"The Drowning City"
Let’s
start with filling up the grid. Let for our purpose, the cell in Row-x and
Column-y be denoted as: (x, y).
· Try to fill column E.
To satisfy 12 at the top we must not fill (1,E) with 9,8,7,6 (Rule-5), and also
not with 2,3,4,5,6,7 (Rule-3). So it has to be 1. So should be (4,E), (3,B),
and (6,B). Now to satisfy 12 at the top of col-E, (3,E), (6,F), (1,B), and
(4,B) must be 8.
· Since we start at the
top of column F, people from (2,E) will be rescued before we reach the right of
Row-2. Hence, (2,F), (2,C), (5,F), (5,C) are 5.
· Let’s see (3,F), it
can’t be filled with 1(check (2,C)),3,4,5,6,7,8, or, 9 (Rule-3) therefore it
has to be 2; so should be (6,F), (1,C), (4,C).
· Similarly, (2,D) can’t
be filled with 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 (Rule-3), and it’s 9 along with (2,A), (5,A),
and (5,D).
· Only possible choice
for (3,C) and hence (3,D), (3,A), (6,A) and (6,D) is 4.
The numbers
outside the grid can be filled now.
(Remember: You can’t save one’s who have already
been saved. Be cautious while answering the questions. Avoid over-counting.)
· Brown and Green box
represents the ones who couldn’t be saved in the original situation.
· Green box represents
the ones who could have been saved if the diagonal light was allowed.
Question-1: option-1) 4
Question-2: option-3) 25
Question-3: option-1) 9
"Jumbled"
(A few clarifications:
- In Q2, ‘None of these’ means ‘None of these’ and nothing else, unlike what is being interpreted in the discussion.
- In Q4 we asked for option which is where the attentiveness is being tested as Q-2 doesn’t contain 3 and 4 and Q-4 doesn’t contain 0 in any of the options.)
Let’s start by rejecting the inappropriate options.
- In Q1, reject opt-3 (Rule-2).
- In Q2, reject opt-4 (Rule-1).
- In Q3, reject opt-4 (Rule-2).
- In Q4, reject opt-1 (read Q4).
Interestingly, you can solve the Q2 before any other Ques,
but when all Ques are taken in account, you must chose opt-2 for Q3 else it
will create a contradiction. And this is where the actual thinking was
involved, and the approach, “Start your thinking process from Q3, and hence
it’s ans is opt-2” is not strong enough to support the answer to Q3.
=>Ans to Q2 is opt-3. => Ans to Q-4 is opt-2.
Now Q1 is left to be answered at the end. => Ans to Q1 is
opt-1.
Question-1: option-1)
1
Question-2: option-3)
1
Question-3: option-2)
3
Question-4: option-2)
3
"Follow The Arrow"
(will be updated with the next set of Solutions. The discussion is still on.)
sir why cant we save 12 people in the first question. 8 tower is bigger than 3 thus we should also save them and hence the answer to question 1 of the drowning city should be 12
ReplyDeleteSahil......8 is already saved while the boat is moving downwards
DeleteSir the answer to first question must be 12 people due to 2 reasons
ReplyDelete1) 8 tower is bigger than 3 thus we should also save them and hence the answer to question 1 of the drowning city should be 12
2) It is written Columns B & C are reverse of columns E & F respectively so column B is reverse of column E so if we can save 12 people from top of the column E then we can also save 12 people from below the column B
Please answer the query sir
SIr along Row 2 from right the answer key shows 5,3,9 in the order but in this case there would be 14 people rescued not 5 only. It is clearly written in the question that people from a building can be rescued if it is visible so in this case both 5 and 9 heights will be visible.
ReplyDeleteThere is such problem in many places in the answer.
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DeleteSir in the JUMBLED part in Q4 it is asking for the answer not the option.
ReplyDeleteSo if we do Q2 opt.3)1
then the answer to Q4 must be 4) 1 as the answer is 1 not 3 which is the option no.
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DeleteDear participants!
ReplyDeleteKindly read the solutions "completely" before commenting. Although mentioned above, the main point to be taken care of in the Drowning City comprehension is:
"You can’t save one’s who have already been saved. Be cautious while answering the questions. Avoid over-counting."
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Regards
Team Techno'13
in jumbled in q4 it is asked answer u r getting in it and it is option 4 just like when
ReplyDeletefor eg. Q1. what is the value of 2+2? answer option 2 having answer 4 it means answer for Q1 is 4 not 2
Sir
ReplyDeleteIn Jumbled, as per Rule-1:"No three of these four questions have same option as their answer." ; it means that if we take any three questions then they will have different options as their respective answers. This concludes that all the four questions have different options as their answers. Then answer for question 3 should be option-4 i.e. '4.' as per the Rule-1
Kindly help me with this regard sir. Thank You !!!
Dear participant
DeleteYou have misinterpreted the rules. "No three of these four questions have same option as their answer." means that no matter which three questions you consider at a time, you are ensured that all the three won't have same option as the correct answer, but it never says that 2 out of those three can't have same option as their correct answer.
Sir then as per your key, Q3 and Q4 have the same option as correct answer (which is option 3). Can you explain how?
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