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MCQ Analytical Reasoning - Path and Flow Chart

The CAT Online Free Test Prep MCQs Analytical Reasoning - Path and Flow Chart

Analytical Reasoning: Path and Flow Chart

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Tom has been given six numbers—1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6—to make a decal. The numbers are in different sizes and only certain sizes look good together. Tom will not combine sizes that will not look good together. The following statements about the appearance and arrangement of the numbers are true:

The 2 will not look good with the 6.

The 1 will look good with the 3 or the 4 but not with both together.

Tom must use the 1 or the 2, or both.

Tom may use only three symbols on the decal.

Question:

If 3 and 6 are chosen, then
Option A:      1 must be chosen.
Option B:      2 must be chosen.
Option C:      4 must be chosen.
Option D:      5 must be chosen.
Option E:      none must be chosen.
  A     B     C     D     E  
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Correct Answer: A

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Explanation

A connection diagram should be as simple as possible. For the sample question, the following diagram may be drawn:

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Notice that lines indicate which numbers will go together, but a line marked with an “x” indicates numbers that won’t look good together. Also notice the positioning of the numbers (1 and 2 on top) shows that either or both from that row must be chosen.
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How to Solve Path and Flow Chart

For Path and Flow Chart question first understand the statement and the question stem. Try to solve and click the corresponding answer option. The drop down will appear to show the correct answer and explanation.