Actuarial consultant Interview Questions

you can calculate it easily, no need exact answer, just tell them your step

Hands will be on the 2 and the 3. 360 degrees in a circle divided by 12 numbers on a clock = 30 degrees

The minute hand will be at 3 (perfectly vertical), and the hour hand will be a quarter of the way from the 2, so 30*(3/4)=22.5 degrees.

1. Dump 3 gal into 5 gal 2. Fill 3 ga and empty into 5 gal again 3. This will leave 1 gal in the 3 gal 4. Dump the 5 gal 5. Add the 1 gal from the 3 gal to the 5 gal 6. Fill the 3 gal again 7. Dump the 3 gal into the 5 gal (where there is all ready 1 gal) 8. Now there are 4 gallons of water in the 5 gallon bucket.

1. Dump 3 gal into 5 gal 2. Fill 3 ga and empty into 5 gal again 3. This will leave 1 gal in the 3 gal 4. Dump the 5 gal 5. Add the 1 gal from the 3 gal to the 5 gal 6. Fill the 3 gal again 7. Dump the 3 gal into the 5 gal (where there is all ready 1 gal) 8. Now there are 4 gallons of water in the 5 gallon bucket.

get 2 gal first by 5-3 dump 2 gal into 3 gal bucket fill 5 gal, dump 1 gal in the 3 gal bucket youhave 4 gal left in the 5 gal bucket , solved

I'm pretty sure that you have to know if the odd one is heavier or lighter than the other ones to do this in 2 measures

It took me like 2 minutes to figure this out. I'm not fond of word problems either lol. I'm assuming this is correct. Okay put 3 balls on each side, hold onto 1. If one side is already leaning down with more weight, I know the heavier ball is that group of 3. If both sides are equal on the scale, then I’m already holding onto the heaviest ball and their is no need to continue. Okay, assuming one set of 3 balls is heavier, clear off the other lighter side and repeat the process with the heavier set of 3 balls. Again hold onto 1 ball, put 1 ball on the left and 1 ball on the right. If one ball is leaning down, that’s the heaviest ball. If they are both equal on the scale, then I’m holding onto the heaviest ball.

Just wanted to state that you can do the same thing / process for finding the lighter ball, you would just keep the lighter balls on the scale and remove the heavier ones or if there equal you know you're holding onto the lighter ball.

It is important to try it on your own so that in the interview your response is natural. The process you go through is most important to the interviewer.

I would simply look at the fruit and move the labels accordingly.

basket 1: A basket 2: O basket 3: O + A choose from basket 3. case 1: if selection is O, then basket 3 is O, basket 2 is A and basket 1 is O + A case 2: If selection is A, then basket 3 is A, basket 2 is O + A and basket 1 is O

You first must make the assumption that the track is straight, the bird will fly straight, There is no wind, and all speeds are constant. without paper i would solve this through trial and error. 1.25 hours is how long it takes the bird to fly to train B.Train B has gone 19.75 miles train A has gone 30 miles so they are now 20 miles apart. it will take .333 hours for the bird to reach Train A. Train B has gone 24.75 miles and Train A has gone 46.666 so they are approx. the same distance apart. so 1.61 time 40 would be approx. 64 miles. I didn't come up with exact numbers because i doubt this problem was meant to be solved exactly.

Come on. it is not a difficult question. If this two trains are running face to face in different tracks, it would cost exactly 2hrs to meet. During this period, the bird just flies from A to B, to A, to B, again and again, but the speed of bird and duration of bird flying is not going to be changed. 2hrs and 40mph, so the answer is 80 miles.

Look inside the basket that is labeled both because it will either be completely apples or oranges, then you can label the rest.

Pick one fruit out of the basket labeled mixed. It will be either an orange or an apple. The one labeled mixed fruit will be the fruit that was not picked up. The third basket will be the one with mixed fruit.

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