as,

56+34=90

90+42=132

now,

34+8=42

similarly,

72+38=110

110+46=156

now,

38+8=46

Anuj plants 5,625 plants in his garden in such a way that the number of rows and the number of plants in each row remains the same.

Let number of rows = m and number of column =n

so, m*n =5625

or, m*m=5625

or, m²=5625

or, m= square root of 5625

or, m=75

So, the number of plants in each row = 75

The correct sequence of theseasons in the order in which they occur in India from March to February is as shown below:

2. Spring
5. Summer
3. Monsoon
1. Autumn
4. Winter

As per the given information:

Samar is the Grandson of Jamna.

The logic here is that the product of digits of the third number gives the first digits of the second number. And the product of digits of the first number, gives the next digits of the second number.

A. 38, 924, 33 –

3 × 3 = 9 and 3 × 8 = 24 → 924

B. 55, 5425, 96 –

9 × 6 = 54 and 5 × 5 = 25 → 5425

D. 23, 426, 67 –

6 × 7 = 42 and 2 × 3 = 6 → 426

Only option C does not follow this logic –

43, 126, 32 –

3 × 2 = 6 and 4 × 3 = 12 → 612 Â 126

Option C is odd one out.

The pattern is as follows:

DICKENS -> opposite letter of each letter -> WRXPVMH

Now subtract (-1) from the opposite letters to obtain the coded letters as shown below:

So, the coded letters are -> VQWOULG

Similarly,

ELIOT is written as UNQKF

Therefore,

SVBVI -> opposite letter of each letter -> HEYER

Now subtract (-1) from the opposite letters to obtain the coded letters as shown below:

So, the coded letters are -> GDXDQ

Thus counted from the left the fifth letter will be ‘Q’.

Logic: Letters are coded by the place value of their opposite letters.

 ‘I like chocolates’ = ‘958’ _____________(1)

‘we bought chocolates’ = ‘153’ ____________(2)

‘we like them’ = ‘816’ _____________(3)

from 1 and 2:

chocolates=5

from 2 and 3:

we=1

from 2:

bought=3

from 1 and 3:

like=8

from 1:

I=9

from 3:

them=6

so, I bought them =936

There are total 40 Diploma holders who are also morning walkers but not architects.