I have been trying to get the free video you promised without success. Its just not working. You said its free and the link keeps taking me to a page where i have to pay to get an elite version. How about giving what you promised first. No download links in my email and its not fair for you to say one thing and not do it. If you need money from people, just say it from the onset so you don't waste people's time.
I feel like thus would be more helpful if you would just put the answers and explanations in the drop down box for the video. I’ve been going through the comments trying to check my answers and not everybody has even answered all of them. So I’m not getting explanations of why or even all of the answers. I know I could answer with my own answers but since I have an interview tomorrow, and was only given 1 day to prepare, I don’t have time to wait for you to respond. However, when you do give explanations you do a really good job of making it understandable, so I am learning a lot from your videos. So thank you 😊
I really appreciate these videos as they are helpful... however, it would be fantastic if you could answer and explain all questions.. having to read other people comments and not knowing if they have them correct is discomforting
Thank you for your answers. All correct apart from Q13. Would you like to subscribe to my channel so you don't miss out on any new content? Your support will be highly appreciated!😊
Q2 is just a vision trick. If there was a way for the water to be routed then G would fill up first then F but they are blocked off so B has to fill up first.
Correct Answers! 2) B (not connected to G or F) 4) A (Inertia moves water forward. Reason seatbelts exist) 6) C (A & C not needed) 8) A (X position) 9) A (Clockwise to tighten) 11) 50 KG (100/2 =50) 12) D (Z hardest to push over) 13) D (All same. All same part of record and whole thing is spinning at 45 rmp so all points = 45rpm) Edited to fix spacing
Hey Richard can you pls explain question 12? I think its fairly straight forward or common logic and sense that the answer would be "D" due to surface space and a flat bottom making it much harder to push this weighted shape onto its side... But, it would be beneficial to still have the explanation when it comes to this type of question incase similar ones of same principal come up but are not exact to your examples! Id also love an explanation for Q13 D. Its common logic that if the wheels or points of the record were unattached to eachother as a single unit, then B would have the most revolutions. Since the record IS indeed all one unit, each point of the record will evolve the same. Similar to if it were wheels on a drive shaft! Same amount of revolutions or rotations plus same direction of turn/spin! Always appreciate the general understanding to questions and understanding the fundamentals of how to solve. Its nice to revirw in reverse. I.e., if Q13 was asked in this way instead, or if solving for X vs. Y, etc so we can solve all variations of any form the question is asked in.
For Q2 I don’t understand how B is the answer. The water would drain out of B and fill G. From this diagram G would fill and overflow and no other buckets would fill. Can someone explain how it’s B?
If you look closely, you’ll see the pipe between B and G is closed off, therefore it cannot fill up, next would be F, if you Take a look at the bottom of the pipe before it enters F, it is also blocked therefore B would fill first
Its a shame there's not the answers in the video, I just wanted to check out a few mock test answers before I do the test, instead of waiting a day to see what ones I got right. Thanks for the video, but just a suggestion - especially as the tests have only a few days in which they need to be completed.
I saw the comment of others that expressing anger about the video. As I can see there is nothing wrong about the showing of answers, as long as you commented your answers. Thats what he want. To follow his rules and share the answer after that.
I don't understand how question 11 isn't 25 kg, is it because of the two meters on the opposite side you subtract it from the 4 to get 2? and divide 100 kg by 2m instead of the 4?
Hi Richard love your videos, see if you can check the answers will you, where will i see the answers?. Q2. F Q4. A Q6. A&C Q8. A Q9. A Q11. 50 Q12. Z Q13. B
Hi, thank you for your answers to this video! 6 out of 8 here, good job! Take another look at Q2 and see if you can get B as the correct answer. Give Q13 another look over and see if you can get D as the correct answer.
CareerVidz I don’t see how the answer to Q2 could be B. Once the water reaches the halfway point it will start on the pathway to container F. And since container F has no way of keeping the water from overflowing once it is filled, the water level in container B will never be able to rise above the halfway point because the water will continue to flow to container F even after it is full. So I would say the answer would have to be F. Unless there is something I am not taking into consideration. Could you please explain how B would be the correct answer?
The video description says "download Richard's FREE Mechanical Comprehension Test PDF questions", but they're not free on the website. Is this a mistake? Am I supposed to enter a code? Thanks for your help with your videos 👍
how do we find the answers to these questions? searching the comments i seen a lot of wrong answers with some right answers. and with over 2k comments its kinda hard to find
what did they just throw u in the deep end, and expect you to know everything magically? It takes years and years of thinking about machines to know really tricky ones. its best just to get good at whatever your doing personally and forget getting a job.
Q2: B Q4: A(if I had to chose one asap) but if over thought it. "At the time the truck suddenly breaked" it was going a constant speed so I might go with C. Depends how literal it wants you think. Dont usually like these questions because it seems it can be up to the interpretation of the question to some degree. Q6: C Q8: A Q9: A Q11: 50kg Q12: D Q13: D
Q2. cup C, Q4. truck A, Q6. ropes a & C, Q8. wooden disc X, Q9. A, Q11. 50kg, Q12. D. shape Z, Q13. B because the circumference of the circle B is smaller than the circumference of circles A or C
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Question on number 9. Answer B seems to be spinning the nut clockwise and if I am correct it is righty tighty lefty loosey. If you could please explain in more detail it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
Hi, Thank you for your answers, Almost all of your answers are correct here, really good work on getting 6 out of 8 here, Well done! Take another look at Q2 and see if you can get B as the correct answer. Also give Q13 another go and see if you can get D as the correct answer. How did you find the video?
Oh the passage going to F is blocked thats why. Thanks for clarifying! And as for the Q13 I think the outer part has a faster linear velocity than the inner part but I don't know if being a vinyl has something to do with it. I could use the help. I found the video just by searching for asvab review materials. I really appreciate your help!
@@darkdixie4174 the whole disc revolves 45 times a minute, no one part separates it self from the disc and has a different rpm than the rest. If the question was which point travels farther, then there would be differences
@@CareerVidz I already did my man! And thank you! I am planning on getting into maintenance and engineering work soon and wanted to test my chops. I will definitely be checking out more of your content!
@careervidz, why do you respond to those who have not subscribed but not to those of us who are already subscribed and have purchased from your website or purchased your hard copy print books? Thanks!
@@CareerVidz She is correct with Q2 being G! The volume of container, diameters of pipes, flow rate of tap, elevation differences and containers being closed reservoirs was not stated. Taking all that into account and assuming that G was drawn at a larger off set from the outlet for a reason from the pipe above this and assuming by looking at the sketch the containers is not sealed, G will fill up first and continue spilling. There for B will never fill, assuming the possible outflow of B and C is not exponential smaller that the inflow from A (looking at the pipe sizes being sketch at a similar diameter). If you take G out of the equation with the two outlets of B more or less the size of the intake from A, how can B fill up even before F (assuming the flow rate from A to B is not exponentially larger than the capable flow rate of B to F. My opinion, thank you for your interesting videos.
@@philipbarnard497 It's almost a trick question with how subtle the diagram is. Look closely at container B. While it shows a tube connecting from B to container G, the tube is closed. Water won't flow through that tube. Same thing applies to container F. The tube is closed at the end and so the water won't will up container F. Therefore the water will flow from A to B, filling only B.
Q2: B is the only bucket that's every gonna fill to the top Q4: A, because petrol is heavier than air and it tends to push the air back (maybe? Idk) Q6: C, it follows the same philosophy as Q5 Q8: A, because of the metal's density Q9: B, you tighten it clockwise Q11: 50 kg, 4x=2*100 --> x=200/4=50 Q12: Z, because of the ratio Q13: D, both points spin at 45 rpm
Yep Brilliant work! 100% with all of these. If you would like to practice more questions like these ones I think you would find our mechanical comprehension workbook useful to you. Here is a link to it: www.how2become.com/mechanical-comprehension-tests/
@@phillipagreenwood8639 na bro its a record. The center moves slower in proportion with the outer sides of the disc, however they all would rotate only one revolution.
Q4 is A, That was the answer I was looking for! With Q2 see if you can spot why my answer is B. I think you have done really well with these mechanical comprehension questions and I think you would be able to thrive at our Mechanical Comprehension Tests Workbook. I have left a link to it if you would like some more of these types of questions: www.how2become.com/mechanical-comprehension-tests/
Because metal is heavier than wood. And with the metal disk being the center of gravity, the wooden disk will stop in the bottom position when rolled on a flat surface.
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Hey there. I was thinking maybe I’d apply for the fire service when the application process opens. At the moment I know it’s open for the north of England I think. I’ve don’t some practice question on their site and just wondered if you could answer a question I have. There’s 3 tests I believe, numerical/verbal and mechanical. It says you need 80% to pass. Now is that for each test or 80% for all 3? Many thanks.
Why is the answer to question 2 "B"? I guessed "G" for that one because it seems like water would spill out of "A" and "B" into "G" (without anywhere to spill out to in "G"), and therefore fill up "G" faster.
@@sillypuddystl2907 well itll overflow into B because the opening is lower and will drain quicker out of A into B and until that one fills up the other ones won't im bad with words but you see what im saying?
Thank you for your reply. I respectfully disagree. Again assuming in flow and out flow are equal. B can never completely fill. Intact , liquid should not reach the higher hole. Perhaps I’m over thinking it.
@@sillypuddystl2907 I think the confusion is over a tiny little detail in the diagram. Container B is shown to connect to both Containers G & F by tubes. The tube that connects B to G is closed off at B. There is no actual hole for the water to flow from B into the tube. The tube that connects B to F is closed at the end of the tube where it would otherwise connect to F. So the water will flow from B into the tube but then hit the closed end, fill, and then continue filling container B. I hope this helps explain it. If those tubes weren't closed, then you would be completely correct - container G would fill and it would be the only container to fill since is disconnected from the rest of the set up. No overflow would return to the other containers.
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Is question 8 A? doing an online test tomorrow.
Answer all question on video or here. Review your concept Question Q11 and last Q. the same. Thank you.
Where can I download sample questions ? Just to practice that's seee because on your link I have to pay
I have been trying to get the free video you promised without success. Its just not working. You said its free and the link keeps taking me to a page where i have to pay to get an elite version. How about giving what you promised first. No download links in my email and its not fair for you to say one thing and not do it. If you need money from people, just say it from the onset so you don't waste people's time.
Question 4 B
Don't title your video "Mechanical Comprehension Tests (Questions and Answers)"
If you NOT going to provide the damned answers!
😂 wrote all my answers down & went to this section where the damn answers haha
I feel like thus would be more helpful if you would just put the answers and explanations in the drop down box for the video. I’ve been going through the comments trying to check my answers and not everybody has even answered all of them. So I’m not getting explanations of why or even all of the answers. I know I could answer with my own answers but since I have an interview tomorrow, and was only given 1 day to prepare, I don’t have time to wait for you to respond. However, when you do give explanations you do a really good job of making it understandable, so I am learning a lot from your videos. So thank you 😊
Answer the questions aswel! How would those learn without you helping them with answers!
I AGREE WITH THAT!!!
Exactly!
Yes agree!! This is ridiculous!!!
Agree
Endeavor to provide answer
I really appreciate these videos as they are helpful... however, it would be fantastic if you could answer and explain all questions.. having to read other people comments and not knowing if they have them correct is discomforting
Agree
Q1: y
Q2: b
Q3:c
Q4: a
Q5: ?
Q6:c
Q7: d
Q8: a
Q9: a
Q10: 30kg
Q11: 50kg
Q12: d
Q13: b
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Q13. Is D
Q2 is just a vision trick. If there was a way for the water to be routed then G would fill up first then F but they are blocked off so B has to fill up first.
Yep, good spot with this one, B would have to fill up first. Good job! Have you had a go at the other questions within this video?
A fills up “First” the question is loaded. It dint say complete fill, it just says what first right😊
It will help me so much for my incoming exam.. Thank you
Correct Answers!
2) B (not connected to G or F)
4) A (Inertia moves water forward. Reason seatbelts exist)
6) C (A & C not needed)
8) A (X position)
9) A (Clockwise to tighten)
11) 50 KG (100/2 =50)
12) D (Z hardest to push over)
13) D (All same. All same part of record and whole thing is spinning at 45 rmp so all points = 45rpm)
Edited to fix spacing
Wouldn't 2 be F because there is a hole at top of B
Q11: (100*2)
(200/4=50)
That’s how you get the answer
Q9: B
Righty tighty, lefty loosy
#2=G
@@adrienoropeza8955 #9=A. I got a bolt and nut and tried it myself!
Hey Richard can you pls explain question 12? I think its fairly straight forward or common logic and sense that the answer would be "D" due to surface space and a flat bottom making it much harder to push this weighted shape onto its side...
But, it would be beneficial to still have the explanation when it comes to this type of question incase similar ones of same principal come up but are not exact to your examples!
Id also love an explanation for Q13 D. Its common logic that if the wheels or points of the record were unattached to eachother as a single unit, then B would have the most revolutions. Since the record IS indeed all one unit, each point of the record will evolve the same. Similar to if it were wheels on a drive shaft! Same amount of revolutions or rotations plus same direction of turn/spin!
Always appreciate the general understanding to questions and understanding the fundamentals of how to solve. Its nice to revirw in reverse. I.e., if Q13 was asked in this way instead, or if solving for X vs. Y, etc so we can solve all variations of any form the question is asked in.
For Q2 I don’t understand how B is the answer. The water would drain out of B and fill G. From this diagram G would fill and overflow and no other buckets would fill. Can someone explain how it’s B?
I agree!
If you look closely, you’ll see the pipe between B and G is closed off, therefore it cannot fill up, next would be F, if you Take a look at the bottom of the pipe before it enters F, it is also blocked therefore B would fill first
Its a shame there's not the answers in the video, I just wanted to check out a few mock test answers before I do the test, instead of waiting a day to see what ones I got right. Thanks for the video, but just a suggestion - especially as the tests have only a few days in which they need to be completed.
I agree. I have an idea but having the answer to help check my work would be nice. Too much trouble trying to search for it.
Q2- B
Q4- A
Q6- C
Q8- A
Q9- B
Q11- 50kg
Q12- D
Q13-D
Hi,7 out of 8 here, well done. Take another look at Q9 and see if you can get answer A.
@@CareerVidz can I ask why? I always know that right is to tight
CareerVidz b is right
It would be B if you twisted the nut but its asking about the bolt.
CareerVidz seriously hiw is question 9 wrong
No test is this easy.
1.Y ,2.G ,3.C, 4.A ,5.A ,6.A ,7.D, 8.A ,9.A ,10.? ,11.25kg, 12.D,13.
Many thanks, I just sat my DAA yesterday. I have been watching your videos and i must say you really helped me. My results came in and I did well.
That is great news! Well done.
Interesting videos but not so good having to answer the questions. Not convenient using a phone to watch your videos.
You are a huge help, bless you my dude thank you 🙏
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Really helpful. Thank you! Got 3 wrong but I now understand where I went wrong on :)
That's great, do you want to try again and post your answers.
@@CareerVidz where are the answers?
I saw the comment of others that expressing anger about the video. As I can see there is nothing wrong about the showing of answers, as long as you commented your answers. Thats what he want. To follow his rules and share the answer after that.
THANK YOU! At last, someone with common sense! :)
You're welcome sir. Im preparing for my exam this week so your vids. help a lot.
I don't understand how question 11 isn't 25 kg, is it because of the two meters on the opposite side you subtract it from the 4 to get 2? and divide 100 kg by 2m instead of the 4?
First person to watch this video
Well done :)
This is the 5th video I watched with NO ANSWERS
yeah, thats all this asshole does, posts videos with misleading titles.
Hi Richard love your videos, see if you can check the answers will you, where will i see the answers?. Q2. F Q4. A Q6. A&C Q8. A Q9. A Q11. 50 Q12. Z Q13. B
Hi, thank you for your answers to this video! 6 out of 8 here, good job! Take another look at Q2 and see if you can get B as the correct answer. Give Q13 another look over and see if you can get D as the correct answer.
CareerVidz I don’t see how the answer to Q2 could be B. Once the water reaches the halfway point it will start on the pathway to container F. And since container F has no way of keeping the water from overflowing once it is filled, the water level in container B will never be able to rise above the halfway point because the water will continue to flow to container F even after it is full. So I would say the answer would have to be F. Unless there is something I am not taking into consideration. Could you please explain how B would be the correct answer?
@@alcrowley2203 its blocked off from going to F
The video description says "download Richard's FREE Mechanical Comprehension Test PDF questions", but they're not free on the website. Is this a mistake? Am I supposed to enter a code? Thanks for your help with your videos 👍
how do we find the answers to these questions? searching the comments i seen a lot of wrong answers with some right answers. and with over 2k comments its kinda hard to find
G, B, C, A, B, 50, D, B,
Q4. Ans:Truck A
Thanks for commenting. You are 100% correct - nice work!
Please can you answer the questions! I answered them but how can I be sure!
Hi,
Thanks very much for all these tutorials.
Please, can i use your book on Mechanical Comprehension Tests to pass SHL test.
Thank you.
Where are the answers to the exercises. How do we know if they are correct? You said you would provide them but you didn't.
Hi! We are here to mark your answers in the comments section and we strive to do it within 24hrs😊 Would you like to share your answers here?
This is nowhere near as hard as the one i failed for the refinery.
what did they just throw u in the deep end, and expect you to know everything magically? It takes years and years of thinking about machines to know really tricky ones. its best just to get good at whatever your doing personally and forget getting a job.
Q2: B
Q4: A(if I had to chose one asap) but if over thought it. "At the time the truck suddenly breaked" it was going a constant speed so I might go with C. Depends how literal it wants you think. Dont usually like these questions because it seems it can be up to the interpretation of the question to some degree.
Q6: C
Q8: A
Q9: A
Q11: 50kg
Q12: D
Q13: D
Ey my friend. the correct answer on Q13 is B not D.
@@luisrincon8442 🙅❌ please reevaluate your understanding of the world.
@@lordcringe9213 HAHAHAHAHAHA...
@@luisrincon8442 plz explain me this
@@lordcringe9213 No, my friend. You're right. Hahahahahaha
Shape Z eould be the hardest to push on its side
i would love it if was actually question and answer
Q2. cup C,
Q4. truck A,
Q6. ropes a & C,
Q8. wooden disc X,
Q9. A,
Q11. 50kg,
Q12. D. shape Z,
Q13. B because the circumference of the circle B is smaller than the circumference of circles A or C
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Q13 answer D Q2 answer F
Q13 answer D Q2 answer F@@CareerVidz
The number 11 is not supposed to be 100/4 equal 25????
2: B
4: A
6: C
8: A
9: A
11: 50 kg
12: Z
13: D
Yep, all correct here. Great work! Have you checkout out our other Mechanical comprehension tests questions videos?
Question on number 9. Answer B seems to be spinning the nut clockwise and if I am correct it is righty tighty lefty loosey. If you could please explain in more detail it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
I thought this also. Then I looked closer and now I see it says what way do you spin the BOLT. Not the nut.
Turn the bolt not the nut
Q2 : F
Q4 : A
Q6 : C
Q8 : A
Q9 : A
Q11 : 50kg
Q12 : D
Q13 : B
are my answers correct?
Hi, Thank you for your answers, Almost all of your answers are correct here, really good work on getting 6 out of 8 here, Well done! Take another look at Q2 and see if you can get B as the correct answer. Also give Q13 another go and see if you can get D as the correct answer. How did you find the video?
Oh the passage going to F is blocked thats why. Thanks for clarifying! And as for the Q13 I think the outer part has a faster linear velocity than the inner part but I don't know if being a vinyl has something to do with it. I could use the help. I found the video just by searching for asvab review materials. I really appreciate your help!
@@darkdixie4174 the whole disc revolves 45 times a minute, no one part separates it self from the disc and has a different rpm than the rest. If the question was which point travels farther, then there would be differences
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Q2 B because if u look is blocked off going to G and F
Q2. Is B.
Q4. Is A.
Q6. Is C.
Q8. is A.
Q9. Is A.
Q11. Is 50kg
Q12. Is D.
Q13. Is D.
I look forward to my results!!!
Hi Seth! All of your answers are correct. Excellent work :)
Well done!
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@@CareerVidz I already did my man! And thank you! I am planning on getting into maintenance and engineering work soon and wanted to test my chops. I will definitely be checking out more of your content!
@careervidz, why do you respond to those who have not subscribed but not to those of us who are already subscribed and have purchased from your website or purchased your hard copy print books? Thanks!
He explains the principles. so this is like making educated guesses
Please reply Richard.
Q2: G
Q4: B
Q6: C
Q8: A
Q9: A
Q11: 50 kg
Q12: Z (I don’t understand how it could be b)
Q13: B
Thank you for your answers. Q2, Q4 and 13 are not correct, would you like to try these again? Your other answers are right.
@@CareerVidz She is correct with Q2 being G!
The volume of container, diameters of pipes, flow rate of tap, elevation differences and containers being closed reservoirs was not stated.
Taking all that into account and assuming that G was drawn at a larger off set from the outlet for a reason from the pipe above this and assuming by looking at the sketch the containers is not sealed, G will fill up first and continue spilling. There for B will never fill, assuming the possible outflow of B and C is not exponential smaller that the inflow from A (looking at the pipe sizes being sketch at a similar diameter). If you take G out of the equation with the two outlets of B more or less the size of the intake from A, how can B fill up even before F (assuming the flow rate from A to B is not exponentially larger than the capable flow rate of B to F.
My opinion, thank you for your interesting videos.
@@philipbarnard497 It's almost a trick question with how subtle the diagram is. Look closely at container B. While it shows a tube connecting from B to container G, the tube is closed. Water won't flow through that tube. Same thing applies to container F. The tube is closed at the end and so the water won't will up container F. Therefore the water will flow from A to B, filling only B.
2 B
4 A
6 C
8 A
9 A
11 50 KG
12 D
13 D
Thanks for taking the time to help us get better !!
All correct, that's amazing :)
Q2: B is the only bucket that's every gonna fill to the top
Q4: A, because petrol is heavier than air and it tends to push the air back (maybe? Idk)
Q6: C, it follows the same philosophy as Q5
Q8: A, because of the metal's density
Q9: B, you tighten it clockwise
Q11: 50 kg, 4x=2*100 --> x=200/4=50
Q12: Z, because of the ratio
Q13: D, both points spin at 45 rpm
Thank you for your answers. All correct apart from Q9. Would you like to try again?
@@CareerVidz I don't see how it could be A, but I guess I'm wrong
@@jackofclubs1510 your tightening the bolt on the right side not the nut on the left. So righty tighty ;)
also, Q6 is A and C, not just C
@@CareerVidz your Q12 is wrong. it can't be hollow and filled with water. it can be one or it can be the other but it can't be both.
2b 4a 6c 8a 9a 11.50 12 d 13 d
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Isn’t question 13 B because it has the smallest circumference?
@@phillipagreenwood8639 na bro its a record. The center moves slower in proportion with the outer sides of the disc, however they all would rotate only one revolution.
A really helpful insight but I don't understand the reasoning behind Q6 and the previous example
Thank you Sir for your content..
2- f
4-a
Q4 is A, That was the answer I was looking for! With Q2 see if you can spot why my answer is B. I think you have done really well with these mechanical comprehension questions and I think you would be able to thrive at our Mechanical Comprehension Tests Workbook. I have left a link to it if you would like some more of these types of questions: www.how2become.com/mechanical-comprehension-tests/
2- B
4- A
6- B and C
8- X
9- B
11- 50 KG
12- option D. (Z)
13- B
damnn. having the answers scattered all over the comments section does not help me at all. Great video otherwise
Sorry about that, thanks for watching:
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Hi Richard, how is it going? Could you please explain me why the Answer for Question 8 is A ?
Because metal is heavier than wood. And with the metal disk being the center of gravity, the wooden disk will stop in the bottom position when rolled on a flat surface.
I am from India. Nice video Sir. Thank You.
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2) F
4) B
6) C
8) X
9) B
11) 50Kg
12) Z
13) D
Thank you for your answers. All correct apart from Q2, 4 and 9. Well done. Please would you subscribe to my channel? I'd appreciate your support. Thanks!
Just found you sir, I really appreciate you and your content!
Ty for these videos bro.
2)B
4)A
6)A&C
8)X
9)A
11)50kgs
12)Z(since it has more friction)
13) D
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Q11 100kg *2m = x*4
200 kg = x *4
200 / 4
x=50kg
Thank you for your answer which is correct.
2-g
3-c
4-a
5-a
6-c
7-d
8-a
9-a
10-30kg
11-50kg
12-d
13- d 😂
Q2, Answer F. Q4, Ans=A, Ropes A&C, A=X, A to tighten, 10=50kg, D=Z, D-Equal,
Thank you for your post. Other than Q2, your answers are correct.
@@CareerVidz It appears that bucket B only flows into F. the tube that flows into G is sealed, or am I reading too much into this?
@@Bob-no1oj B is blocked to F and to G so only B will fill. It's the only one with no exit
Q. 11: 50kg
Q:12: D
Q.13: A
Q11 and 12 are correct but unfortunately 13 is not A, well done :)
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Q9 got it, turning the bolt not the Nut, very good, trick is in the question
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Are there any videos on spatial reasoning?
Why is the answer to question 2 "B"? I guessed "G" for that one because it seems like water would spill out of "A" and "B" into "G" (without anywhere to spill out to in "G"), and therefore fill up "G" faster.
Trick question there's no flow thru the tubes there closed off
The dishwasher is leather but the revolutions Would be the same as points are on one Disc
6. C Ropes a and C
This is the right answer.
These are way too easy, do you have any videos with harder questions at all?
2 G 3 C 4 A 5 A 6 C 7 D 8 X 9 A 10 30kg 11 50kg 12 D 13 B
There’s no way Q2 could be B. It has two outlets. It can never fill. It could only be G or F. Assuming the water isn’t absolutely gushing out!
Both are blocked off
I guess I don’t see it. I’m assuming the rate of in flow is the same as out flow per hole could you explain please?
@@sillypuddystl2907 well itll overflow into B because the opening is lower and will drain quicker out of A into B and until that one fills up the other ones won't im bad with words but you see what im saying?
Thank you for your reply. I respectfully disagree. Again assuming in flow and out flow are equal. B can never completely fill. Intact , liquid should not reach the higher hole. Perhaps I’m over thinking it.
@@sillypuddystl2907 I think the confusion is over a tiny little detail in the diagram. Container B is shown to connect to both Containers G & F by tubes. The tube that connects B to G is closed off at B. There is no actual hole for the water to flow from B into the tube. The tube that connects B to F is closed at the end of the tube where it would otherwise connect to F. So the water will flow from B into the tube but then hit the closed end, fill, and then continue filling container B. I hope this helps explain it.
If those tubes weren't closed, then you would be completely correct - container G would fill and it would be the only container to fill since is disconnected from the rest of the set up. No overflow would return to the other containers.
12 is d as the weight is at the bottom so it will be harder to push.. again how do i explain this with engineering speak?
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Q1 y pressure is at the bottom
4. A
Am I right?
Why wouldn't it be divide by 4?
Q 13 your data is insufficient to give answer, I m confused
Que 9 B direction tighten the bolt
Sir can you explain me Q12
4 is A based on logic but what is it based on engineering?
Also correct, many thanks
@@CareerVidz thanks, may I ask if you can answer my question?
Q8 - A (X)
Q 9 - B
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Q2: A. I think because in order for any other tank to fill you need A to fill up first
B
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Q2:G, Q4:A, Q6:C, Q8:C, Q9:A, Q11: 50kg, Q12:D, Q13:D
Why is 6 c?
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2. E
4. A
6. C
8. A
9. B
11. 50kg
12. D
13. B
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Q2. G
Q4. A
Q6. c
Q8. A
Q9. A
Q11. 25 kg
Q12. Z
Q13. D
Thank you for your answers. Other than Q2 and 11 your answers are correct.
Thanks mate
Where are the answers?
I think B would but if its one complete disk itll be D the same
Could you please advise the question number?
Can someone explain question #12
Que 8 B roller can move in flat surface
q2 - F,
q4 - A,
q 6 - C
Q 8 - A
q9- A
q11 - 50kg
q12- C
Q13 - A
wrong on 11, it is 25kg. 12 is D because there is more surface area contacting the ground lol, OMG 13 is B because it is the smallest circumference.
Thank you for your post and answers. Other Q2, 12 and 13 your answers are correct.
@@JeepinJay2018 no need for the 'lol, OMG' be kind, were all here to learn
The answers would be helpful..im not sure what's correct or not.
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Q2- G
Q4- A
Q6- C
Q8- A
Q9- A
Q11- 50kg
Q12- D
Q13-D
All correct except question 2, well done!
Q2: B
Q4: A
Q6: C
Q8: A
Q9: B
Q11: 50kg
Q12: Z
Q13: D
I think I did pretty good. lol
Other than Q9 which is not B your answers are correct, Many thanks.
Question 2. F
Q4. A
Q6. C
Q8. A
Q9. A
Q11. 50
Q12. D
Q13. B
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8:36 Q8 I believe that it could stop in any position so is D but I’m not sure
Sorry this is incorrect.
Q7 D 38inches
Q6 - C (ropes A and C)
Great work :)
why don't you give us the answers?
Rope A and C for question 5