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Mike visits his childhood friend Alan at a regular interval of 4 months. For example, if Mike visits Alan on 1st Jan, his next visit would be on 1st May and so on. He started this routine on his 25th birthday. Yesterday, he celebrated his Nth birthday. How many visits has Mike made so far (including the first visit on his 25th birthday)?
a)n – 24
b)2n – 50
c)2n – 49
d)3n – 75
e)3n – 74
a)n – 24
b)2n – 50
c)2n – 49
d)3n – 75
e)3n – 74
Updated on: 08 May 2019, 12:44
Originally posted by Sharan Kotagiri on 08 May 2019, 11:42.
Last edited by Sharan Kotagiri on 08 May 2019, 12:44, edited 1 time in total.
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In a period of 1 year, Mike visits Alan 3 times (12 months divided by 4). However this excludes the first time visit and takes into consideration the subsequent visits only. So starting on his 25th birthday, Mike will will visit Alan 3(n-25) times up till his nth birthday. However we have to add the first visit as well. So the final answer would be 3n-74 .
Tip: Try taking a smaller number such as 26 in place of N and calculate the number of visits. Thereafter, extrapolate the information to nth birthday.
Regards,
Sharan
Tip: Try taking a smaller number such as 26 in place of N and calculate the number of visits. Thereafter, extrapolate the information to nth birthday.
Regards,
Sharan
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I found using brute force easy...He meets him every four months In a year he meets him three times + the first time in total.= 4 times
If Alan is 26 years then N= 26
a)n – 24 = 26-24 = 2
b)2n – 50 = 52-50=2
c)2n – 49 = 52-49 = 3
d)3n – 75= 78-75 = 3
e)3n – 74 = 78 - 74 = 4
P:S i know this is not a verbal reasoning question but doesn't this sentence contain a Pronoun Error
"He started this routine on his 25th birthday. Yesterday, he celebrated his Nth birthday."
If Alan is 26 years then N= 26
a)n – 24 = 26-24 = 2
b)2n – 50 = 52-50=2
c)2n – 49 = 52-49 = 3
d)3n – 75= 78-75 = 3
e)3n – 74 = 78 - 74 = 4
P:S i know this is not a verbal reasoning question but doesn't this sentence contain a Pronoun Error
"He started this routine on his 25th birthday. Yesterday, he celebrated his Nth birthday."
