Solution Statement I: “Young people are bearing the brunt of unemployment”, report acclaimed. Bear the brunt(Phrase): To receive the worst part of something unpleasant or harmful, such as an attack. Clearly, the given phrase is used correctly in statement I. Statement II: There was some financial scandal involving one of the ministers but it was all hushed up in the end. Hush up(Phrase) : To keep something a secret; to try to stop a rumor from spreading. Clearly, the given phrase is used correctly in statement II. Statement III: Searching the keys here and there, Ravi went back to the drawing board. Back to the drawing board (Phrase): It is used to indicate that an idea, scheme, or proposal has been unsuccessful and that a new one must be devised. The correct usage: The government must go back to the drawing board and review the whole issue of youth training. Thus, the phrase is not used correctly in statement III is incorrect as it opposes the context of the sentence completely. Hence, option A is correct.
(100.01% of 44.89) ÷ 14.98 = √? - √48.98
9.89 x 4.99 + 2.01 x 49.89 = ?% of 299.69
431.98 + ? – 15.04 = 864.93 – 368.01
56.02% of 1499.98 + 64.04% of 2501.01 = ? + 25.05 × 49.98 + 6.063
³√? × 33.97 + 59.99 × 28.9 – 48.98 × 21.42 = 1085.344
18.002 × 109.995 + 1499.996% of 450.08 + 12.005 % of 2999.997 = ? × 30.008 × 25.009
47.87% of 749.76 + 35.11% of 399.76 = √? + 23.15 × 20.87
15.001% of 799.99 - 3/11% of 1099.99 + 111.002 = ?
(48/16)2 × 50/50 ÷ 50/800 = ?
