| Updated On - Nov 29, 2024
The CAT 2024 Slot 1 Question Paper for Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR), along with the answer key and detailed solutions, is now available for download in PDF format. The DILR section was conducted on November 24, 2024, during the 8:30 AM to 10:30 AM time slot. With 20 questions worth a total of 60 marks, it is crucial for achieving a strong overall score.
The CAT 2024 slot 1 DILR was moderately difficult.
CAT 2024 Slot 1 DILR Question Paper with Solutions PDF
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CAT 2024 Slot 1 DILR Questions with Solutions
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CAT Questions
1. Read the Passage carefully and answer the following questions
A health food store specializing in dietary supplements and whole grains recorded the following sales figures (in kilograms) for various food categories last month: Millets (M) = 500 kg at a cost price of 40/kg and selling price of 50/kg; Protein supplements (P) = 300 kg at a cost price of 80/kg and selling price of 100/kg; Vitamin supplements (V) = 200 kg at a cost price of 60/kg and selling price of 80/kg; Carbohydrates (C) = 600 kg at a cost price of 80/kg and selling price of 100/kg; Fats (F) = 100 kg at a cost price of 120/kg and selling price of 150/kg. Additionally, they sold 50 kg of mixed nuts (N) at a cost price of 100/kg and a selling price of 130/kg
Read the Passage carefully and answer the following questions
A health food store specializing in dietary supplements and whole grains recorded the following sales figures (in kilograms) for various food categories last month: Millets (M) = 500 kg at a cost price of 40/kg and selling price of 50/kg; Protein supplements (P) = 300 kg at a cost price of 80/kg and selling price of 100/kg; Vitamin supplements (V) = 200 kg at a cost price of 60/kg and selling price of 80/kg; Carbohydrates (C) = 600 kg at a cost price of 80/kg and selling price of 100/kg; Fats (F) = 100 kg at a cost price of 120/kg and selling price of 150/kg. Additionally, they sold 50 kg of mixed nuts (N) at a cost price of 100/kg and a selling price of 130/kg
A health food store specializing in dietary supplements and whole grains recorded the following sales figures (in kilograms) for various food categories last month: Millets (M) = 500 kg at a cost price of 40/kg and selling price of 50/kg; Protein supplements (P) = 300 kg at a cost price of 80/kg and selling price of 100/kg; Vitamin supplements (V) = 200 kg at a cost price of 60/kg and selling price of 80/kg; Carbohydrates (C) = 600 kg at a cost price of 80/kg and selling price of 100/kg; Fats (F) = 100 kg at a cost price of 120/kg and selling price of 150/kg. Additionally, they sold 50 kg of mixed nuts (N) at a cost price of 100/kg and a selling price of 130/kg
2. In September, the incomes of \(K\), \(A\), and \(V\) are in the ratio \(8:6:5\). They rent a house, contributing \(15\%\), \(12\%\), and \(18\%\) of their respective incomes. In October, the rent remains the same, but the salaries of \(K\), \(A\), and \(V\) increase by \(10\%\), \(12\%\), and \(15\%\), respectively. What percentage of their total income is paid as house rent in October? (Round to the nearest percentage.)
In September, the incomes of \(K\), \(A\), and \(V\) are in the ratio \(8:6:5\). They rent a house, contributing \(15\%\), \(12\%\), and \(18\%\) of their respective incomes. In October, the rent remains the same, but the salaries of \(K\), \(A\), and \(V\) increase by \(10\%\), \(12\%\), and \(15\%\), respectively. What percentage of their total income is paid as house rent in October? (Round to the nearest percentage.)
3. If Rajesh’s age were to be the present age of Shivani, their age ratio would be \(3:2\). Then what would be their present age ratio?
If Rajesh’s age were to be the present age of Shivani, their age ratio would be \(3:2\). Then what would be their present age ratio?
- 2:3
- 3:2
- 4:2
- 1:2
5. A shopkeeper sells half of the grains plus \(3 \, \text{kg}\) of grains to Customer 1, and then sells another half of the remaining grains plus \(3 \, \text{kg}\) to Customer 2. When the 3rd customer arrives, there are no grains left. Find the total grains that were initially present.
A shopkeeper sells half of the grains plus \(3 \, \text{kg}\) of grains to Customer 1, and then sells another half of the remaining grains plus \(3 \, \text{kg}\) to Customer 2. When the 3rd customer arrives, there are no grains left. Find the total grains that were initially present.
- 10
- 36
- 42
- 18
6. If \( x \) and \( y \) satisfy the equations
\(|x| + x + y = 15 \quad \text{(1)},\)
\(x + |y| - y = 20 \quad \text{(2)}.\)
Find the value of \( x - y \).
If \( x \) and \( y \) satisfy the equations
\(|x| + x + y = 15 \quad \text{(1)},\)
\(x + |y| - y = 20 \quad \text{(2)}.\)
Find the value of \( x - y \).
\(|x| + x + y = 15 \quad \text{(1)},\)
\(x + |y| - y = 20 \quad \text{(2)}.\)
Find the value of \( x - y \).
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