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Strategic Anaylst Interview Questions and Answers

Updated 9 Jul 2025
2d ago

Q. What is the probability of an 8-bit string having no more than 2 consecutive 1s? Solve using dynamic programming.

Ans.

Probability of an 8 bit string with no more than 2 consecutive 1's using dynamic programming.

  • Use dynamic programming to calculate the probability of a string with no more than 2 consecutive 1's

  • Create a 2D array to store the probabilities of each bit position and number of consecutive 1's

  • Use recurrence relation to calculate the probability for each bit position based on the previous bit position

  • Sum up the probabilities for all possible combinations of the last bit position and...read more

5d ago

Q. Given a list of numbers, provide an algorithm to find two numbers that add up to 600. Optimize the complexity to O(N).

Ans.

Algorithm to find 2 numbers that add up to 600 from a list of numbers with O(N) complexity.

  • Use a hash table to store the difference between each number and 600.

  • Iterate through the list and check if the difference is in the hash table.

  • If the difference is in the hash table, return the current number and the difference.

5d ago

Q. Which is greater, (π^e) or (e^π)?

Ans.

e^π is greater than π^e.

  • e^π ≈ 23.14

  • π^e ≈ 22.46

  • e^π > π^e

1d ago

Q. Given a graph, find whether there is a 3-cycle in the graph in an efficient manner.

Ans.

Efficiently determine if a given graph contains a 3 cycle.

  • Use depth-first search (DFS) to traverse the graph

  • For each node, check if there is a path of length 3 that ends at that node

  • If such a path exists, return true

  • If DFS completes without finding a 3 cycle, return false

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2d ago

Q. Given a fair coin, find the expected number of trials for 4 consecutive heads.

Ans.

Expected number of trials for 4 consecutive heads with a fair coin.

  • The probability of getting 4 consecutive heads is 1/2^4 = 1/16

  • The expected number of trials for 4 consecutive heads is 1/p = 16

  • This is because the expected value of a geometric distribution with probability p is 1/p

  • Therefore, the expected number of flips for 4 consecutive heads is 16

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