How to Pass Virtual Job Tryout Pre-Employment Assessment Test: Questions with Answers & Solutions!

Virtual Job Tryout Assessments (VJTAs) are online simulations or assessments used by employers to evaluate job candidates' skills, abilities, and fit for specific roles. These assessments aim to provide candidates with a realistic preview of the job and allow employers to assess their job-related competencies in a controlled virtual environment.
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Virtual Job Tryout Assessments are valuable tools for employers to assess candidates' job-related skills, predict job performance, and enhance the hiring process. By providing candidates with a realistic preview of the job and evaluating their abilities in a controlled virtual environment, VJTAs help employers make more informed hiring decisions and select candidates who are well-suited for the role.
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[@speakingfromthecloset6767]

My answer was 5 for the first question but I approached it differently. Guess I need to go back to the drawing board. Thanks for sharing.

[@yoyo5050]

I used the number of "counts" before the next number in the sequence (1, 3, 6, 10, __)and the pattern that emerged is 1,2,3,4,5... So 4 counts after 10 (11, 12, 13, 14) lead to 15... Therefore 5 counts after 15 (16,17,18,19,20) lead to 21...

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Great

[@anupamparmar6175]

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[@speakingfromthecloset6767]

C if using if using the square root

[@user-arunsingh]

5

[@andreio11]

A 100&81

[@rodolfodiaz3715]

correct

[@maeannlumacad1687]

Hi, may I know the solution pls...thanks

[@UdoyeTobechukwu]

@@maeannlumacad1687 It is solved by adding the sum of the digits in a top row and getting the square of the value. The square is the value directly below it. For example (32 is 3+2=5; 5^2=25. 1+7=8; 8^2=64. 6+4=10; 10^2=100. 8+1=9; 9^2=81. That is how you get 100 and 81. I hope this helps!

[@monsuratd8115]

​@@maeannlumacad1687 The 2nd row: (3+2)^2, (1+7)^2, (6+3)^2 = 25, 64, 81. The 3rd row: (2+5)^2, (6+4)^2, (8+1)^2 = 49, 100, 81

[@anupamparmar6175]

Mansi

[@user-arunsingh]

8

[@MuhammedEsn]

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Excellent ❤