CAT 2024 | Best of LRDI | Logical Reasoning & Data Interpretation | Day 09 | Vijay Sir |

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[@frustratedmel]

This is a beautiful question. The reading load is less, and for arriving at the constraints, you need to think hard. This is how LRDI should be.

[@akshajsharma6907]

Sir is solving important of understanding the concept with u.

[@akarshitshukla3205]

Sir please specify how to make such kind of combination

[@tarangagarwal975]

In question 2 Initial price can be X but final price can also be y(same for both). And Chetan can have y+1300 also. In that scenario also question remains the same. But Michal's balance did change

[@tanishqagarwal9650]

sir but in last ques it will be 3700-2200 = 1500 so the final result will be 1500 + 1300 = 2800

[@gopalkumarsingh619]

No it can't be as Michael will sell only when prices goes below rs 90 and in that case it goes the lowest to 110 !!

[@pranjalraghav4425]

But as per question they take buying/selling decision at the end of day that means they can execute transaction the next day therefore the decision at the end of day 5 will be executed on day 6 and we have only 5 days therefore there will only be 4 changes on day 2, 3,4,5. So, question 3 it is not satisfying as chetan will buy on 2 day ( day 2,3) and sell on 2 days( 4,5) similar for all cases. SOMEONE PLZ HELP

[@lakshayjumrani9820]

Sir how to make such combinations please make video on that

[@ASHARMA-mu8qz]

Thank u sir ❤

[@Hrk29]

Very nice set

[@sarathchandraaluru4017]

In question 3- michael can end up having 20 more shares even in the case where chetan sells 20 shares and micheal doesnt sell or buy any in such case the answer can be 110/90

[@DK02608]

there is no such case, because when chetan sells two consecutive days the price become 120 where michael also buy

[@RitikKumar-mq6eq]

Sir everyday video upload kriye please

[@Empire-jx5wk]

Noice

[@Trishal04]

Was difficult 😭 I mean for me

[@Lucky3XT]

It was

[@PinalJain-pv6ud]

Thank you sir