have to choose one that is wrong. B is mother of S = Yes, it’s true.
S is the daughter of B = No, it’s wrong.
T is the wife of S = Yes, it’s true.
M is husband of B = Yes, it’s true.
Therefore, option “b” is correct.
If Z*T- S*U+P, What is U to Z?
Solution: First, check what you have given and make it in symbolic form to understand the right format as:
Z*T implies Z is son of T
T-S implies T is wife of S
S*U implies S is son of U
U+P implies U is daughter of P
Now match every option with diagram:Mother = No
Grandmother =Yes, right as U is female and mother of Z’s father S.
Can’t be determined= No
None of these = No
Therefore, option “b” is correct.
Another Indirect Blood Relation Type
Another indirect type typically starts with the words ‘Pointing to’, ‘Looking at’ or ‘Conversation between two’ is also questioned especially in Punjab Government exams.See how it comes in exam:
‘Pointing to’ the lady on the platform, Rani said, “She is the sister of the father of my mother’s son”. What is the lady to Rani?
Symbolize the given data reading it from the right side:
My mother’s son implies Rani’s mother’ son implies Rani’s brother.
Father of brother means Rani and his brother’s father and husband of her mother.
Sister of father implies sister of Rani’s father.
Now match every option with diagram to find what lady to Rani:Mother = No
Sister =No, Rani has no sister
Aunt=Yes, sister of father is become Aunt of Rani
Niece = No, Rani is niece to lady
None of these= No
Therefore, option “c” is correct.
‘Looking at’ the portrait of a man, Karan said, “His mother is the wife of my father’s son”. Brother and sister, I have none”. At whose portrait was Harsh looking?
Symbolize the given data reading it from the right side:
My father’s son implies harsh itself as he has no brother and sister.
Wife of father’s son implies his own wife.
His mother implies Harsh’s wife is mother of his son.
Now match every option with diagram to find whose portrait Harsh looking to:His son= Yes, Harsh is looking to his son’s portrait
His cousin= No
His Uncle=No
His nephew=No
None of these=No
Therefore, option “a” is correct.
Conversation Type: A man said to a lady, “your mother’s husband’s sister is my aunt”. How is the lady related to the man?
Symbolize the given data reading it from the right side:
My Aunt implies man’s mother or father’s sister.
Husband‘s sister implies again brother of Aunt i.e. father of man.
Mother’s husband’s implies man’s father’s wife i.e. his mother.
Man’s and lady’s mother and father are same, so he is talking to his sister.
Now match every option with diagram:Daughter = Man or lady has no daughter.
Grand Daughter= No relations of Grand’s.
Mother= No, the lady is not his mother.
Sister= Yes, he is talking to his sister as they both have the same parents.
Aunt= No
Therefore, option “d” is correct.
Try some questions from your side and do ask me the right answers.A man pointing to a photograph says, “The lady in the photograph is my nephew’s maternal grandmother.”How is the lady in the photograph related to the man’s sister who has no other sister?
Pointing to an old man Pawan said,” His son is my son’s uncle,” How is the old man related to Pawan?
Let’s see how much you have learned!.
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Current Affairs of 8th May to 15th May 2015
8th May current affairs
David Cameron once again elected as Britain’s PM, Mhairi Black become Britian’s youngest MP since 1667, Yes Bank ties up with Payworld, Anchal Jyoti our new Election Commissioner, President bestowed with Hononary Doctor Award…
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9th May current affairs
SBI introduced Rupay Platinum Debit card, PM released Commemorative Coin, Bhim Singh’s ‘Unbelievable-Delhi to Islamabad’ released, MOU signed in Chattisgarh worth rupees 24,000 Cr…
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10th May current affairs
Shashi Kapoor conferred with the Dadasaheb Phalke award, Mother’s Day celebrated across the world, Liberia -Ebola Free country, HDFC is one of the world’s top 10 consumer finance firms….
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11th May current affairs
National Technology Day celebrated in India, Kamath appointed as President of New Development Bank, PM inaugurates Largest Blast furnance in West Bengal, “Namaste Russia” commenced in Russia….
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12th May current affairs
Justice Cyriac Joseph appointed as interim Chief Of NHRC, Nikesh Arora will be soon Softbank Corp New President, Priti Patel became new employment minister in Britain, Hollande-First French president to visit Cuba….
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13th May current affairs
Painting of Picasso sold at $179.4 million, New Governors appointed for six Indian states, Neel Mukherjee won the Encore Award for his novel, Indian – origin appointed as Mayor in UK …..
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14th May current affairs
RBI eased up 2 factor card authentication for transaction up to 2000, PM on a Three- day visit to China, South Korea and Mongolia, India’s Gagan Toor win NASA contest, Punjab stands first to issue Soil Health Cards…
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15th May current affairs
PM announced Electronic Visas for Chinese Tourists, Human Capital Report 2015 released, Tejaswini Sagar won World’s School Chess Championship, President gives away Presidential Awards, Famous Guitarist BB King died at 89…
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PM announced Electronic Visas for Chinese Tourists: On the second day trip to China, PM reached Bejing today and announced extended e-visas for Chinese tourists. In order to improve tourism in India, Prime Minister office (PMO) even overruled Intelligence Bureau and R&AW; were against the extended visas for Chinese travelers. During this trip, India and China signed 24 agreements worth $10 billion for the development in economy, trade ,science, culture and technology.
Human Capital Report 2015 released: The World Economic Forum has released Human Capital Report 2015. The WEF association with an American global human resource and related financial services consulting firm named Mercer has prepared this report.Finland topped the list, followed by Norway ,Switzerland, Canada and Japan were first five countries headed the list. India placed in 100th position among 124 countries.
Tejaswini Sagar won World’s School Chess Championship: Indian citizen Tajaswini Sagar won a maiden World title and succeeded to clinch gold under 15 category. Another candidate Anand Nadar clinch the silver medal under 15 category. Under 17 categrory, Saloni Sapole won the silver.
President gives away Presidential Awards: President Pranab Mukherjee bestow an honor on scholars who has made outstanding contributions in the development of Classical Tamil language and literature. Detail as Follows:Tolkappiyar Award:
SV Shanmugam for year 2011-12
R Krishnamurthi for year 2012-13.
Kural Pitam Award:
Eva Maria Wilden for year for 2011-12.
Young Scholar Awards:
K. Jawahar, K. Iyyappan and E. Ezhilvasanthan for the year 2011-12.
M.R. Devak, R. Venkatesan, B. Jaiganesh, U. Alibava and A. Sathish for the year 2012-13.
Famous Guitarist BB King died at 89: Famous Guitarist Blue legend B.B King died at the age 89 in Las Vegas. He was known for his blasted hits Sweet Little Angel, Rock Me Baby and My Lucille. In 2009, he conferred with 15th Grammy Award for his “One Kind Favor” album.
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RBI eased up 2 factor card authentication for transaction up to 2000: If you have contactless card, then it’s a good news for you as RBI has relaxed two factor card authentication for transaction up to 2,000. Now you can make payments without entering your password.This would apply across all retail shops and online shopping portal that deals with contact less cards shopping. SBI and ICICI have launched contact less NFC debit and credit cards in Hyderabad, Gurgaon, and Mumbai and planning to make it available in every city and state.
PM on a Three- day visit to China, South Korea and Mongolia :PM Modi reached China today and met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Xian capital of Shaanxi. The purpose PM holds to visit China to set up border issues and cover the trade deficit with India’s neighbors Modi is also accompanied by Foreign secretary S Jiashankar, National security Advisor Ajit Dosal and other senior officials After China he will continue his tour to Mongolia and South Korea.
India’s Gagan Toor win NASA contest:Gagan Toor of India suggested Mercury name crater and win the NASA contest. Five winning crater names are: Enheduanna, Carolan, Rivera, Karsh and Kulthum. This was an open competition and after 3600 submissions public outreach team for the spacecraft shortlisted 17 names out of its. Craters is a name usually given to an artist, composer or writer who was famous for more than 50 years and died at least three years ago.The International Astronomical Union (IAU) has given approval to the new crater names.
Punjab stands first to issue Soil Health Cards: The Punjab Government has planted a program in which every farmer will get Soil Health card that keep an eye on health of soil. This program can put a stop on the excess usage and exploitation of soil. As to wrap the effects of Green Revolution, every district will be facilitated with mobile laboratories to submit the soil samples and check the present status. Agriculture Minister Tota Singh in his statement shown his personal concern with the project and also striving to start comprehensive cropping and the agriculture diversification program.
Writer Suchitra Bhattacharya died at 65: Bengali writer Suchitra Bhattacharya died at the age 65. The reason of death was cardiac arrest and was declared dead when she was busy in writing her next fiction Puja. In her lifetime, she penned down more than 20 novels in which some record smashing were Dahan, Hemonter Pakhi, Aleek Shukh, Kachher Manush. She was well known contemporary writer that impressively touch heart of new generation women through her writings.
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Painting of Picasso sold at $179.4 million: Spanish artist Pablo Picasso has sold his oil painting named “Les femmes d’ Alger (Version ‘O’)” at an auction and earn $179.4 million for it. Till now this is the most expensive artwork that sold at auction after the “Three Studies of Lucian Freud” presented by Francis Bacon which was dealt for $142.4 million.
New Governors appointed for six Indian states:President Pranab Mukherjee appointed four new Governors and transferred two Governors. New appointmentsJharkhand: The Former CM of Odisha Droupadi Murmu is appointed as Jharkhand’s new Governor. She replaces Dr Syed Ahmed.
Arunachal Pradesh: J P Rajkhowa will serve as the new Governor of Arunachal Pardesh after replacing Lt. General Nirbhay Sharma(Retd.).
Tripura: Tathagata Roy will join his duty as the new Governor of Tripura.
Meghalaya: V. Shanmuganthan will be the new Governor of Meghlaya.
Transfers:Mizoram: Lt. General Nirbhay Sharma (Retd.) has been transferred from Arunchal Pardesh to Mizoram for his remaining tenure.
Manipur: Dr. Syed Ahmed transferred from Jharkhand to Manipur
Neel Mukherjee won the Encore Award for his novel:Indian author Neel Mukherjee won Encore award worth 10,000 pounds for his novel “The Lives of others”. This was his second novel. In 2010, Neel’s first novel “A Life Apart” was released and gained popularity at its peak. “The Lives of others” based on the theme of Naxalism and violence. It highlights a story of Supratik Ghosh how he joined the Communist Party of India.
Indian – origin appointed as Mayor in UK: Indian origin Harbhajan Kaur Dheer, 62, appointed as Mayor in Ealing Council in London. She clinched a place of First Asian women elected as Mayor in UK after defeating Tej Ram Bagh. Her husband Ranjit Dheer is a former Mayor of Ealing during a period of 2001-2002. She came to Britain in 1975 and gained a Social science degree from Kingston University in 1995.Till date she has participated in various social activities for the welfare of women and children.
Deepak Iyer will be the new MD and CEO of Bharti AXA General Insurance: Bharti AXA General Insurance has appointed Deepak Iyer as his new CEO and MD. Deepak is currently working MD in Wringley India, working under Mars (US based). He will serve his new position from June onwards and will take charge from Milind Chalisgaonkar.
Google invests 1000 Crore to set up Asia’s biggest campus: Google is all set to establish Asia’s biggest campus In Hyderabad. According to the sources, Google Inc. will invest around 1000 Crore which opens the wide opportunities for new jobs. Google campus will acquire about 2 million square feet area. An MOU has signed between Google Inc and IT secretary of Telangana KT Rama Rao at Mountain View, headquarter of Google in US. Google will blow out around 13,000 jobs over the next four years.
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Justice Cyriac Joseph appointed as interim Chief Of NHRC:President Pranab Mukherjee appointed Justic Cyriac Joseph as Interim Chairperson of NHRC (National Human Right Commission).In 1974, On 11th May 2015, Former Chairperson K.G. Balakrishnan, the sixth NHRC chairperson has completed his term of office. NHRC in India is a public body established in 1993. Under the Protection of Human Rights Ordinance, gained a statutory basis that works for the protection and promotion of human rights in India.
Nikesh Arora will be soon Softbank Corp New President:Japan’s Softbank Corp has appointed investment head and former Google executive Nikesh Arora as their new President. He replaced Company’s Chairman and CEO Masayoshi Son. Nikesh Indian born aged 47 will get 14.6 billion yen as bonus and compensation for his work from SoftBank Corp. In India, Nikesh has already channelized 200 billion yen that directly invests in the establishment of Snap Deal and Ola Cabs.
Priti Patel became new employment minister in Britain: David Cameron, PM of Britain has appointed Priti Patel as the new minister of state for employment in Work and Pension Department after succeeding in the parliament elections. Priti Patel, 43 is the daughter of Ugandan shopkeeper Sushil Patel, 64 who stood for UKIP two years ago. After the results announced, Mr.Patel withdrew his candidacy from the conservative party. In the year 1970, Patel family settled in Britain after fleeing from Uganda.
Hollande-First French president to visit Cuba: Francois Hollande, President of France became first ever to visit Cuba. To ease up the strained relationships between Havana and Washington, Francois visits Cuba on one day trip to build strong business and diplomatic relations. Some French business people also accompany Francois like Pernod Ricard, hotel company Accor, Air France, supermarket Carrefour and the Orange telecommunications company.This visit brings good news that the US will draw off restrictions on Cuba and paving their way with new initiatives to be part of US businesses.
Elizabeth Wilson died at the age 94: Elizabeth Wilson, an actress who has proven his talent on stage and cinema passed away at the age 94.Her memorial films were The Graduate and 9 to 5 in which she has done superb work to make it smashed hit. She started her career in 1953. Famous plays and drama for which she nominated for Tony and Emmy Awards nominations were Sticks and Bones. Nutcracker: Money, Madness and Murder and many more.
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National Technology Day celebrated in India:On 11th May 2015, India observes the National Technology day. This day was remarkable after operation Pokhran-II and Operation Shakti, when the series of five nuclear bomb test explosions conducted the same day in 1998. In 1974, India’s first nuclear weapon explosion conducted, followed by operation Shakti on May 1994, 24 years later. Pokhran-II is considered the important operation that enhances India’s technology skills, therefore PM announced its day of remembrance as National Technology Day. For Scientific, industrial and educational sector, this day is achievement day bringing in the country’s development closer together.
Kamath appointed as President of New Development Bank:KV Kamath chairman of ICICI Bank is appointed as first president of the New Development Bank (NDB) for the BRICS nations. Kamath, aged 67 will serve a five-year term at the institution. Member of BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) in the last meeting signed an agreement to lay down the foundation of the New Development Bank having its headquarter in Shanghai.The bank will an begin its working with an initial investment of $50 billion. Every member of BRICS will contribute USD 10 billion.
PM inaugurates Largest Blast furnance in West Bengal: Costing worth rupees 16,000 Crore, India’s largest blast furnance ISP( IISCO Steel Plant) is inaugurated by the respected PM in Burnpur, West Bengal. ISP is modernized and now plant’s production capacity increased from 0.85 to 2.9 million tonnes per annum.This steel plant is the fifth largest plant of SAIL and is enabled to work with the latest green technologies producing no emission at all.
“Namaste Russia” commenced in Russia: President Pranab Mukherjee commenced “Namaste Russia” a 7- month long festival of Indian art and culture in Moscow. The Festival will be celebrated from May to November 2015. The Festival is based on India’s Culture, Art, Cinema and Music and will held in cities like Moscow, Rostov-on-Don ,St Petersburg, Kaliningrad, Ufa Kislovodsk and more. Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation and Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) is hosting the festival as to build firm bonds between India and Russia.
Results of Madrid Tennis open held in Spain: Andy Murray of Britain won the men’s single title by 6-3 6-2. He beat up Rafael Nadalof of Spain.
Petra Kvitova of Czech Republic won Madrid open women’s single title by 6-1 6-2. He beats Sveltana Kuznetsova of Russia.
Rohan Bopaana and Florin Mergea won The men’s double title of Madrid Tennis open. They defeated Nenand Zimonjic and Martin Matkowski by 6-2, 6-7 ( 5), 11-9 .
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Shashi Kapoor conferred with the Dadasaheb Phalke award: Union information and Broadcasting Minister Arun Jaitley bestow an honor by awarding Shashi Kapoor with the prestigious Dadasaheb Phalke award for his excellent contribution to Hindi Cinema. Shashi Kapoor is the 46th winner of this award. “Deewar, Satyam Shivam Sundaram, Trishul, Namak Halal, Kaala Patha and Kabhi Kabhie” were some of superb movies that gave Hindi cinema a new elevation. Earlier in 2011, he was rewarded with Padma Bhushan.
Mother’s Day celebrated across the world:On 10th day of May, Mother’s day celebrates to give an honor to motherhood. Her love, care and affection given a special place. It was believed that Mother’s day was first originated in the US. In 1908 Anna Jarvis holds a memorial for her mother that now celebrated internationally throughout the world . She started a drive to make this day a public holiday which was first rejected by US congress.But after a great struggle whole US states observed the holiday in 1911.
Liberia -Ebola Free country:United Nations public health agency in its report granted Liberia country free from Ebola. In West African countries where Liberia is at the focus of the Ebola epidemic had undergone 42 days-twice Ebola’s maximum incubation period, but do not discover any symptom of the disease yet. But African countries are still fighting with this deadly infection and Liberia’s neighbors like Guinea and Sierra Leone have recently outbreak with new 18 cases of Ebola.
HDFC is one of the world’s top 10 consumer finance firms: Business Magazine, Forbes presented a list of world’s top 10 consumer financial firms. American Express holds first position followed by Capital One Financial, Visa, Discover Financial Services, Orix and Mastercard. HDFC, Indian mortgage lender company managed to get 7th position in the list. This list is part of the overall development report of 20,000 most powerful companies globally. In the overall list, HDFC scored 485th where as Reliance Industries got 142nd position.
BrahMos cruise missile successfully test fired: India and Russia jointly developed BrahMos lank attack cruise missile was successfully test fired from the Car Nicobar Islands. It has land-to-land configuration and launched for 290-km test from a Mobile Autonomous Launcher (MAL). This was Block III advance version that capability to hit target hidden behind the mountain range.This was the 48th test firing that once again showed its accuracy and incredible targeting features. The army has successfully tested Block I and II missiles evolved for short distance targets.
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SBI introduced Rupay Platinum Debit card: SBI introduced Rupay Platinum card with the association of National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI). As to enhance customer usage and levish their lifestyle, SBI worked to put additional features on debit cards.Initially, customers holding quarterly balance of 50,000 rupees can have full access to these Rupay platinum cards at no cost.In addition, Director and CEO of NPCI ‘A P Hota’ declared that their company geared up to bring in international RuPay debit cards, leaving customers relax to use them in or out the country.
PM released Commemorative Coin: On the 100th birth anniversary of Swami Chinmayananda Saraswat, PM Narender Modi released a Commemorative Coin to recall his contributions. Swami Chinmayananda was a well known Hindu spiritual leader of his times. He laid down the foundation of “Chinmaya Mission” as to spread the learnings of the Upanishads and Vedas.He died at the age 77 in San Diego, California of US.
Bhim Singh’s ‘Unbelievable-Delhi to Islamabad’ released:The book ‘Unbelievable-Delhi to Islamabad’ written by Bhim Singh is released by Vice President of India, Hamid Ansari yesterday. Bhim Singh is a senior Advocate, Professor who has penned down his experience and put efforts through his words to let lawyers of India and Pakistan work together . Through his writing, he unfolded his care to the prisoners entrapped whether in Indian or Pakistani jails to ensure their right treatment according to their respective constitutions.
MOU signed in Chattisgarh worth rupees 24,000 Cr: During PM Narender Modi visit to Chattisgarh, four different sets of MOU’s were signed at Dantewada. This was the first time when someone came in front promises for the development of the state. MOU’s are: MoU signed between Government of Chhattisgarh, Ministry of Steel,SAIL and NMDC for 3 million ton Ultra Mega Steel Plant that need approximately Rs 18,000 crore to accomplish.
MoU signed between the Govt of Chhattisgarh and NMDC for Slurry Pipeline and 2 MTPA Pellet Plant at Nagarnar in Bastar District that will cost Rs. 4000 Crore.
MoU signed between the Govt of Chhattisgarh and SAIL for assembling 1 MTPA Pellet Plant in Dali-Rajhara, Balod District whose estimated cost is Rs. 826 Crore.
MoU signed between the Govt of Chhattisgarh, SAIL, NMDC and IRCON for laying down 140km rail line in between Rowghat and Jagdalpur. The estimated cost is Rs. 2000 Crore for the project.
Besides, development PM Modi also shows his concern on Naxalism. He urge people to rooted non- violence out of the state.
149th birth anniversary of Shri Gopal Krishna Ghokle: PM Modi on the 149th birth anniversary of Shri Gopal Krishna Ghokle has paid tribute via twitter. He wrote ”Gopal Krishan Ghokle was a great personality; a remarkable freedom fighter and social reformer. Tribute to him on his birthday anniversary”.
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David Cameron once again elected as Britain’s PM: In Parliamentary elections, David Cameron once again won 5 year tenure to serve as PM in United Kingdom. Out of 650 seats, his Conservative Party earned 331 leaving Cameron the first Conservative prime minister acquiring second term successively.Nigel Farage, Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg, the contenders of Cameron have all given up after disappointment came from election results. David in this speech told that UK is on the “brink of something special”. Britain’s PM is all set to lay down the foundation of a new government as to act on his pledges.
Mhairi Black become Britian’s youngest MP since 1667:Mhairi Black aged 20 become Britian’s youngest MP after Christopher Monck, age 13 and a half became knight of the Shire for Devon. Mhairi is SNP student pursuing his fourth year at Glasgow University.In Parliamentary election, he beat his opponent Douglas Alexander by approximately 6,000 votes in the Paisley and Renfrewshire South.
Yes Bank ties up with Payworld.Yes bank stepped forward to tie up with Payworld for distributing prepaid cards to their customers,. “Payworld will be distributing Yes Money Prepaid Cards through its Business Correspondent Agent Network in partnership with Yes Bank”. Payworld stated.For payments, withdraw money from an ATM as well as at POS terminals these Open Loop prepaid cards can be safely used because of its PIN protecting feature. This plan also benefits their customers by giving accident insurance coverage of about 10,000.
Anchal Jyoti our new Election Commissioner: Retired from the post of Chief Secretary on January, 2013, Anchal Jyoti is appointed as New Election Commissioner today. Jyoti will serve his EC position for nearly three years till he strikes 65 which is defined age for ECs to depart his duty given in the Constitution. After H S Brahma promoted as CEC and Anchal appointed as EC there left one post of EC vacant for which Government is working for.
President bestowed with Hononary Doctor Award: These days ,President Pranab Mukherjee is in Moscow to attend the Victory Day parade where he was warmly welcomed with award of Honanary Doctor by the Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation. “This partnership is important for us” President stated while paying his gratitude and talking about the importance of India and Russia relationship.
RBI introduced new framework to put a check on Loan frauds: In the financial sector, loans related frauds are increasing at high! So as to put a check on, RBI introduced a new framework, including the procedure of early warning to the banks and brought out Red flagged account (RFA). In this case, defrauders will have no access to their accounts as well Central bank is all set to introduce central fraud registry stuffed with information about defrauders, their accounts and past frauds committed with any bank. Moreover, CBI and CEIB(Central Economic Intelligence Bureau) can also access these data to catch defaulters with ease.
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Learn 4 simple methods of Squaring
In school days, we used to find squares, square roots, cube roots with long formulated methods, but when you are going to sit in competitive exams, those basics don’t work for you. Here you need tips and tricks to solve the mathematical problems that can fasten your calculation. Let’s start with squaring tricks…
Squaring Tricks
Before going further first of all, learn squares 1 to 30 and make it on your tips to speed up your squaring. Now when you start squaring
Always Remember:
Category I – Squaring from 322 to 992 – Results will be Four Digit Long.
Category II – Squaring from 1002 to 3162 – Results will be Five Digit Long.
Category III – Squaring from 3172 to 9992 – Results will be Six Digit Long.
Lets start with…. 4 simple methods of Squaring:
Squares Near 50 (Base 25- It come by squaring 52=25)
Squares Near 100
Split Method
A B Formulas
Squaring Near 50 and 100 are again divided furthur into two categories as shown below:
Square Near 50
Square Less< 50
Take an example:Question1: Find the Square of 46:
Step I: Check the category – 46 is under Category I resulting Four Digit Long answer.
Step II: You get 46 near 50 by subtracting 50-4=46 [Take Subtracting digit as main digit]
Step III: Take Base 25 and subtract main digit to get first two digits of the answer 25-4=21 [Subtracting digit will be subtracted in base 25]
Step 1V: Square main integer to get the last digits of answer 42 = 16
Question 2: Find the square of 39
Step I: Check the category – 39 is under Category I resulting Four Digit Long answer.
Step II: You get 39 near 50 by subtracting 50-11=39 [Take Subtracting digit as main digit]
Step III:Take Base 25 and subtract main digit to get first two digits of the answer 25-11=14
Step 1V:Square main integer to get the last digits of answer 112 = 121
Step V:To get the four digit long answer add both the Step III and Step IV results as:
Square Greater >50
Take an example:Question1: Find the Square of 56:
Step I: Check the category – 56 is under Category I resulting Four Digit Long answer.
Step II: You get 56 near 50 by adding 50+6=56 [Take Adding digit as main digit]
Step III: Take Base 25 and add main digit to get first two digits of the answer 25+6=31 [Adding digit will be added in base 25]
Step 1V: Square main digit to get the last digits of answer 62 = 36
Question2: Find the Square of 63:
Step I: Check the category – 63 is under Category I resulting Four Digit Long answer
Step II: You get 63 near 50 by adding 50+13=63 [Take Adding digit as main digit]
Step III:Take Base 25 and add main digit to get first two digits of the answer 25+13=38
Step 1V: Square main digit to get the last digits of answer 132 = 169
Step V: To get the four digit long answer add both the Step III and Step IV results as:
Square Near 100
Square Less< 100
Take an example:Question1: Find the Square of 97:
Step I: Check the category – 97 is under Category I resulting Four Digit Long answer.
Step II: You get 97 near 100 by subtracting 100-3=97 [Take Subtracting digit as main digit]
Step III: Take number whose square is to find and subtract from main digit to get first two digits of the answer 97-3=94
Step 1V: Square main digit to get the last digits of answer 32 = 9
Question2: Find the Square of 88:
Step I: Check the category – 88 is under Category I resulting Four Digit Long answer
Step II: You get 88 near 100 by subtracting 100-12=88 [Take Subtracting digit as main digit]
Step III: Take digit whose square is to find and subtract from main digit to get first two digits of the answer 88-12=76
Step 1V: Square main digit to get the last digits of answer 122 = 144 Step V:To get the four digit long answer add both the Step III and Step IV results as:
Square Greater > 100
Take an example:Question1: Find the Square of 104:
Step I: Check the category – 104 is under Category II resulting Five Digit Long answer.
Step II: : You get 104 near 100 by adding 100+4=104 [Take Adding digit as main digit]
Step III: Take main digit and double it as 4+4=8 (add) and then add to base 100 to get first two digits of the answer 100+8=108
Step 1V: Square main digit to get the last digits of answer 42=16
Question2: Find the Square of 109:
Step I: Check the category – 109 is under Category II resulting Five Digit Long answer
Step II: : You get 109 near 100 by adding 100+9=109 [Take Adding digit as main digit]
Step III: Take main digit and double it as 9+9=18 (add) and then add to base 100 to get first two digits of the answer 100+18=118
Step 1V:Square main digit to get the last digits of answer 92 =81
Question3: Find the Square of 123:
Step I: Check the category – 123 is under Category II resulting Five Digit Long answer
Step II: : You get 123 near 100 by adding 100+23=123 [Take Adding digit as main digit]
Step III: Take main digit and double it as 23+23=46 (add) and then add to base 100 to get first two digits of the answer 100+46=146
Step 1V:Square main digit to get the last digits of answer 232 =529
Step V:To get the five digit long answer add both the Step III and Step IV results as:
Split method
Take an example:Question1: Find the Square of 25:
Step I: Split 25 as 20 + 5
Step II: You will get (20 + 5) x (20 + 5)
Step III: Then Multiply to get the result as:= (20 + 5) x (20 + 5) = (20 x 20) + (20 x 5) + (5 x 20) + (5 x 5)= 400 + 100 +100 +25
Result= 6 2 5
Question2: Find the Square of 625:
Step I: : Split 625 as 600 + 20 + 5
Step II: You will get (600 + 20 + 5) x (600 + 20 + 5)
Step III: Then Multiply to get the result as: = (600 + 20 + 5) x (600 + 20 + 5)= (600 x 600) + (600 x 20) + (600 x 5) + (20 x 600) + (20 x 20) + (20 x 5) + (5 x 600) + (5 x 20) + (5 x 5)= 360000 + 12000 + 3000 + 12000 + 400 + 100 + 3000 + 100 + 25
Result = 3 9 0 6 2 5
A B Formulas
Take an example:Question1: Find the Square of 25:
Step I:Split as (20 + 5)2
Step II: Put in formula (a+ b)2 = a2+ b2 + 2ab= (20 + 5 )2= 20 2 + 52 + 2 x 20 x 5= 400 + 25 + 200 Result= 6 2 5
Question2: Find the Square of 16:
Step I:Split as (10 + 6)2
Step II: Put in formula (a+ b)2 = a2+ b2 + 2ab= (10 + 6 )2= 10 2 + 62 + 2 x 10 x 6= 100 + 36 + 120 Result= 2 5 6
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