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CareerVidz y
Is there any available book for all your this topics about iq test ?
for Q14 its 2
Broo it cool
Thanksssssssss alooooot
For Q18, not a good approach to Area. You should separate 100cm*100cm by 100*100 and cm*cm = 10,000 cm^2. If you wanna transform them, then 100cm = 1m therefore 1m^2 (equal to 10,000cm^2)
Thanks for taking the time to help the public prepare for the future!
Thank you for this video you really help me from my exam God bless my friend❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!
Thank you, for this wonderful video.
My numerical test is basic math. Do you know what math problems I should focus on for the exam?
To find a percentage I find it easier/quicker to just: 500*0,45 = 225
Add 50% = 500*1,5
One calulation instead of two.
But as most math teachers say, often there is more than one way to Rome. Just find the one you can get comfortable with, and understand, and can remember.
thanks you so much helped with the pilot aptitude exam just it had more stuff to work out like time distance and speed area of cirlcles ect
Thank you very much about the video, it is great. Just want to clarify Q18 without being critic.
about q18.
we have square with side of 1 cm . What is the square surface of the square:
answer 1cm*1cm=1cm2
We have rectangular with side 1cm and 2cm. What is the square surface of the rectangular.
answer 1cm*2cm=2cm2
Following this logic the answers of the shapes are as following:
100cm*100cm=10000cm2
500cm*200cm =100000cm2
Anyways
thank you for the effort it is very helpful.
yes thats what i thought
You’re right
Absolutely I also thought the same
my thoughts too
Q16. Answer = 11
Q21. answer = C.
Don't forget to count the number 40 untill 49. And count number 44 as 2.
i had brain fart- u right
@@youtookmycookieelo6144 'Brain Fart' LOL! :)
you are a savior when i was stuck with that question. (y) but please correct me cause i get 20, am i missing another point?
All numbers in 1 to 100 are 20 except 1 which is 21; 0 are 11
@@maninblack9271 19
Hi Richard, great videos helping me to understand numerical reasoning, do you know what kind of numerical level they have in VA airlines CSA assessments ??
thank you for the video. Regarding question number 11. did you do it with a calculator ? if not, what is the method please ?
Hi Richard
Great videos, Thanks
Would you have any examples for numerical questions for IDP Education.
Hi Mayur, thank you for your kind words :)
Leave this with me and I will see what I can come up with.
Have a great day,
Richard
q18 - It s better to subtract the missing part. 300 x 500 - 100 x 400 ---> 1100
Awesome video enjoyed with my children...
Q21 answer is C = which 20 (this is because we count the 44 as two separate figures )
4,14,24,34,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,47,49,49,54,64,74,84,94
This is not 20 if you count it you will find that it 19 not 20
And why did you count 49 two times ?
She mistyped the 48, hence why the answer is 20, if you have a close look you'll see.
4,14,24,34,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,47,48,49,54,64,74,84,94,,,,,,,,all these are 19 big ass head
@@DJROQSA it’s not 19, the answer is C-20. The number 44 has two 4’s in it..the question is how many 4’s are there.
This is very helpful, thank you so much!
By the way, I'm from Philippines.
I would say B for Q14
I would say one because more tickets sold means less chance you have get it? I think your chance stays at one because there needs to be a winner.
@@christineblack4654 that's true and correct in real life terms but for the purpose of the question I think B is correct because in theory at least 2 people would win
B is correct
Q 6 : ans is B
Thanks for your help!
You are most welcome :)
Q6 - B
Q7 - C
Q9 - D (155-127 = 28)
Q14 - B (14/36 = 2.571... but in reality it is less than 1. This is why the Powerball and Mega Millions roll over twice a week, as not all possible numbers are selected even if more than the possible tickets are sold. Also, more than 2 winners can occur through happenstance.)
Q16 - 11 (11*7 - 6 = 71... or work backwards, {71+6} / 7 = 11)
Q19 - 440,000 m2 (500-200 = 300 and 1200-800 = 400... so 800*300 = 240,000m & 500*400=200,000m... add the two totals to get meters squared.)
Q21 - I don't like this question, because it doesn't lay out the rules as 19 (B) and 20 (C) are both correct. For instance, if I said, how many times does the #1 show up in the sequence 0-11, it would be 3 or 4 (1, 10, 11 [first digit], 11 [second digit]), unless it said you couldn't repeat a number, which would make it 3 (1, 10, 11).
So, I would say B (19), but since we don't have any extra rules, the answer would be C (20), which in my opinion is why accounting can be easy or super hard depending on parameters.
Regarding Q21, in my understanding it is as simple as that: if the numbers from 1-100 were written down next to each other, how many fours would appear there, which is 19. I guess these test are not meant to require that much thought. :D
Why would it be 20? Under what parameters?
@@shoxali 44 counts as 2 and not 1.
Regarding Q14. It doesn't should be 36/14? Due 14/36 is 0.38?
Q 12 is 19
love your videos. they’re helping me a lot in preparation for my entry exam to a web development program. however, i do wish you’d speak slower and break down the problems in a separate video of the problems you want us to answer/comment below
Try to use TH-cam playback speed on the settings menu of the video
Fantastic. Very helpful. Thanks heaps :-)
You are most welcome. Thanks for your kind words :)
B
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Q6. B “128 and 256”. Thanks to binary system☺️ These numbers are the 7th and 8th power of 2
Well done!
Question 6
Answer: B
Hi Richard, I currently have a numerical reasoning test coming up for South Wales fire and rescue service. Do you know what type of questions they use or what I should be concentrating on please.
Blimey Richard, I wish I could get a job on the basis of these simple questions. I sent you a couple of comments on your interview vid a few days ago, another thought "Hi" is rather informal if you have not met the person, "Good morning/afternoon" is better but always sensible to take the lead from the interviewer.
Q6:B
Q9:D
Q14:B
Q16:11
Q18: 110,000cm2 not 1100cm2 you gave it in m2 not cm2
Q19:440,000m2
Q21:44
Thank you for the useful videos. It would be more helpful if I could see the right answers in the description or at the end of each video.
Noted! Thanks for your feedback and for supporting my videos :)
I'm doing a basic numeracy test which is an equation with gaps and a given result. gaps have to be filled to get the given result. Do you have any tips or examples on this type of numeracy test format. Thanks. Eamon
Q 6. B.... First time i was able to reason it out
Q18 Is a wrong calculation????
The area is calculated by 100cmx100cm is not = to cm2
Isn't that 10,000 cm2
think he totally messed up ahaha
Q21 ans (C) 20
Omg
With your videos, things become very simple
this video helped me a lot
For Q20: We can also use the approach.
If we cant repeat numbers, we have 4 choices at first place, 3 at second, 2 at third and 1 at fourth place.
So its 4x3x2x1 = 24
Hi, Thank you for leaving this suggestion to this question. This is also a good way of working this out also.
@@CareerVidz Its n!. There the n is 4, means 4!, means 4*3*2*1, answer is 24.
yeah its combinatorics. or factorials.
@loredfolk, can we use factorials for the last question? As in how many 4s are there in 1-100?
Q6=b,Q9=d,Q14=b,Q16=11,Q 21=a, sir im sri lankan can you please upload a video regarding appitude test please ....❤❤
those examples seem easy , is there someone who took the assesment test for P&G is it similar to those example in here ?
Question 20 is 4! or 4 factorial 1X2X3X4=24
Is it the same for all four-digit numbers?
@@elifozgen multiply for the amount of numbers, it's call factorial as stated before. Ex. You have 4 numbers multiply as shown before, 1x2x3x4=24
If you have 5 numbers you multiply by, you guess, 5 factorial: 1x2x3x4x5=?
you should say whether it is calculator or not in the question, can't say many people can divide 1149 by 186
Q9 155 - 127 = 28
Thank you 😊
is this exactly how these would be formatted? I feel these are pretty easy but I don't want to start my CCAT test until I know I have these down
I like your video help me lots
Q ^6 B
Q16
Answer: 11
ty bro
thank you for this exercise, You are helpful (y) even though my way of calculating percentage is not the same and yours is better and simpler and faster, mine is longer and etc but i kind a stuck with the old way.
on question 20 could you not look at the amount of places after the first number, and realize a number can either be in that position or not, so every number has 2 possibilities and there's three positions so 2 X 3 = 6 then times that by the total amount of numbers. so if it was 549123 you would do 5 X 2 to get ten then 10 X 6 to get 60? If this doesn't make sense I can try to explain further.
What the right answer for Q19? And can you pls put the numbers with the formulas, i didnt understand Q18 so well. Thanks
Because he is wrong...
480,000m^2 Split into two rectangles solve the area for both. L*w and add both
It should be 440000m2
Thank you so much for the video but this questions are so easy compared to the ones I have been practicing for the past 3 days now. If I had to get such questions it's a 100%
joy yoj These are too easy especially if you are going to do Psychometric rest for a big firm or even a mid firm. It would be way harder.
Dear Richard, All videos are very very excellent and very well explained. Special thanks to you.
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@@CareerVidz Q18 answer for total area given in the video is wrong, but method of solving is correct. The answer should be 110,000 cm2 instead
6. C, 10. D, 16. 11, 19. 2,300m2. I really enjoyed your lesson. Thanks! >>>>> In Q2, how did you get the "2" that was multiplied with 40?
i did not get that part too!
I think it is because 1-(1/3) is equal to (2/3) so 40 was (1/3) of the 120. In order to get the answer(2/3), he had to multiply that 40 by 2 because (2/3) divided by (1/3) is 2.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
Is your question 19 is correct??
6.B
6. 64 x 2=128
128 x 2=256 B is the right answer.
9. (Sum of sales)155 - (Sum of Marketing)127= 28 D is the right answer.
14. B=2
16. 11x7-6=71
19. 440000
21. 4, 14, 24, 34, 44, 54, 64, 74, 84, 94=10 (4s at unit place)
40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49=10 (4s at Ten place)
hence 10+10= 20 C=20 is the right answer.
Thanks for the detailed answers, Ritesh :)
@@CareerVidz
Isn't my answers are true or not?
Ritesh Mishra k
it is 19 you are coumting
44 twice
@@dirianazorsa8124 Nope he count as 1 = 4 for first 44 and another 1=4 for the 2nd 44
"What kind of numerical test you're required"- How we can get to know about it ? When someone is invite to this type of test dont know how questions will be …
Exactly!
I don't think the Recruiters will want to tell the applicants what type of numerical questions to expect.
questions like #20 could be answered in 1 second by using the factorial (!). For example 4! = 24 unless we have restrictions. No need to waste time :)
Just a question. Q2 - where is the number 2 from? It says 40 x 2 = 80. Then where did you get the 2 from?
Thanks
1/3 of 120 is 40. So the remaining 80 people took >30 mins to finish the race.
1/3 = 40
2/3 or two 1/3s = 80
Hope I made sense.
you calculated the number of people finished under half an hour, which is 1/3 of 80 equals 40. But the question is how many people finished in half an hour or more time. So in simple way just subtract 40 from 120, which becomes 80, and that's the answer.
In Q20 you should have use permutation of 4 or (4!) Which is equal to 24 ....which is much easier
is this the same for all 4 digit numbers?
@@elifozgen Yes
Armando Francisco
You are absolutely correct
Like to give feedback to please provide the answers & explain how the answers are derived after you've asked us to do each test question, so we know whether we get the answers correct & if we didn't, how they were derived, rather than having to scroll through all the comments below. Thank you
At the end of the video would be nice. Love the videos
Thank you Richard!
You're welcome! Would you like to share your answers for me to mark? :)
@@CareerVidz Q 21 ANSWER 440000
is this like the ALIS test by CEM do they have the same questions?
Q6. answer is B.... multiple all by 2
Hi Multan, thank you for your answers to our numerical reasoning test video. We hope you found it useful :)
Yes teacher answer is B and each number increase 2 by 2. Is this right?
You check question 18 because it might not be 11000
Will you only need adding and subtraction of your doing infintry
I have done differently, I did not even need to write it down. Just by looking was possible to solve the problem.
4 9 3 1
4 - can move right thrice = 3 + 3
9 - can move left once and right twice = 3 +3
3 - can move left twice and right once = 3 +3
1 - can move left thrice = 3 +3
While you are moving one number sideways three times, you are also moving the other 3 numbers, so it is +3.
6+6+6+6 = 24.
in a test you do not even need to multiply. I would just think:
Ok, 4 numbers that can move three times sideways from their existing position, every time I move one number
there are other 3 numbers, so it is +3.
3+3 = 6
3+3 = ' '
3+3 = ' '
3+3 = ' '
24
Q18: 110 000m square
110 000 cm square
this is the right answer for Q14
because 100cm x 100cm = 10.000cm2 and 500cm x 200cm = 100.000cm2
so, 10.000cm2 + 100.000cm2 = 110.000cm2
Q6. Answer is B. 32+32= 64
64+64= 128
128+128= 256, you just need to add the number to itself to get the next number in sequence.
Q9. Answer is D. Marketing total number of employees is 127 and the Sales total number of employees is 155. The difference between the two total number is 28.
Q.14 Answer is B. I just divided the 36 by 14. Tbh, I am not sure about it.
Q16. The answer is 11. (11)x7=77
77-6=71
Q21. The answer is 20. Count all 4s from 1-10= 1
11-20= 1
21-30= 1
31-40= 2
41-50=10
51-60=1
61-70=1
71-80=1
81-90=1
91-100=1
Total of 20.
Hey, could you explain how you did 21 again? I'm really confused :(
Thanks a lot sir
super cool tutorial
Q14. B
Q16. 11
Q18. 110000cm2
Q21. B
For question 21, there are 20 4s between 1 to 100.
@@justinbieber9656Q21 = 4,14, 24,34,44,54,64,74,84,94,40,41,42,43,45,46,47,48,49 = 19 4s or im wrong
@@gatraaaaa99 the question asks number of 4s, so count the number of 4s in this series rather than number of elements.
@@justinbieber9656 thanks a lot
Q6: Is B
B is the correct answer to Q6, Good Job!
Thank you so much for these lessons.
You are most welcome and I am very pleased you enjoyed our Numerical Reasoning Tests video. Good luck with our test :)
Hi I have an essential skills test before my interview at the council. Literacy and numeracy. The job is for an admin assistant. Could you give me a guide of the types of question I could be asked?😊
q16=11
question 19 answer = 440,000 sq meters
Thanks for your answer Paul :)
It should be 4,400 m2
how did you solve that i was so confused
B 2
Average 1;14M per week, 2.5 chance of winning with 36M tix sold.
I’m taking a test for pipefitting and one of the questions is like 8jj8+4j4j= does anyone know what this is called and it gives you like answer choices also
How do you work out Q19 and Q21
Q19 : 200*400 + 300*1200 = 4400
Q21 : 4,14,24,34,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,47,48,49,54,64,74,84,94
@@christosloupas162 the right one is 440000 hehe
for the Q21: in the 1 until 100 we can devided it into 10 sequences
in the 1st sequence we got only 1 = 4
in the 2nd sequence we got 2 = 14 and 24
there is 8 sequences more
so the answer is 1 + ( 2 * 9 ) = 19
@@simedioker it =20
for instance. question 18 is where i struggled the most. i didn’t understand how you go to what you get cause you moved so quickly then you finished it saying relatively simple. it really wasn’t.
same here
He got the answer for 18 wrong but what we did was take the area for shape one i.e. the left hand side of shape one is 100cm and we know the base of it is 100 as well because 500 - 400 = 100
however 100 x 100 does not equal 100 it equals 10,000 we know tat shape 2 has an area of 100,000 as we've already used the 100 above for shape one and we have a base for 500 leaving us with 500 x 200 which equals 100,000 if we add these together we get 110,000
@@teddyt9227 I was wondering the same thing, glad someone already noticed the mistake. :DD
Question is 6.B. And 10Q for helping
Dear Richard,
Q1.
a relatively simple question BUT unless you know how to work out percentages ... (ratios, areas, etc).
I am sitting my UCAT test in the middle of September 2024 but in the meantime I am trying to brush up my numberical reasoning skills after being graduated some time ago.
Thank you for your useful videos.
You suggested contacting the particular testing centre to find out the level of mathematics being involved (basic, intermediate or advanced).
Do you think is it appropriate to do so?
Have a good day whatever you do 😃😃👍👍
All best wishes,
Roman
Q. 16 = 11
Hey, thanks for your answer :)
Thank YOU. Passed my numerical aptitude test with GSK today. Hopefully I pass the rest
Awesome, well done :)
Q14, answer is B, 2 tickets
Thanks Kate, great answer :)
Can you show me the solution? Thanks in advance
Very helpful thanks
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I need to pass my numerical text, I have to say thank you though because you helped me to pass my verbal test💃💃💃💃💃
Thank you very much and good luck with your test :)
what video did you watch for verbal test
I think the answer to Q18 is 11,000*(cm^2)
Q9 - D 28
Thank you for your effort, the link/domain is not working anymore!! Can you please upload/provide any alternatives?
Q14
Answer is B
36M tix sold in 1week, therefore
There is 1 winner in every 14M
14x2=28, so the closest answer is letter B
I think the more tickets sold the lest chance you have. so it's still at one because there is one winner for certain.
question 18 is has a wrong answer. It should be 110000
look at the units
@@allannakibinge1042 yeah no, @Ali b is correct, the answer should be 110000
It's in meter square
Pranav Shibu he only multiplied the units lol..i am perplexed
great videos
Glad you like them!
4 factorial =24
Question is: 225
Q9 : Ans :D
In Q.18 - The shape number one - How the top of it can be 100 when obviously we can see that the side of it, which also is 100 is twice bigger?
Q6.anwer
B.128 and 256
19 is 440,000m2
q21) ans 19 time 4^
18
Q9: 28- option D
D is the correct answer Q9, good job with this one! Have you had a go at the other questions within this video?
Thank you
You're welcome :)
Question 19. Answer is 4400 m2
i don't get it!
Nope, it is 4,40,000 m2 (Square meters)
50,000cm²